Garwood Notes Local Happenings And Visits
Local residents report visitors and travels including Preston Walker’s burning injury, Otto Beierkrentz joining Cash Department Store, and various arrivals in Seadrift Columbus and Wharton. Community events feature lyceum in Columbus, a women’s church gathering at Rex Theatre, and ties to Youkum and Lampasas areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Walker
Louie
Seadrift
Preston Walker
Louis Braden
W.D
Mame
W.dixon
Fl Campo
Messrs
G. M. Jackson
Harold Jackson
Tony Pinchback
Columbus
Neville
Lawrence
Toy Brower
Otto Beierkrentz
Magic Lake Tats
Imker
Cash Department Store
Albert Arnold
Ezra Cotfelt
Wharton
Lyceum Entertainment
Bernice ‘Bervell
Margaret Coun Gindys Terrell
Comic Slaw
Pearl Mitchen
Neville Jacksen
Albert Henry Vitlercek
Pwiirnsek
Wilton Chaplin
Goorlell
Mero
Mex
Jdnt
Maver
Adolph Tinieetrieh
Tefl Suneay
Youkum
Wareen Kenyon
Seadpitt
Wien
Ely
Rex Theatre
Mbont
Maud
Evercter
Chix
Dooly
Vyeryhordy Ty
Matho
B. W. Grover Defense Case Noted in Transcript
Fragmentary OCR mentions the necessity of B. W. Grover in a legal matter. The garbled text references engineering names and perceived duties but offers minimal verifiable facts or context for a fuller summary.
No Caste Distinctions In Curious Battle Creek Scene
A Battle Creek observer recalls a strange exchange where a woman danced with a dashing stranger and spoke in odd phrases. An officer replies that the speaker once served as a milkman, revealing a surprising, lighthearted moment in a social encounter.
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Battle Creek
Hentonent
Blooming Cotton Fields and a Bear Tale
The section reports cotton fields in full bloom after a dry spell with light boll weevil damage. It notes likely good yields if frost stays away and includes a humorous Virginia anecdote about a neighbor warning Tim of a bear in a yard and Tim’s reply that the bear started the fight and will end it.
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Wis
Virginia
W Kiplingesyne
Hyishaiad
Tim
Les iv
Dim
Buffalo myth debunked by stray shopper tale
A garbled, phonetic passage recounts a nonsensical tale about a colored clergyman and a deer store, with a clerk misinterpreting remarks. The fragment ends with a claim that buffalo are seen again while mockingly noting other currencies.
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Strickland Insurance Agency
Tornado, Autom A Casualty Insurance
W.s.strickland, Mgr
Eagle Lake
Texas
Cc Hupid
Gallous
Cupid
Eagle Lake Furniture CO
Geo. Redford
Practical Tanor
R. H. Reese
General
Hamiltons
Winterman Bldg
Henry Martone
Alleyton
Landa
Turkey
Garwood Gatherings
Eugle Lake
George Kenyon
Preston Wilker
Mas
Lampasas
Westily
Hanks
Mise Agies Phieie
Yavin
Pt Mt Pharsday Fe
Women's Missionary AS
Mika Sophie Ctlorz
Galveston
Pompeshy
Falke
Cota
Cithann
Darrow
Lauterlinn
Calhoun
Lontalana
Ile Brother
J. G. Cooper
Garwood
J. St. Brate
Ohio
H. Landa
Ing
Gioe
B. W. Grover
Mechanican
Nathan
Headlight
Rexpondel
Kotm
Grace Beuc
Ron Hoorlet
Jo Tuiffinio
Donemeome Biel
M. P. Fenelon, M.D
Eagle Lake Mercantile Company
Eagle Lake Mercantile Co
J. T. Carney
Shell Road
J.E. Roberts