Demonstration of International Six Speed Trucks Next Week
Volume one issue promotes a live demonstration of the International Six Speed Special Trucks in Eagle Lake on Tuesday and Wednesday. It touts real demonstrations, new shipments, and the trucks’ ability to haul farm and dairy goods. Also notes Fresh Cream O Wheat at the Preok Stephens Co store and various labeled food items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Anh
Eagle Lake
Tyis
Preok Stephens Co
Frank Stephens Co
Prank Stephens Company
City of
Engle Lake
Texas
R.T. Westmoreland
Qeotice Butler
Frank Stephens Co offers fresh groceries and supplies
Ads tout fresh produce and canned goods from Frank Stephens Co including Royal Gelatin and pineapple rice, plus Universal Poultry and Stock Feeds. They promote stoves for winter, new International Truck Demonstration on Eagle Lake streets, and a feature on fur seal herd growth and Pribilof Islands improvements with tied national trade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stephens Co
Universal Poultry
Universal Feeds
Alaska Fisheries Chiefdrives U S Bureau in Alaska Summer
Commissioner Henry O Malley directs the U S Bureau of Fisheries from Alaska during summer operations. He reports 1929 Alaska salmon runs, new patrols by airplane, and strict White Bill controls stabilizing the territory s salmon industry employing 30 000 men and supplying two thirds of world catch. The Yukon and Kuskokwim are open only to natives for food fishing, with commercial fishing banned and fishing areas limited to weekly pauses. The Pribilof Islands seal fishery rebounds with 40 000 seals king taken this year and conservation measures reducing herd pressures.
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United States
England
Japan
Pribilof Islands
St. Paul
St. George
Alaska
Henry O'Malley
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
Alaska i
Alaskan
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
O'Mal
Foy
National Geographic Society
Carey
Chignik
Bureau
Yukon
Kuskokwim
Panhandle
Can & Men
Boat
O'Malley
Pribtlot Islands
Pribitor Islands
Bince Ee Ee Neal
Crentinl
Garwood News Roundup of Visits and Fires
Garwood residents shared social visits with relatives in El Campo and Weimar while trips to Schulenberg and Houston tied in wedding plans and a list of local events. A fire destroyed a barn storing over a thousand sacks of rice, with unknown ignition, and a serious car crash left Mrs. Edgar Green injured as her daughter Nettie Green aided at the San Marcos hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arnold, Jr
el Campo
B. Oh. Frnke
Ed. Lobpries
Weimar
Henry Mikech
Schulenburg
Albert Arnold
Florence
A. J
A. Arnold
Sctulenburg
Arpata
Elzabeth Miksch
Otto
Berger
J. L. Chapman
Chapman
Bay City
Mattie Hudson
Rock
Iane
O. T. Dankella
YJ. Kalina
James McDonald
Frank Fra
Henry Ripple
Ben H. Froka
Frank Leshkar
Oliie Bath
Lawrence Karger
Elma Kollatschny
Jess Batla
Cat Spring
Garwood
Mensa Jae Minarak
Ben J. Frake
Frank Prnka
Muttle Hudson
Campo
Ed. R. Fraka
Mink Irene Fraka
San Antonio
Irene
Ray Shoop
Houston
A.w.stallman
J. DB. Walling
Columbus
Mentz
Bernardo
Ome “Perkins
Nesday
Tarde Bern
Edgar Green
Jean Waelder
Greeny
Mirnette Green
San Marcos
Miss Brunette
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Rex Theatre
Richard
Richard Barthelmess
Young Nowheres
M.cormick
Frank Stephens
Reliabla
Nagle Lake, Texas
Gebhardt
Gebhard
Frank Stephens Company
Mr. J. C. Studeman
Bue Carrol
Glenn Tyron
Collegians Paramount News
Buzz Barton
Pals of the
Aesop's Fables
Manton Nixon
Richard Walling
Anit Lay
Garwood Gatherings
P.O
Green
J. H. McCreary
A. R. McCreary
Tyler
Homer M. Price
Marshall Morning News
Marshall
Cole Blease
Eaton
Prodibltin
A. Hf
Welles of
Hurlingen
H. Verhelle
Daughspent Sanday
Lengerke
Carey Kolle
H. A. Hartlege
Myer of
Rosenberg
C. Penney CO
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