Tarahumara Runners Profiled As Paced Yet Courageous People
San Altelo Morning Times writer details Tarahumara runners of the Sierra Madre. Describes long hair, bow hunting, homemade instruments, purposed travel between mining camps, and ritual races across 6000 foot high plateaus. Notes language variety, intermarriage, infant mortality, long lifespans, and pilgrimage to cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ashburn
San Altelo
Serta
Une Valley
Aminim
ChiMvatasite
Native American Traditions and Customs in Mountain Villages
A fragment outlines daily life among highland tribes, describing farming on canyon slopes, barter without fixed wages, smoke ceremonies, feasts with visions from sacred cacti, and court practices. It notes hunting methods, child care practices, hospitality norms, and the rough edges of law and punishment, including occasional penitentiary exposure.
Man Returns to Wife After Courting Girl Marriage
A court orders a girl to marry and a youth volunteers, leading to their wedding. The tale follows curious social rituals and village beliefs about marriage, beauty, and affection, with sections on courtship, childbearing in woods, peculiar races, animal lore, and superstitions amid a harsh, rustic life. The text notes playful teasing and communal approval, then details races, animal obsessions, and safety measures like neck garlands, all framed by a tone of rural tradition.
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Chi- Huwhus
Chituahun
Chihuahua
Tran Oon
Aveah Ponte
Garwood Gatherings Celebrate Local Birth and Social News
Mirents Chas Kallina greet a newborn at their home on Thursday. Mrs E Green and Miss Brunette Green shopped in Engle Lake Tuesday. Grace and Edna Young visited Ganado Saturday with Raymond Young of Refugio. Mr and Mrs Linus Lukeswan hosted Yoakum guests. Preston Walker moved to Bryan for several weeks. Mrs N G Nun of Monster spent a week with relatives. Mrs Bruce Fling led four tables of bridge. W A Stallman and others attended at Green Flour Sunday.
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Chas. Kallina
E. Green
Brunette Green
J. M Harry
Engle Lake
Young
Grace
Edna
Ganado
Raymond Young
Refugio
J. J. Young
Arnold
Edward Priesmeyer
Rio Grande Valley
Preston Watlker
Bryan
Linus Lukeswan
Yoakwi
Martin
Houston
N.G. Nun
Monster
A. Reile
al Joyton
G. Reitz Abel
Preston Walker
W. A. Stallman
J.B. Weing
Grea Fiour
Bruce Fling
Cart G. Matters
Kansas City
D. G. Vogelsang
Frieda Vogelsang
Frelsburg
M. L. Holman
Ami
Floyd Best
Hahn
H. M. Mathis
J. M. Mathis
Wharwn
Floyd Mathis
Madisonville
Mya
L. Werlla
Rosenberri
F. L. Green
Gunado
J. L. Young
Carl G. Mattern
Aaudh
Patricia Ann
W. K. Lehrer
Ernestine Shaw
Denison
J. J. Hopkins
CG. P. Hopkins
Jack
Mary Frances Hopkins
Eagle Lake
G. F. Stallman
Olga Mae
Roy Stallman
N. G. Nunn
A. J. Struss
O. BE. Willie
Engle Luke
M. L. Heilman
J. W. Fling
D Stallman
J. B. Walling
J. R. Murry
L. E B. Cornelius
Nunn
J. R. Punchback
L. R Brato
Earl Rodgers
Adies
Engleo Lake
L. E. Cornelius
Geraldine Kerr
Bettye Walker
Wenona Hanson
Fred Walker
Roy Floyd
L. Dankler
Coulter
F. J. Kallina
Frankie
Josephine Kallina l
A.T. Smith
East Bernard
Les Lanier
Dan Hooper
Columbus
Culpepper
Glidden
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Ad sandwiches and tea were served as locals from Frelsburg to Madisonville gathered for family visits and a birthday party in Engle Lake. Homemakers hosted eighteen guests, and a recital was announced while schools and church groups held meetings amid calls for rain to aid crops.
Famous Doctor's Way to Move the Bowels
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a proven, pleasant remedy for constipation. It claims decades of practice, easy use, gentle action for all ages, and quick relief from bloating and discomfort with a trusted herbal compound.
Auto Plate Specifications and Local Notices Amid Patchy OCR
Fragmented text describes automobile plate categories by body color and border details, listing plate types for cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles with numbers for quantities. Includes stray names and local notes about visitors and a golf round, plus a Mother’s Day mention and a Houston visitor.
Good hens prove more profitable than dairy cows
County agent note contrasts poultry and dairy economics. Mrs. W A Horn, poultry demonstrator near Columbus, argues hens yield profits when egg prices are low, while dairy cows at current milk prices barely cover feed. Her figures show 1865 Leghorn pullets produced 3,770 eggs averaging 10.2 per hen, selling for 46.32 dollars with 27.65 dollars feed, netting 18.67 dollars. she plans to shift focus from cows to poultry work.
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W. A. Horn
Duck Pury
Houston
Sid Me
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