Local and Personal Visitors in Harper and Nearby Towns
A string of residents and guests visited Harper and surrounding areas on Wednesday and Thursday. Names include August Strack bein J C Beddingfield Ernest Nichols Emma Rogers Hy Tatsch Belton Alfred Kramer J S Whitewood Emil Walter and others with host families noted.
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Emil Walter
Fredericksburg
Harper
Loyal Music Store visitor and school staffing changes
Mr Joe Ernst of the Loyal Music Store of Fredericksburg visited our town Wednesday. Mrs Everett Roberts accepts the Reservation school teaching post as Mrs Arthur Allen resigns. Werner McDougall, on a Draughons course, visited with Rev and Mrs Chandler of San Antonio. The community mourns Mrs Frank Thurman of the Noxville Community. her infant child was buried a week earlier. The remains were laid to rest in Noxville cemetery. Our sympathy goes to the bereaved.
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Joe Ernst
Loyal Music Store
Fredericksburg
Everett Roberts
Arthur Allen
Roberts
Werner McDougall
Draughons
Chandler
San Antonio
Rev. Chandler
Baptist Church
Frank Thurman
Noxville
Thurman
New Drive Looms Against Yaquis in Sonora
Nuevo drive looms as Mexican federal troops plan a general offensive against the Yaqui along Sierra de Bacatete after rail access and reinforcements arrive. Gen Francisco Obregon consolidates plans as Yaqui raids mount and supply shortages press the rebels.
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Nogales
Ariz
the Herald
Ortiz Station
Corral Station
Sierra de Bacetete
Francisco Manzo
Sonora
Ignacio P. Gaxiolia
Alvero Obregon
Arived
Obregon
Cajeme
San Antonio
U. S. Army Air Corps 18000 Mile Flight Plans Discussed
Chamber of Commerce members meet to plan a December 15 start for the 18000 mile South American flight from Kelly Field. A flying circus and excursion trains are planned with Chile’s permission for overflight clearing. committee names and advertising bureau talks follow.
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San Antonio
Kelly Field
U. S. Army Air Corps
Chamber of Commercce
al Procher
Chamber of Commerce
Army Air Corps
Virgin Country
James Gilmer
Republic of Chile
State Department
Air Service
C. C. Wolfe
Trade Extension Department
el Jardin
Brownsville
Chamber of Comerce
National Association of Advertising Agencies
Claude V. Birkhead
Special American Legion Convention
William Furlong
Highway Department
The
St Louis
Charles DuBose
G. G. Geye
Sam Weller
Chamber Commerce Executive Board
Female Help Wanted Spare time address cards in Chicago
Advertises a $25 weekly part time job addressing cards with no canvassing or experience needed. Instructs to send a stamp for details to Elm Service at 117 N Dearborn, Chicago.
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Elm Service
N. Dearborn
Chicago
Navy flyer seeks mountaintop view above Alaska
Lieutenant Wyatt, pilot for the Alaskan aviation service, attempts to reach Mount Faweather at 15,480 feet. After a 2000 foot drop and violent air, he climbs again to 14,000 feet but hits a large air pocket causing his plane to plunge to 12,500 feet before stabilizing.
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Washington
Wyatt
Navy
Alaskan Aviation Arvey
Mount Faweather
Red Goose Leather School Shoes Feature at Schoeder Bros
A display of Red Goose leather school shoes appears at Schoeder Bros. The listing emphasizes durable design for students and broad selection available in the department store.
47 Planes Wrecked at Pensacola Navy Air Station
Detailed reports show 47 of 230 planes destroyed at Pensacola Florida after a hurricane. Eight buildings wrecked beyond repair and runways, tracks, and piers damaged. Wind reached 128 mph with tides 8.54 feet above mean high. Preliminary damage about 1 million dollars.
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Washington
Navy
Pioneer Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Giant lion killed near Fort Brown in Brownsville
A seven foot four inch Mexican lion weighing 314 pounds was killed by troopers Sam Johnson and Sam McQueen of Fort Brown near Rio Hondo early Sunday morning. The animal is described as the largest of its species ever killed in the area, nearly matching the weight of a full grown tiger.
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Brownsville
Sam Johnson
Sam McQueen
Fort Brown
Rio Hondo
Norris Trial Readiness Stated Ahead of November Jury
Fort Worth Texas October 12 Statements from State and defense indicate J Frank Norris will face trial November 1 for the July shooting of D B Chipps. District Attorney Robert Hanger says jury delays are the only issue that could halt the case as 500 veniremen are held for summons.
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Fort Worth
Tex
State and Defense Council
J. Frank Norris
D. B. Chipps
Robert Hanger
Marvin Simpson
Chipps
Norris
Hanger
Texas House District Eighteenth Covers 53 Counties
The eighteenth district of the Texas House comprises fifty three counties, reflecting its broad geographic span and representation in the lower chamber.
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Texas
Congress
Texas Cotton Surpasses Global Nations in Value
Texas crops total about one billion dollars annually, with cotton production rivaling India's output and the largest among nations. The Lone Star state contributes roughly one tenth of U S crop value and cotton alone equals one third of U S cotton output.
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Texas
United States
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
August Strackbein
J. C. Beddingfield of
Kerrville
Harper Wednesday
Ernest Nichols
London
Emma Rogers
Hy. Tatsch
Belton
Arthur Grossenbacher
Alfonso Hopf
Mrs. Oliver Roberts
Helene
C. Bein
An Gi Socom
Oliver Roberts
Adolf Filter
Chas. Whitewood
San Marcos
Mrs. Vester Parker
M._odilin Koch
Alfred Kramer
A. C. Wendel
J. S. Whitewood
J. W. Merritt
Hubert
Center Point
M. Floyd
Frank Jones
August Ernst
Teras
Hohmann & Stehling
Schoeder Bros
R. H. Grifford
Civil Engineer Corps
Statin
Simpson
Carl Glaze
Bessie Williams
Wochenblatt and Standard
Fredericksburg Publishing Co