Potato prospects brighten growers in Burr Oak Acorn report
Michigan potato growers face optimism as acreage runs below normal and national yield estimates run about 40 million bushels under typical levels. If weather cooperates, shortages may ease but not create a surplus. Michigan forecasts run about three million bushels higher than last year, with price outlook remains firm. Principal price increases appear in Michigan New York Wisconsin Virginia and Idaho.
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Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Virginia
Idaho
Brady duo on Guadalupe trip with Kerrville ties
Mrs. W. S. Shropshire and her daughter Miss Wilma of Brady vacation on the Guadalupe River with Jim Gore and Mr. Ellis. Mrs. Shropshire is sister-in-law to Mrs. W. B. Walker of Kerrville. Paul Jones, former Morris Ranch resident now with wife and two children at Knoxville, visited Kerrville on business Monday.
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W. S. Shropshire
Wilma
Brady
The
Guadalupe
Jim Gore
Mr. Ellis
Paul Jones
Morris Ranch
Noxville
Kerrville
Howland-Stokes Foster Howland Weds Viola Stokes at Boerne
Howland of Center Point and Miss Viola Stokes of Medina were quietly married in Boerne Sunday morning. Robert Storms accompanied them to Boerne. Howland is son of Mrs. C. W. Howland and grandson of K. K. Stokes. They will live on the Wray farm near Center Point.
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Foster Howland
Center Point
Viola Stokes
Medina
Boerne
Robert Storms
Mr. Howland
C. W. Howland
Granger
Howland
K. K
Ingram News Highlights Local Visits and Improvements
Miss Hattie Bittle spent the weekend with Miss Lena Wootton. George Cantwell visits San Antonio this week. Mrs. John S. Callaway toured San Antonio last week. C Z Hanks and Virgil Wootton stopped in Ingram on return from Kerrville. Mrs. Edna Etheridge improves after illness. Emmett Redford of Johnson City visits friends here. Mrs J C Stark and daughters called on Mrs A B Hardin. Jordan Sublett returns to work after gasoline explosion injuries. Ervin Alton Hardin and Claud Stark of Hunt attend Gillespie County fair. Andrew Park family of Durham Oklahoma visiting daughter Mrs Byron Crider. Mangum, Wootton and Macados visit relatives. Local young people host a party last Saturday hosted by Mrs Amer Crider. Rev W C Brown serves as pastor.
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Hattie Bittle
Lena Wootton
George Cantwell
San Antonio
John S. Callaway
C. Z. Hanks
Virgil Wootton
Ingram
Kerrville
Edna Etheridge
Emmett Redford
Johnson City
J. C. Stark
Glendora
Wilma Lois
A. B. Hardin
Jordan Sublett
Ervin
Alton Hardin
Claud Stark
Hunt
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County Fair
Andrew Park
Durham
Okla
Byron Crider
Ralph Mangum
Chester
George
Adolph Wootton
Messrs
Macados
Willow
Amer Crider
W. C. Brown
Ingram Baptist Church Holds Revival at Reservation
Ingram Baptist Church conducts a revival meeting at Reservation. Rev Parker filled Rev Brown’s regular appointment during his absence.
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Ingram Baptist Church
Reservation
Parker
Brown
Ingram Church
Methodist Church Welcomes Visitors and Plans Revival
Sunday activities drew a large crowd as the Belgiu m work was highlighted during the Missionary program. Dr Alvin Dinwiddie from Texarkana played the cello phone and Mrs Cochran sang. Rev Cullom H Booth of Austin Avenue preached a stirring sermon. Rally and Promotion Day set for the last Sunday in September with a revival to begin the third Sunday in September.
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L. T. Davis
Belgium
Alvin Dinwiddie
Texarkana
Cochran
Dallas
Little Grey Church
Double Square
Christian Church Services and Remembrances
The Christian Church reports strong Sunday attendance and renewed interest. It mourns the death of Brother Donald C. McCleery at his home Sunday night, noting his devotion and generosity. The 88 year old Mrs. M A Lurber received a flowers visit from church ladies. The ladies missionary meeting shifts to August 31, with an invite extended to Center Point church members. A program is planned and a 3 PM gathering is announced.
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Donald C. McCleery
Donald
M. A. Lurber
Pastor Hill Spends Sunday at Kerrville Baptists
Dr. Robert Hill of the Tyler Presbyterian Church supplied the pulpit at the First Baptist church Sunday morning during the Presbyterian Encampment. Dr. Merrill noted Kerrville Baptists greatly appreciated Hill's address.
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Robert Hill
Presbyterian Church
Tyler
First Baptist Church
Merrill
Kerrville
Hill
Kerrville Notes Cite Local Travel and Shop Ads
Local updates show R. H. Scheele visiting Kerrville on business. Shoppers see Perfection Oil Stoves and guns at C. C. Butt Hardware & Feed Co with ads. Dr. Alvin Dinwiddie from Texarkana vacationing with L. T. Davis. Rouse Variety ad promotes cheap ice cream cones and a wide stock.
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C. C. Butt Hardware & Feed Co
Alvin Dinwiddie
Texarkana
L. T. Davis
Jefferson Street
Winchester Repeater Shells Sold At One Dollar Per Box
C. C. Butt Hardware and Feed Co advertises Winchester repeater shells at one dollar per box. O. E. Schwarz of J I Case Threshing Machine Co visits Kerrville representing Case at the City Garage, a dealer for Case machinery. Rouse Variety Store promotes hot dinners in seal tight cartons.
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Winchester
C. C. Butt Hardware & Feed CO
O. E. Schwarz
J. I Case Threshing Machine Co
San Antonio
Kerrville
Case Machinery
Rouse Variety Store
Boerne Man Visits Sister and Returns from Kansas
Co. L. Elsworth from near Boerne visits his sister Mrs. Fréd Morris at 1. Morris has just returned from visiting relatives in Kansas.
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Co. L. Elsworth
Boerne
Fréd Morris
Mrs. Morris
Kansas
Church on Main and Clay Receives Fresh Paint
The Christian Church at Main and Clay Streets is getting a fresh coat of paint this week with L. C. Ball and his son handling the work.
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Christian Church
Main
Clay Streets
L. C. Ball and Son
Mrs McCleerys Escort Body to Beeville Burial
Mrs J S McCleery and Mrs D C McCleery of 604 Washington Street traveled Monday to Beeville with the body of their son and husband D C McCleery for burial.
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J. S. McCleery
D. C. McCleery
Washington Street
Beeville
D. C
Saturday Specials at Piggly Wiggly List Priced Items
Sugar ten pounds for 60 cents tomatoes large cans seven cents lettuce fancy heads nine cents lemons per dozen nineteen cents local ad promotes bargain produce and grocery items at Piggly Wiggly with emphasis on value and sale prices.
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C. C
Auto Catches Fire From Faulty Wiring
An automobile belonging to Mrs. Joe Gardner of 601 Clay Street caught fire Monday from faulty wiring. An alarm was turned in and the fire department rushed to the scene. The fire was quickly quenched by a hand extinguisher with very little damage to the car.
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Joe Gardner
Clay Street
Saturday Specials at Mosel Saenger Co Ady 25
Seven bars and G Soap offered, plus 3 cans Campbell's Pork and Beans at 24 cents and 48 ounces White Wings Flour priced at 2.00. Also White Wings Flour 1.05 for 24 pounds. Mosel Saenger & Co. (Ady, 25) highlights local grocery deals.
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Campbell's
White Wings
Mosel, Saenger & Co
Ady
Kerrville Office Over Rock Drug Store
An office space is described above Rock Drug Store located at 808 Water Street in Kerrville Texas with no further details.
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Rock
R. L. Lehmerbeck
Mr. Rice
Kerrville
Daley Seeks Climate in Kerrville Visit
Wm. Daley, a contractor from Fort Stockton California, with his family, is in Kerrville trying out the climate to recuperate his health after months of travel. The ad notes grocery prices at C. C. Butt Piggly Wiggly with 10 lbs of tomatoes at 60c and large cans 7c for 1%.
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Wm. Daley
Fort Stockton
California
Kerrville
Mr. Daley
Piggly Wiggly Letter Describes Trip to Durant Oklahoma
A letter from Charles Rose and family reports a 26 hour Ford trip from Dallas to Durant Oklahoma. They left Hunt near Kerrville and arrived in good shape despite rain and muddy roads. The Roses are well and enjoying their visit.
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Charles Rose
Chas
James
Emma Rose
Hunt
Kerrville
Durnnt
Okla
Dallas
Obituary of Donald C McCleery in Kerrville Texas 1926
Donald C. McCleery born August 9 1893 in Beatrice Nebraska died August 22 1926 in Kerrville Texas at 33. He joined the Christian church early and served in World War I enrolling December 14 1917 in the 328th Aero Squadron at Kelly Field then transferred to the Field Artillery Officers Training School Louisville and discharged November 30 1918. He married Lesa Thompson October 24 1922. His illness from wartime disease led to retirement from government work in 1919 and his death followed a long illness despite care by wife and mother. Funeral held at his home then buried in Beeville beside his father.
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Donald C. McCleery
Beatrice
Nebraska
Kerrville
Texas
Fort Worth
Army
328Th Aero
Kelly Field
Louisville
Field Artillery Officers Training School
Zachariah
Lesa Thompson
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Hughb. Warner
Beeville
Glacierté Gulf to Stage Non-Stop Amarillo Corpus Run
Preparations by D. r E. Colp manager of Glacierté Gulf motorway to stage a non stop car run from Amarillo to Corpus Christi. The event aims to demonstrate endurance and automotive capability in a Pontiac Six.
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Colp
Leo Rice
Oklahoma City
Corpus Christi
Rice
San Antonio
Amarillo
Corpus
Pontiac
D.r E. Colp
Glacierté Gulf Motorway
North Carolina editor's odd visit ends in tragedy
A North Carolina editor arrived with a trivial news item and requests for old papers and school materials. After printing the daughter's birthday writeup, providing scraps, and offering a copy of last week's paper, the editor proposed rubber stamped letter heads and then killed a man and disposed of the body in an alley behind Jones' store.
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Mountain Grove
North Carolina
Jones’ Store
Oldest Kerrville Christian Given 88th Birthday Party
Mrs. M. A. Lurber, Kerrville’s oldest Christian church member, was honored Sunday afternoon with a party by church women for her 88th birthday. Bouquet, poems by J. S. McCleery, songs, and scripture verses marked the celebration as friends extend best wishes.
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M. A. Lurber
Christian Church of
Kerrville
J. S. McCleery
the Times
Portable Phonograph Promises Camping Pleasure
The Times announces portable phonographs ideal for camping. They are compact and inexpensive, with a small cash payment and the balance like rent. For particulars call 69. 18-tf
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the Times
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Ingram News
Reliance Fountainyringe
Sete
Bing
Safedge Nome
Kerrville, Texas
Methodist Church
WHEAT
Chevrolet
Sidney Baker Street
Peterson’s Auto Company
R. H. Scheele
J. B. Cain
H. R. Wall
J. R. Harwood
J. F. Rogers
Fredericksburg Fair
E. C. Meeker
Illinois
Gillian
Santiago
Moses, Saenger & Co
Auto
Pire
Office
VOGUE
Water Street
W. L. Council
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