Local Notes From the County Journal
The column records: Miss Mary McCan attends a normal. Miss Hattie Martin returns from school with her niece. Zephyr Casenbary burns a foot. Lita Dixon and Lib Walker on the river trip. Mr and Mrs Thomas of Throckmorton visit relatives. Georgia Carmack returns from Graham to care for a ill cousin. Allen visits Graham. local folks visit R G Taylor and attend church. Schlittler of Graham visits Jewel Tyra. locals dine at J M Tombinson's. Pete E E Brockman hosts family. several go to Graham for events. rains bring pasture relief. cattle dipping and oat cutting noted.
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Lib Walker
Miss Schlittler of
Graham
Jewel Tyra
Edith Walsh
Katie Carmichael
Lee Carmack
Frank Meggingon
Earl Fair
J. M. Tombinson
Grandma Trimble
G. W. Robinson
Henry McCan
Mattie
J. M. Tomlinson
Hilliard Taylor
Georgia Carmack
Zephyr Cusenbary
Mrs. Richards
Murray County News Notes on Farm Life and Visits
Henry Chapel community fieldwork and rains boost crops while residents visit kin and attend church and Sunday School. Travelers from Fort Worth and Denton, family visits, cattle dipping, and local social events fill letters from Murray, with health and news updates concluding.
Texas crops, fires, and trials mark busy times
Reports from across the state describe harvests and shipments, with cantaloupes and chickens in strong demand. Beamoson and Dallas see industrial growth and a $500,000 bond proposal for Beaumont schools while storms, hail damage, and a deadly accident in Gilmer and Jefferson highlight risks.
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Dallas
Dallas County
Texas Industrial Congress
James Brown
Gilmer
Jefferson
Cleburne
Denton
Board of Trustees
Austin College
Sherman
Picnie
Grayson County
Old Settlers’ Association
Shermar
Lamarr County
Texas Steel Company of
Beaumont
W. D. Atwell
United States
W H. Atwell
Hutchins
State Department
Northern Texas Utilities Company of
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Murray News
Mary McCan
Hattie Martin
Miss
Zephyr Casenbary
Lita Dixon
Pete E. E. Brockman
Isaac Brisco
Cal Dixon
Will Cole
Grandpa
Grandma Yarborough
Ming Bend
R. M. Williams
Malcolm
J. S. Williams
Wylie Sims
Robert Ash
Gooseneck
Ada Sims
Joe Bob Sims
Mountain Home
Lonesome Owl
Henry
M. K. Criswell
Julia Ratcliff
Miss Evelyn
Anderson
Olney
Mr. and
Mrs
Arthur Vick
N. R. Jarnagin
Edna
Mr. Anderson
Anerson
Callie Shannon
Mollie Campbell
Rosse
Zora Wade
Louella Martin
Marguérite Campbell
Nellie Glidewell
Long Hollow
Commonwealth
Terrell
M. Hill
Johnson County
Negro Normal
Strickland Heights Realty Company of Dallas
Capital Stock
Strickland Interests
Wylie
Collin County
Murphy
D. F. Eagleton
San Antonio
Company K
Texas National Guard
Big Bend
Fort Bliss
James W. H
Galveston
L. P Gathright
Gathright
South
J. J. Culbertson
Paris
Interstate
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Memphis
Tonn
A. F. O'Brian
Longview
Charleston S.C
John Copeland
George Ryan
William Black
Tenth District Court
Green
Tenn
M. H. Swindells
John W. Swindells
Austin
National Bank of
Grandview
Alliance Milling Company
Rhodes S. Baker O
R. D. Bailey
Childress
Wise County
Childress County
Belton High School
Hubbard
J. H. Ratliff
Miner
Lamar County
John Wilson
State Board of Water Engineers
Panhandle
E. D. Mouton
Southern Methodist University
Horace Bishop
Frank Reedy
Comptroller’s Department
Young Men’s Christian Associan
Waco
Clifton
Pine Bluff
Ark
J. W. Everman
Cotton Belt Railway
Texarkana
Laredo
Texas
National Editorial Association
New York
Fred W. Davis
Bryar Reiger
Caugh
Indian Gap
Hamilton County
D. F. Waggoner
John W. Philp
Waggoner
Philp
Elm Street
Kaufman County
Henry F.goodnight
Will Point
R. J. Moreau
Canton
Goodnight
Hoffman
Hummer
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Pure Food Department
H. P. Cushman
Schebler
Norris-Johnson
Eureka
Eliasville
W. A. Andrews
Court House
Kay & Akin
Graham National Bank
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