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Floresville Chronicle Journal

Location

Floresville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1939

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River Canal Project Discussed At Floresville Meeting

A turnout including city and Kenedy county officials heard W B Tuttle of San Antonio Public Service Co outline a possible river navigation authority. Tuttle cited freight savings and regional benefits while T N Picnot and others spoke on engineering, flood control, soil erosion prevention and the canal's potential for industrial and agricultural growth across Southwest Texas. The pending legislative setup and broad interest signal a serious consideration of the project.

Col. Tuttle T. N. Picnot Public Service Co San Antono Sanntonio

Uncle Ben McKenzie Fit Years Age

Unclear readable text mentions Uncle Ben McKenzie with phrases about fit years and age. Fragment lacks coherent details or events to describe.

Ben” McKenzie

Waco Visit Noted for John W. Reese and Miss Muriel

John W. Reese and Miss Muriel traveled to Waco and were accompanied by an unidentified party. The brief item records their presence in the city and hints at a social engagement.

John W. Reese Wift Miss Muriel Waco

Governor Calls Water Pollution Meet March 14

Governor W. Lee O Daniel calls a statewide conference to study pollution sources in ground waters and streams. The 9 30 a m meeting Tuesday March 14 will be in the State Highway Building hearing room in Austin. The Texas Watersheds Association prompted the call. All counties cities officials farmers and the public are invited to attend.

W. Lee O’daniel Austin State Highway Building Texas Watersheds Association

Building New and Modern Dairy Barns

W F Adams and crew erect a modern Grade A 12 cow dairy barn for Sam Johnson on the Johnson farm nine miles northeast of Fileres ville. Work will be completed soon as Johnson aims to enter the dairy business in earnest. Leslie Newman plans a Grade A dairy barn at his new place on Highway 27 north of town. The Chronicle Journal believes Wilson county can become a leading dairy and poultry center with good roads and a nearby market.

Sam Johnson Chronicle- Journal Wilson County

CCC expects enrollments over 100000 in April period

The Civilian Conservation Corps said on Sunday it expects to enroll more than 100 000 young men and war veterans during a twenty day period from April 1 to 20 to fill vacancies caused by discharge to accept employment or expiration of the six month period ending April 1 officials said CCC

Washington D.C Civilian Conservation Corps CCC

Alamo District Teachers Meet Set for March 24 25

Supt. W C Drumm of Lavernia Schools asks Chronicle Journal to announce the Alamo District Texas State Teachers Association meeting in San Antonio on Friday and Saturday March 24 25. The meeting will convene at 9 00 am on March 24. The Gun-

W. C. Drumm Lavernia Chronicle- Journal Alamo Texas State Teachers’ Association San Antonio

Week at Sinton March 8 details upcoming events

Next week at Sinton lists two events starting March 8. Organizers promote community gatherings and activities across the town, inviting locals to participate and enjoy scheduled programs.

Sinton

Closed Fish Season In Wilson County

Wilson county closes fishing for all fish types through February March and April by emergency act signed by the Governor. Warden Melvin Williams warns fishermen to stay off Wilson county streams and notes the season remains closed until May 1 for catfish perch and other species.

Aon Senate Wilson County Melvin Williams San Antonio Express

Eastern Star Meeting Next Monday Night at Floresville Chapter

Floresville C. E. S. Chapter No. 271 schedules a Monday evening meeting at 7 30. All members are urged to attend. W M Mrs Lorene Clay and Secy Mrs Eva McDaniel listed as contacts.

Floresville Lorene Clay Eva McDaniel Secy

History Wilson County Soon Off Press

The Chronicle Journal will publish a concise history book by C L Patterson on Wilson County. It covers the past and local progress and aims for wide county distribution at twenty five cents per copy. The author will tour the county and seeks strong community support. printing is due in about thirty days.

The Chronicle-Journal C. L. Paterson Wilson County

Wilson County School Meet Set in Lavernia Next Week

The Wilson County School Meet will be held in Lavernia Friday and Saturday next week. The event aims to be a gala with many county schools entering diverse events. The opening program starts at 9:00 Friday in the Lavernia High School auditorium, with literary events Friday and track and field Saturday.

Wilson County Lavernia Wilson Ore Fia School 5 Conte Coun

J. R. Popham Dies Monday At Lampasas

J R Popham aged 52 principal of Oakalla High School Burnet county died in Lampasas after brief illness Survivors include wife one son Hubert his mother Mrs J M Popham of San Antonio sister Mrs J C Mull of San Antonio and four brothers G B Popham J B Popham Travis county schools and T A Popham of Houston Services were held here Tuesday Popham was raised in Wilson county near Fairview and family extended deep sympathy to the bereaved.

Austin Texas J.R. Popham Oakalla Burnet County Lampasas Hubert Popham J. M. Popham San Antonio J.C. Mull Popham Travis County G.B. Popham J. B. Popham T. A. Popham Houston Popham Yas Wilson County Fairview

Farm Program At Luling Draws Hundreds Of Farmers

About 350 farmers and other interested persons from various sections attended a special field meet at the Luling Foundation Farm on Wednesday. The day focused on pasture improvement and grazing methods with demonstrations and discussions led by agents and prominent speakers.

Tiling Foundation Akers F.C. Eliott

Two Services Sunday at Church of Christ

John L. Davis of Randolph San Antonio will preach for ville Church of Christ. Sun two services at the Church of Christ.

Church of Christ John L. Davis Randolph San Antonio Ville Church of Christ Sun

Senator Peste Debate With New Isda D C

Senator Peste participates in a March debate in Washington D C amid discussions on island policy and national issues. The session highlights partisan positions and calls for reforms.

Peste T New

Funeral Services For Ben Stanush Held

Funeral services for Ben Stanush 18 were held at Saint Hedwig Church in Laverna Texas. Survivors include three sons Adolph Stanush Theodore Stanush and Teofil Stanush and two daughters Mrs Peter Dudek and Mrs Mary Rakowitz.

Cutting Affray Near Depot Leaves Man Wounded

Anselmo Solis is hospitalized in serious condition after a cutting affray near the depot Tuesday night. He suffered multiple knife wounds to the stomach, collarbone, left shoulder, and back. No charges have been filed as the investigation continues.

Anselmo Solis Solis

Income Tax Must Be In By March 15

Washington March 7 The Treasury reminds taxpayers that income tax returns are due by midnight March 15. Returns are required from all with last year’s total income of 5000 or more, from individuals with net income of 1000 or more, and from heads of families with net income of 2500 or more. Many in these groups may have exemptions but must file. Over 6 million filed in three years, but only about half paid taxes.

Washington, Dak Treasury

Foster Martin Funeral in San Antonio Monday

Charles Foster Martin 61 longtime Kenedy citizen and brother of the late Mrs. F B Seale of Floresville died in San Angelo Saturday March 4 1939 after a two year illness. He spent most of his life in Karnes County with the Martins relocating to San Antonio about 20 years ago. Funeral services were held Monday at 2:00 p m at the Porter Loring Funeral Home with Rev S C Dunn of McKinley Avenue Methodist Church officiating. burial followed.

Charles Foster. Martin Kenedy F. B. Seale Floresville San’ Angelo Karnes County Ab Martin Kenedy ‘Stockman Rio Grande Valley San Antonio Porter Loring Rev S. C. Dunn McKinley Avenue Methodist Church

First Wilson County Boy Scout Camp-O-Ral Tonight

The first countywide Boy Scout Camp-O-Ral is set for tonight at the lighted Floresville football field, starting 7:30 and lasting 90 minutes free to the public. Scouts from Floresville Stockdale Path Dewees and Poth will compete in field meet events and stunts directed by Scout Executive W. A. Nicholson and district leaders.

Wilson County Doral Floresville Bruce ‘Mangum Stockdale Path Dewees Alamo San. Antonio Wilson District Bomba Poth

Better Staple Meant $1.00 A Bale Increase To Cotton Farmers

College Station Texas March 5 It pays the farmer to grow better cotton The one thirty second of an inch increase in staple length of Texas cotton in 1938 over 4937 meant an increased return of $3 000 000 or $1 a bale Farmers in the 213 one variety communities who are organized to plant better seed as of $1 189 211 cent of the bee acveens in the state

College Station Tex Texas Extension Service Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

San Antonio River Alamo District Eastern Star History Wilson Co Soon Off Press Dilworth ‘Ranch School Denhawken Sutherland Springs Laver Lee School J. R. Popham Luling Isda D. C Boy Scout Ben Stanush Foster Martin S. P. Conn Bruce Mangum Paul Revere S. J. ‘Irwin Bert Cameron J. W. Blake, Jr W. S. Barcus Jack Lothar FY Tampire Hoelscher Bose Irwina Pe Kelty T.L Chance Jack W. Lane Jesse Smith Oh. Woellert Ad Loire Farmers’ League
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