Texas News Roundup Highlights Local Scenes
A dense digest notes Bonham pioneer Mrs T W Ragsdale death, Kauman county auditor James E Yates appointment, Wolfe City milling firm valued at 100000, and a surge of fruits like peaches and watermelons. City pools planned for Dallas, fires burn at Boyce near Waxahachie, and Greenville sewage plant cost about 833000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Ragsdale
Bonham
Dallas
James E. Yates
Kauman County
Kimbell Milling Company
Wolfe City
Greenville
Sid Johnson
Grahar
DeKalb
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Things Men Fight For at the Graham Library
The C L S C recommends The Things Men Fight For as a clear plain guide to the causes and events of the war with maps and chapters. Graham citizens may borrow it for one week free. after trial, 2 cents a day in June July August. Library hours are 3 to 6 pm Saturdays. contact Mrs Arnold or Mrs Hall Morrison to arrange via phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Haynes
McMillan Farm
Chicota
Lamar County
Haynes
H. B. Terrell
Terrell
Corrine
O. W. Pressler
West
Austin
Wichita Valley
West Texas
Longview
Dallas
Buy
Buy- It-Made-in-Texas Association
Wichita Falls
J. A. Kemp
Gus W. Thomasson
State Penitentiary
G. H. Fisher
Fisher
Harris County
W. R. McDaniel
Milford
Ellis County
Carribel McDaniel
Texas Presbyterian College For Girls
J. C. Keitt
McDaniel
J. K. McDaniel
Jacksonville
Peppers & Brown
el Paso
Fort Bliss
New Mexico
Lewis Riley
Tulsa
Amarillo
Speedway
Riley
Ira Smith
Smith
Amos M. Brewer
Portales
N. M
Jack Crowley
Cotton Belt Railway
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
Ark
Crowley
Cotton Belt
Texarkane
Tyler
Ferguson
Orde O
Graham
Germany
France
German Empire
Belgium
Land of Art
Fred Arnold
Hall Morrison
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Texas
Boyce
Waxahachie
Southwestern Oil Corporation of Houston
Capital Stock
A. H. Dashiell
Texas Midland Railroad
Wade Mosely
Gilmer
Alabama
Hardeman County
de Leon
Elks Club of
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Hardwick-Roberts Heater Company
Capital
Boone Davis
Texas and Pacific
National Fund
The
Organization For War Work
Frank O. Brown
Far Worth
Brady
Rochester
Minn
Richmond
John Hughes
O Dallas
Anegress
W. King
A. D. R. Collier
James Heirs
Burton Dry Goods Company
Hugh Williams
Katy
Smithville
Bishop
Temple
Sisters of Mercy of Laredo
Wilson
Horace Riddings
Ira Hunt
Waco
Lover’s Leap Bluff
Cameron
Texas Farmers’ Union
W. D. Paden
Milan Ty
Presbyteria Church
Drouth
Logan
W. E. Durbin
Denton County
Dallas County
T. J. Carter
Stephenville
Masonic Hall
Scurry
Kaufman County
Gainesville
P. A. Bywaters
Paris
State Board of Medical Examiners
E. F. Moffett
J. A. Embry
Sherman
Bogota
North Texas Medical Association
McKinney
Charles H. Morris
Winnsboro
William G. Fenel
Beaumont
Foster Everitt
San Antonio
Naval Academy
Annapolis
D. E. Sims
Concho County
Plainview
J. S. White
Henderson County
Poyner
League of Texas
W. H. Knight
Hillsboro
Mart
McLennan
E. L. Eason
Irwin Bolmfalk
Fisher Tull
Dalas
North Texas Mutual Assessment Insurance Company
Harvey Bates
Amd
W. B. Wortham
State Railroad Commission
Henry Clark
Erath County
Clark
Mon Williamson
Taylor Boshear
Elmo
John Bryant
Federal District Court
J. E. Thompson
University of Texas
Oliver Courtrade
Theodore Bracchi
Harrison
McLennan County
C. W. Dunn
Giles
Orange County
J. E. Reeves
Frank Swor
Dallas County Grand Jury
J. Willis Johnson
San Angelo
Doorkey
Tom Green County
Oklahoma Oil
Johnson
George Herbert Clark
Carl Adams
Abilene
Mineral Wells
State Highway Commission
Fay Campbell
Don Campbell
John Slack Keith
New York
A. Harris
Alsace
Galveston
Houston
David W. Spence
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Eureka Water Mill
Eureka
Eliasville
W. A. Andrews
Eliasville, Texas
J.L. Woods
Loving
A. J. Beard
Jean
C.B. Stewart
R.r.agt
Bryson
H.C. Shanafelt
Jermyn
W. B. Helton
Roy D. Golston
Cc. L
8. C. Library
Red Cross
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