Lawmakers Back Soldiers Voting Bill Aids Overseas Ballots
After wrangling the House and Senate passed a bill to aid armed forces voting this year. It would use Army Navy and Maritime Commission facilities to send ballots to soldiers overseas with full priority in dispatch. Rankin mocks Bradley in House debate praising Mississippi policies for service members.
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Senate
Army, Navy and Maritime Commission
Rankin
Bradley
Congress
John Rankin
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
South
Rankn
Speaker
Philadelphia
Nicaragua
Norris
Pittsburgh
House Committee
Treasury Department
Local Social Notes Mixed With Royal Wedding
Albert News records a San Antonio business trip by Albert Wilke and son Wilhelm and Willie Ellebracht while Dora Raulz visits her parents. Anita Klein travels to San Antonio to see Felix Petsch and Alfred Pehl families. Various local visits occur including John Pehl with Clarence Neilson family and a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Behrens. A royal wedding abroad notes Peter of Yugoslavia marrying Greek Princess Alexandria in London.
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Harry Wilke
Wilhelm
Willie Ellebracht
San Antonio
Dora Raulz
John Raulz
Anita Klein
Felix Petsch
Alfred Pehl
John Pehl
Clarence Neilson
Clarence Duecker
Adolf
Ernest Peese
John
Commissioners Petition Plea to Complete Consolidated School Building
The court listed seven reasons to finish the Harper district building, tied to WPA plans, funds shortages, and preservation needs. Also reported were county fund balances totaling $0.0 and $10,300.47 cash, plus jail, road, and bond accounts, with $47,000 in U S government bonds.
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Harper District
Harper Independent School District
Merch
Security State Bank
Justice of the Peace
Bruns
Fredericksburg
Henry Keller
Carl Rabke
Elgin O Crenwelge
General County
U. S
Willow City News Frosty Weekend Brings Cold Winds
Old Man Winter visits Willow City with a sharp north wind and frost no damage reported to gardens or fruit crops. Local families and visitors shared weekend gatherings including Horlen Young Greathouse Garrett Burrier Smith Holland and Althaus. Little Judy Burrier recovers from chickenpox.
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E. G. Horlen
Chas
Young and
Carlos
Mrjorie Greathouse
San Antonio
N. H. Greathouse
Gordon Garrett
Jess Garrett
Homer Young
Howard Burrier
Judy Burrier
Monroe Smith
Winnie Holland
Gilbert Swartz
Wilma Holland
Smith
Louise Holland
Nolin Althaus
Chas. Young
Clifford Renick
Howard Barkier
Morris Ranch News Highlights Local Weekend Events
The 42 party at the school house drew attendees despite sickness and bad weather. The Doss softball team beat Morris Ranch 8 to 3. Local residents visit relatives in San Antonio and nearby areas. Several families relocate or host guests as illnesses persist.
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Doss
Morris Ranch
Alton French
John Alton
Joyce Ann
San Antonio
Reginald Morris
Reginald
San Antoio
Alvin Gellerman
Arno Schwethelm
Boerne
A. J. Byrd
Bryan French
Austin
T. A. French
C. F. Gottschall
Various Johnson City Visitors From Nearby Towns
A roundup of residents and visitors in Johnson City on Saturday and over the weekend. Names include Ulrichs, Tunells, Davises, Criders, Kramers, Stuefers, Schaefers, Casparises, McKinneys, Middletons, Donahues, Fuchs, Casparis, Gibsons, Hays McLendon, Weldon Stevensons, Heintz, Smiths, Criders of Houston, Hart family, Teemer Farr, Wilson, and Wahrmund among others arriving or visiting for the weekend.
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Helmuth Ulrich
A. Robinson
Johnson City
Stephen Tunell
Post Oak
Morris Davis
U.S. Navy
John D. Journey
Henry Crider
Sandy
Otto Kramer
Round Mountain
Frank Stuefer
Edwin Donahue
San Antonio
Helmuth Fuchs
Cypress Mills
Joe Casparis
Don Casparis
M. O. Gibson
Rocky Community
Hays McLendon
Weldon Stevenson
Opa Heintz
Marble Falls
Jeff Smith
Tom Crider
Houston
Charlie Bruckner
Ear Hart
Jim Withers
Set. Teemer Farr
Edward Wilson
U S. Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Army
Stonewall News Highlights Weekend Visits and Obituary
Last Sunday in Stonewall several families visited relatives in Austin and San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Walter Moldenhauer hosted in Austin with their son Donald Eugene. Weekend guests in the Herman Weinheimer home included Mrs Jacob Weinheimer Thomas Weinheimer from Houston and Miss Evelyn Weinheimer of Brady. Other Stonewall visitors included Mrs Ernst Haack and children and Mrs Elvin Steitle with children and Mrs Leo Wallendorf of San Antonio. Also present were Mrs Louis Klein and children Charles Marilyn and Mrs Erwin Klein with sons Clarence and Alton attending the Passion Play in San Antonio. In Chicago, W H Thompson aged 75 longtime mayor and noted political figure died Sunday.
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Walter Moldenhauer
Austin
Eugene Grelle
Donald Eugene
Herman Weinheimer
Jacob Weinheimer
Thomas Weinheimer
Houston
Evelyn Weinheimer
Brady
Ernst Haack
Elvin Steitle
Leo Wallendorf
San Antonio
Stonewall
Louis Klein
Charles
Marilyn
Erwin Klein
Clarence
Alton
Multiple farm parcels offer 500 acres to 204 acre farms
Real estate list details numerous tracts including 500 acres with deer and turkeys, 350 acres with house and fishing pool, 330 acre cattle and sheep ranch, 204 acre farm with fruit trees, and smaller lots. Prices range from 21 to 55.90 per acre and total prices from 1 650 to 1850 dollars, all with features like electricity and irrigation.
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Willow City News
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