Five Year Advertising Plan For Texas Proposed By Woodul
Lt Gov Woodul unveils a five year Texas state advertising plan tied to Centennial efforts. The proposal calls for a million dollar annual campaign targeting tourism industry growth, agriculture, manufacturing, and natural resources with funds allocated to literature, research, and regional promotion across cities such as Tyler, Jacksonville, Cuero, and Dallas.
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Texas
Woodul
Loeut
Walter FP. Woodul
State Centennial Commission of Cantrol
Netom
Inétener
Mae
Wabbit
Sally Metta
Wien
Atvernatie
Austen
Pierinilho
Odwerldin Henadt
Akin
Tee Valley
Davestans
Mdors
Baber
Mdiatey
Snel
Narnia
Southern
California
Californiins, Inc
Merebo
Canada
Mexico
Orient
Europe
Florida
San Antonio
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Aransas Pass
Tyler
Jacksonville
Stamford
Cuero
Looking Backward Items of Interest in the Headlight
Twenty four years ago on September 7 1812 the stock law was officially enacted. Miss Annie Margaret celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a six o clock dinner attended by Esther Westmort Welford Bunny Frick Agnes Chew Sophie Daily Mary Maud McCarty Virginia Guynn and Aline Douglass. Guests presented keepsakes and wished many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Margaret
Esther Westmort Welford
Bunny Frick
Agnes Chew
Sophie Daily
Mary Maud McCarty
Virginia Guynn
Aline Douglass
Dixie Theatre
J. R. Thatcher
Garwood Express
Headight
R. E. Walker
E. Middleton
State Street
Ray Munn Fitzgerald
City Drug Store
Columbus
Eagle
P Yeur
Mentz News Roundup of Local Visits and Receipts
Mrs. O J Class notes social visits across the area. Reuben Mearte and baby seen. Alma Hotge visits Cat Spring. Cyril Gloger Cornel Humbe and family spend the weekend in Columbus. Willie Wihoma Trevport visits friends. Henneke and Henneke families visit Henry Mosemeyer. Awald Kansteiner Shaw's Bend family visit. Henry Grabow guests of Adolph Kansteiner. Closs visits Kotzebue and Wils at Bernardo.
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O. J
Reuben Mearte
Alma Hotge
Cat Spring -Sig
Cyril Gloger
Cornel
Humbe
Columbus
Willie Wihoma
Trevport
Hyo
Wile Henneke
Walter Henneke
Henry Mosemeyer
Awald Kansteiner
Shaw's Bend
M Prix
Arnold Kansteiner
Henry Grabow
Adolph| Kansteiner
J. Closs
Hillie Kotzebue
Wils
Bernardo
Substantial Sermon Textal Notes From Christian Science Service
Substantial sermon text notes the Lesson Sermon for Sunday September 13 in Christian Science churches. Includes quoted Bible passages from Hebrews and Psalms and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The text discusses substance spirit and eternal realities and notes a local Labor Day gathering in a related item.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Gardner Orchestra Plays for Dance at KJT Hall
Steve and Fred Gardner and their orchestra will furnish music for a modern dance at the KJT Hall in Nad on Wednesday September 1. Admission is $1.10. Mrs Lou Graves and son Raymond left for Fort Worth to join her son Milton Graves. Raymond will attend a new school. Lena Gus Wink of Eagle Lake attends Alamo Business College and spent Labor Day weekend with her parents. Mrs C A Brewer of Elbridge will teach Willow School starting September 21. Mrs James Hill of San Antonio visited relatives in Eldridge. Old friends Summie Wilson and daughters from Houston visited home of Mrs W P Causey.
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California
West
Oregon
Wershington
TNES
Sunshine Club
Chanter of Commerce of
Phoenix
Rio
Wits
United States
Durig
Yoana Teast
S8fk
Ooiloke
Fasoline
Jon
Lerrist
Cnast Traveters
New Mexico
Jeast
Parti
Bursey
Han Durine
Cibieiy
Steve and
Fred Gardner
KJT
Nad
Lou. Graves
Raymond
Ft. Worth
Milton
Graves
Iit School
Lena Gus Wink
Alamo Business College
San Antonio
E. J Wink
Lena Gus
Eagle Lake
C. A. Brewer
Elbridge
James Hill
C. A. Brower
Eldridge
Ruby Watts
Summie Wilson
Daughtersy
Misses Summie
Johnnie Wilson
Houston
W. PF. Causey
L. C. Wozencraft
Daugher
Marion
Errville
Hill
Austin
Glen Flora
W. ¥. Davis
Sthyl Stubenvol
Dallas
Bill Cornelson to Play Schneider Hall Sunday
Bill Cornelson and his orchestra will provide music for a model dance at Schneider Hall near Columbus on Sunday night September 13. Admission is 55 cents including tax. The event is reported in Eagle Lake detailing local visits and social notes from Mrs. L. C. Wozencraft and families plus out of town guests.
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Bill Cornelson
Schneider Hall
Columbus
Wesley Hintz
Attleson
Joe Wesley
Walter Lindon
Galveston
Forme
Lout Hints
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnolia
Monte
Unitea
Bron
Ameniany Thor Kupply
Adeyute
Tex
Alpha
Austria
CHS Browers
Centoomil Prawth
Uw Rich
Dria
Tadustrie
Hie Vow
Ax Mineral Wells
Martin Well
Dash
Matin Uintis
Glen Rose
Lake Wort
Yoo
Olek Man
The
First National Bank
Mimber
Oe Mentz News
Christian Science Services
Ben H. Paher
Sar Seat Carney
Jab al Bachan
Eine
Sartardigia
J.F. Ulery
Optometrist
Gardner Orchestra
Nada Hadl
Kolberg's Creamilk Dairy
Roy Towell
Phoj
Harry D. Larson
Upstarts
Norris
Tox
W. M
Rotary Hall
Main
Emanuel Roos Kiorney
Tr AU
le Tanke
P. T. Gordon
Lack
A.J
Robert Harrel Campbell
Gordon, Sewald& Company
Beaumont
R. C. Singley
Hf McCreary
L. W. Johnson
Waverogs
Georgia
Loyd Criswell
Sheridan
Esgle Lake
Calvert Drn Company
Bill
Cornelson
Dick Putney
Jane
Ann
B. Putney
Leo Wingenter
Baby
Karmes City
Marya Mikulenka
Francis Mikulenka
Halsettsville
R. Spanther
Donald Cochran
George Failing
Gilmer
H.C. Harris
Eau, Lage
Isang Ceva
Cadillac
Ford
Eagle Lake Lumber Co
Max Conner
Texas Gulf
Sulphur Co
Neadquarters
Sewowl Nitin Baywic Bey Theta, Pesas
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