Rainy Thursday Witnesses Mixed Crop Hopes In Local Area
A recent rain harmed corn slightly while cotton remains promising. The report notes ample corn and feed for the year as harvests progress. M C Barron hauled lumber to extend his house, and Baty of the Chickasaw Nation visits Hughes family. Lamb Rutherford sells a crop and plans to move to Bandera county. Cedar picnic drew strong turnout. Grandma Gardener from Oklahoma visits Cedar and Caddo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Barron
Mr. Baty
I. T
J. K. P. Hughes
Lamb Rutherford
B. J. King
Bandera County
Grandma Gardener
Palo Pinto County
Oklahoma
Farmers Glad Over Rain Helping Cotton and Corn
Farmers express happiness over recent rains aiding late cotton and corn. The Baily Larimore family and Mrs. Aytchie Jones return from Kentucky describing a royal visit. Misses Bessie and Jassie Johnson of Bowie visit H C Williams. Mrs. Bush Jones and Ruth Jones return from Cleburne. W D Richardson offers cold drinks at the post office. The Primitive Baptist Association convenes at this place starting the Thursday before the first Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily Larimore
Aytchie Jones
Kentucky
Bessie
Jassie Johnson
Bowie
H. C. William’s
Bush Jones
Ruth
Cleburne
W. D. Richardson
Primitive Baptist Association
Agust
Ingleside News Brief Feeds Local Happenings
Threshing of wheat and oats planned this week barring prohibitions. R Jeffery moves phone line via True and Spring Creek road with crews D C Cook George Kindell and Floyd Randolph. Visits from Wash Herring's McLennan kin and plans for future home. Bill Taack family from Olney visiting T Williamson. Glads Carlton recovering from illness. Mrs Myres of Grimes County departs after visit. Homer Bird and Cravell family visit. Rantang party at Mr Herring's Saturday night a success. led by Leron Gillespie and Frank Bailey. Frank Buckner now helping on Jeffery ranch. Ida J Still visits sister Geo Leberman. Nora Williamson sick. Recent rain may delay threshing. Olney visit planned for 19th. T Williamson to Olney Monday. Patterson party from Wheatland visited. invites repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jeffery
True
Spring Creek Road
D. C. Cook
George Kindell
Floyd Randolph
Wash Herring
McClennan County
Young Herring
Bill Taack
Olney
T. E. Williamson
Little Glads Carlton
E. C. Carlton
Jeffery
Ida J
Geo. Leberman
Nora Williamson
Patterson
Hefner and Johnson wed in Jacksboro then depart for Beaumont
Mr RR Hefner and Miss Eva Johnson were married at the bride’s parents home in Jacksboro on July 18 at 6 30 pm. After the ceremony they traveled with Will R Johnson Mrs E H Cabeen and Miss Rosana Small to this city arriving on the 9 o clock train. They will spend a few days in Eliasville then settle in Beaumont where Hefner will practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. RR
A. Hefner
Eva Jhonson
Jacksboro
Will R. Johnson
E. H. Cabeen
Houston
Rosana Small
Austin
Beaumont
Miss Johnson
E. Johnson
Loving Community Notes and Cotton Market Outlook
Loving residents report visits from Rob McLaren and Mrs. Wheat and announce Brother Rushing will preach every third Sunday. Attendees include John Graves of Olney and local improvements by J. W. Long and Lee Drum. A heavy rain refreshed tanks, aiding crops. Farmers expect cotton at 10 cents or higher, with diversification and higher labor costs shaping the market. many boys seek other vocations reducing farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob McLaren
Ella Wheat
Brother Rushing
Loving Presbyterian Church
John Graves
Olney
G. C. Boyles
Mr. Deering
J. L. Brathher
Loving
J. W. Long
Lee Drum
Texas
Lewis Henderson Marries Maggie Henderson at Bryson
At the bride’s parents’ home near Bryson, July 12 at 8 pm, Ambrose Lewis and Maggie Henderson wed with Rev. Dobbs officiating. Lewis, manager of Bowman Lumber Company at Bryson, is praised for business ability and charm. Maggie, daughter of W. M. Henderson, is noted as a respected, popular local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Henderson
Bryson
Ambrose Lewis
Maggie Henderson
Dobbs
Lewis
Bowman Lumber Company
Miss Henderson
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K. Graham
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