Adventures of Big Foot Wallace in a Canyon Valley
From October 29 to November 21 Wallace recounts trapping a turkey, crafting a crutch, surviving a night with Comanche, prospecting for gold in gulches along a Palo Pinto tributary, and a capture by a Comanche-led Indian party near a large encampment with his dog defending him. He reflects on leaving the valley and his near surrender.
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Pecans Valley
Commanche
Texas
Careless campers blamed for Southern forest fires
A Southern landholder laments repeated forest fires ignited by campers who abandon embers and leave campfires burning on hills. He notes tens of thousands of birds and numerous animals perish, and cites 1928 estimates of thirty million acres burned, urging visitors to respect the woods this season.
Comical Exchange Sparks Athletic Quip About Wife
A lighthearted gag features a practiced athlete asking about his wife’s sports interest and replying that she jumps at conclusions, underscoring quick wit and domestic humor in a brief exchange.
Large shoe shipment arrives at Schroeder Bros
Knopp and Metzger place Wanted notice seeking eggs and poultry of all kinds as local merchants report new stock arriving at Schroeder Bros involving a large shipment of shoes.
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Relief
Backache and bladder irritation disturb sleep with burning and muscular aches. The ad urges trying Cystex to test its quick effectiveness, promising money back if not satisfied, and notes a 60 cent price at Central Drug Co. Adv.
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Central Drug Co
Mutilated Youth Found on I G N Tracks Near New Braunfels
The mutilated body of O. B. Cochran, 17, of San Marcos, was found along the I G N tracks at Goodwin, three miles east of New Braunfels. An inquest verdict said death resulted when he was struck and mangled by a train after likely leaving home to visit relatives. Funeral services were held in San Marcos.
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New Braunfels
O. B. Cochran
San Marcos
G. N
Goodwin
Here
John Cochran
Clint Henderson
Buda
J. M. Cochran
Cochran Ranch
Missouri Pacific
Cochran
Wimberly
U. S. Engineer Killed at Round Rock
P H Everett aged about 52 senior highway engineer with the United States Bureau of Public Roads was killed in an auto crash near Round Rock Texas Saturday afternoon He was driving alone the car overturned on a curve Everett lived about 10 minutes after aid arrived but did not regain consciousness He headed the Austin office and represented the U S Government in Texas in granting Federal aid on state highways.
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Austin
Tex
P. H. Everett
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Round Rock
Everett
Bureau
United States
Texas
Stomach Sufferers Told to Cleanse for Bad Breath
An advertisement claims stomach troubles cause bad breath and urges readers to use Taniac to cleanse the stomach. It promises quick relief and a money back guarantee if the product fails to improve breathing and other troubles.
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Big-Foot Wallace
Frontier Times
Bandera, Texas
Comanche
Schroeder Bros
U. S
A. W. Maier
Hermann Halfman
Dr. Darrow Place
Travelers Cafe
Alex Mittendorf
Hill Country
Schneider’s
Watkins
Gulf
Gulf Refining Co
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