Ford Plant Sells New Benzol Motor Fuel in Detroit
Ford Motor Company announces daily extraction and sale of benzol from blast furnace coke ovens near Detroit Michigan. Public station offers 26 000 gallons on hand with 300 000 gallons sold to date. Benzol blends with gasoline for now and shows higher conductive power but cannot yet replace gasoline.
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Ford Chemical Laboratory
Ford
Germans' Families Paid as 579 Prisoners Worked in France
Ronald Hotson Constance Gostick and Solomon Yoder reported on their June visits to families of 579 German prisoners who labored with the Mission in France. Each man received twenty marks per day worked, with about one third still unemployed, and relief funds totaling 14,000 marks aided hard-hit households amidst Germany’s post coup chaos. American Friends Service Committee. S. A. Light, June 7.
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Ronald Hotson
Constance Gostick
Solomon Yoder
France
Germany
Deutsche Bank
American Friends Service Committee
Prominent University Student Flourishes in Texas
June 9 1920 Austin Texas Prominent university student Austin resident Grady Fuller of Center connected with the United States Engineers office at Port Arthur served as government inspector of jetty construction at Sabine in 1919 He has since been a student assistant in the School of Physics at the University of Texas Fuller holds many honors including Ramsham Literary Society Tau Beta Pi Newman Club Pteropod Social Club North American Association of Engineers and leadership roles in the senior engineers and intra mural baseball teams He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in June 1920 and is among 411 graduates honored at the University of Texas commencement.
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Austin
Texas
Grady Carlyle Fuller
Center
United States Engineers
Port Arthur
Sabine
University of Texas
Fuller
The
of Physics
University Texas
Ramsham Literary Society
I Tau Beta Pi
Texas Society of Engineers
Newman Club
Pteropod
North American Association of Engineers
Longhorn Band
North Texas
Students’ Assembly
Engineers
Two Accidents Reported in Junction
From the Junction Eagle two incidents are recorded. On June 1, Kennon 23 and Beasley 25 died when a horse fell on them at Beasley ranch. On June 2, John Phillips accidentally shot himself and his sister Ola after killing a rattlesnake. he is slightly injured while Ola is seriously hurt. Medical aid was summoned promptly.
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Junction Eagle
Kennon
Beasley
John Phillips
Miss Ola
Bargain offers Dodge and Ford cars plus local trades
An ad lists an almost new Dodge with about 4000 miles and a 1917 Model Ford. It also advertises a Cotton Chopper at Carter & Weyrich and a Niagara All in One Powder Sprayer. Local services include brake linings by Reybestos and blacksmith work by Felix W. Maier with same day completion.
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Hy. Becker
Felix W. Maier
Tire Bargains at Old Prices on Brunswick and Savage Tires
Local seller advertises Brunswick and Savage tires at old price while supply lasts. Listing notes quantity and location at 267, inviting quick purchase before stock runs out.
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Brunswick
Savage
Felix W. Maier
For Sale Auction of Cars and a Piano Purchase Offer
Classified note lists two Ford Touring Cars 1917 and 1918 models, one Dart 1917, one Harley Davidson motorcycle, all in first class condition. Adds a 36 to Fredericksburg Auto Co address, new piano boxes for Mrs. M. A. Kowert, and a cheap sale offer despite garbled text.
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Ford
Fredericksburg Auto Co
M. A. Kowert
Baby Killed Under Bale of Cotton
A four and a half year old boy Charles Malloy Jr. was found crushed beneath a bale of cotton in the R. S. Crain gun yard. He disappeared about eight and the crowd grew after a search. A bale tipped on a slope is blamed though exact cause remains conjecture. San Saba Mar.
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Charles
Chas. Malloy, Jr
R. S. Crain
Comfort Texas Social Notes June 7 1920
Comfort Texas dated June 7 1920 reports L F Dakin and child Jett Sunday moving to San Antonio from 434 Cumberland Road Mrs Dora Cunningham Jeft plans San Antonio relocation and Oscar Lich's son born May 28 Miss Lizzie Biermann dies Camp Latota Lot children arrived Camp Idlewilde opens June 1 Mrs Chas Fellbaum and Mrs Lindner host farmers party Five hundred and bridge were paved and a lawn party hosted for teachers by Eva Ledbetterr with guests including D H
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Jett
San Antonio
Cumberland Road
Dora Cunningham
Dakin
Oscar Lich
Lizzie Biermann
Louis Biermann
Gertrude Pankratz
Camp Lat-a- Lot
Locke
Camp Idlewilde
Chas. Fellbaum
Cus
Lindner
Farmers Home
Bridge
Eva Ledbetterr
D. H
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