Kerrville Delegation Heads to Del Rio for Sheep and Goat Meet
The Kerrville representatives travel by chartered car to Del Rio for the Sheep and Goat Raisers annual convention and sale. Delegates include Schreiner family members, Judge Baker, and many Kerrville residents as they seek to bring the 1927 convention home. The return trip to Kerrville follows on July 29.
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Kerrville
del Rio
A.C
G. F
L. A. Schreiner
W. C. Baker
Ally Beitel
S. Eastland
W. A. Fawcett
Sid
Hal Peterson
M. F. Weston
Chas. Mason
If Love
Harry Harrison
Bart Yore
Julius Real
Oscar Nuenhoffer
Bruno Schwethelm
P. L. Williamson
C. E. Salter
Floyd Singleton
Fred Wallace
Jas. Peril
Adolph Stieler
Comfort
Fred Montague
Bandera
Chamber of Commerce
Missionary Conference Opens at Westminster Camp
Dr. C Darby Fulton of Nashville opened the third summer missionary conference at the Presbyterian Encampment describing conditions in China and Shanghai Life in Japan and the fight against Buddhism were discussed He will be based in Nashville as field director A daily Bible Hour ends 8 30 with morning ladies meetings at 9 30 Speakers include Rev H L Ross Mr Allen Sam Dodson and Rev Fred Hancock through Friday night events conclude with veterans at the Legion Hospital Three miles from Kerrville on the San Antonio highway
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Fulton
Japan
Woman’s Association
Barbara Dulling
C Fred Hancock
Mary Louise Woodson
Grenada
W. P. Dickey
First Presbyterian Church
Kerrville
Tabernacle
Christian Endeavor
Minnie Dietert
Kerrvive Christian Endeavor
H. Y. Benedict
University of Texas
J. B. Wharey
Benedict
Westweek
P. R. Hamil
Bay City
Barbara Roy Hamil
Sylvia Boney
Houston
J. T. Lawrence
Austin
E. M. Yates
Hollis Yates
F. O. Yates
E. R. Campbell
Mary Jane Campbell
Waldo Boyles
C. H. Heard
Gerald Stafford
San Antonio
W. T. Fisher
Dunbar Fisher
Brownwood
E. E. Thomson
San Saba
R. A. Thomson
Carrollton
Lee Roy Vaughn
Center Point
I. E. Brooks
King
Lois Brooks
Caldwell
J. D. Maule
H. Bee
Mildred Maule
J. H. Hutton
Dewitt D. Steele
Montemorelos
N. L
Mexico
Lottie Fisher
G. N. Fisher
Gerald Chapman
Gearald Chapman
C. N. Chapman
Benjamin Priest
Charles Chapman
Rusk
J.C. Tenney
Elizabeth Kinney
J. A. Williams
J. F. Plangman
Sherman
W. L. Downing
James F. Hardie
Hattie Carroll
Flora Phillips
Dallas
N. T. Walraven
Helen Smith
J. A. Bracken
R. J. John
Bobby John
H. C. Gilstrap
Carolyn Baum
Burford Weller
Eula Bowden
Edgar Weller
McCleary Weller
Lucille Bowden
C. Darby Fulton
Nashville
Tennessee
China
Presbyterian
Shanghai
Orient
T. Chalmers Vinson
Africa
United States
J. W. Allen
African Mission
H. L. Ross
Mr. Allen
Sam Dodson
Korea
the Legion Hospital
Fred Hancock
Sionary
Ecover
Demented Man Shoots Self Near Ingram
Lane Haynes, residing with his parents on Fall Creek about five miles from Ingram, died Friday morning around 7 o'clock by self-inflicted gunshot. Coroner's verdict: death instantaneous.
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Lane Haynes
Fall Creek
Ingram
Hill View Times Valued At One Dollar Yearly
The Hill View Times costs one dollar annually and is considered worth twice that to readers across the region.
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Hill View Times
Legion Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Legion notes list visits by Robert Faulk of Ward Eight and the Browns to San Antonio, and Nora King and daughter Jesse from Florence. A Y M C A devotional image, Mistletoe Melody Maids concert, and regular Legion Bible Class are noted. Kerrville tennis tourney slated Monday July 26 with 38 entries so far.
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Robert Faulk
Ward Eight
San Antonio
Legion-Kerrville
Legion
Kerrville
F. W. Jones
P. O. Powell
Payne Williamson
F. W. Schwarz
D. G. Wright
K. D. Farris
Legion Committee
Colley
Congress Green Bill compensation act for World War veterans
The paper notes two houses have approved the Green Bill H. R. 10277 Public Law No. 472, concerning compensation for World War veterans and their dependents. The full act will be printed next week. Legionnaires are urged to watch for it.
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Congress
Diligence And Cooperation Drive City Prosperity
An editorial compares business success to a mechanical system where every worker is either a drive wheel or a monkey wrench. It urges workers to act as oilers not sand throwers, stressing cooperation for Dallas and all cities' growth and happiness through productive enterprise and respectful conduct.
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Dallas
Dallas News
Thousands Attend Christian Encampment Lot Sale
About 1,000 people gathered Thursday at the Christian Encampment near Center Point for the Southwest Texas Christian Encampment Association lot sale. 950 in line for barbecue, many inspected plots, with over 30 contracted by mid afternoon and expected revenue around 7500 dollars.
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Center Point
Southwest Texas Christian Encampment Association
Carlton Adams
Hugh B. Warner
Christian Church
Kerrville
J. W. Darby
Central
Senator Real
Real
Wagoner
Harlingen
Magic Valley
J. B. Holmes
Fort Worth
Texas Christian Missionary Society
West Texas
Holmes
Disciples of Christ
Patrick Henry
South Side Church
San Antonio
the Times
Kerr County Set to Hold Primary Election Next Saturday
Kerr County announces a July 24 primary with polls 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. precincts 1 through 14, chaired by J J Starkey and officers listed. Reports from polls and precinct conventions at 2 30 p m July 31 and canvass at 1 p.m. July 31. Returns to Kerrville by phone to 550 and arrangements for volunteers and spaces at Kerr County locations.
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Kerr County
J. J. Starkey
Will Leigh
K. A. Holekamp
K. A. Holekamp. N. 4.—Chas. Eddins. No. 5.—W. H. Farr. No. 6.—Geo. McElroy
James Spicer
Henry Spenrath
Dee Hughs
Henry Duderstadt
Walter Crider
Virgil Wooten
Court House
Kerrville
Wheelus Photo Studio
Earl Garrett Street
Center Point
Center Point Theatre
Democratic Executive Committee
Razing Old Shacks For Bluebonnet Hotel
Old shacks at the corner of Earl Garrett and Water Streets are being razed this week to clear space for the Bluebonnet hotel. No start date is given for the new building, but removal of the structures is described as a vast improvement.
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Earl Garrett and
Water Streets
Bluebonnet
Local Hudson Essex dealers to show new models soon
Bunger and Waring, Hudson Essex dealers, attended a district sales meeting in San Antonio. Kerrville delegates report enthusiasm and profit from the gathering. New EssexHudson models feature latest conveniences, improved appearance, and longer life, with displays expected in the local showroom within days.
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Messrs
O. G. Bunger
J. M. Williamson
F. E. South
Bunger
Bunger & Waring
Model Home Opened for Public Inspection in Westland Hills
The Kerrville Development Company opened its Model Home in Westland Hills for public inspection last Saturday afternoon. The residence showcases top quality materials workmanship and design. The home is open 4 to 9 PM daily with over 400 visitors registered.
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Kerrville Development Company
Westland Hills
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Westminster Camp
Demented Man
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Nora King
Jessie
Florence
Paschal Tupen of
Olney
Gene Tupen
C. L. Moore
New Orleans
Georgia
Mistletoe Melody Maids of
Joseph Gaultney
Legion Hospital
Legion Bible Class
Merrill
Ward Nine
L. Jack Clark
Arcadia
Arcadia Theatre
Bluebonnet Hotel
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