Home Guard of Texas Organized
Traveling through Texas this writer notes widespread Home Guard signs in towns and cities. Air raid shelters advertised and locals discuss Civilian Defense challenges near a coast seen as vulnerable to submarine and air attacks. A group of workers at a cafe is revealed as Home Guard members drilling at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
the Star
Texas
Home Guard
I Gould
Corpus Christi
Arkansas
Port Arthur
Oil and Gas Deeds and Leases Record Detail
Public notices list a series of oil and gas transactions dated February 1942 including special warranty deeds mineral deeds and leases. Entries name grantors such as N T Jewell Annie Caldwell Caswell Henley Dwight Odom and R D Franklin and buyers like Grant Adams U S A B W Stratton and A H Eversmyer with properties across sections 9 12 13 22 27 and 35 in townships 12S 14S and ranges 24W 25W 26W. Amounts range from 20 to 240 acres and interests from full to fractional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ft. Jewell
Grant Adams
Annie Caldwell
U. 5
A. NW
Dwight Odom
A. H. Eversmyer
Fistula Health Book Offer From McCleary Clinic
Readers suffering from fistula rectal abscess piles or colon troubles are invited to obtain a free 122 page up to date book. Request by postcard or letter to McCleary Clinic E518 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mo. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary Clinic
E518
Elms Blvd
Ex'celsior Springs
Complex Property Transfers Reported Across Oklahoma Fields
A lengthy chain of mineral, royalty, and O G lease deeds spans Twps 11 to 18 S in Rge 22 to 25 W. Transfers include 20 to 420 acres, many dated February 1942, involving buyers and sellers such as Bert H Johnson Jr, Lile, Copeland, Wadley, Valerius, Hunt, Shirey, and Parsons. Royalty interests and fractional Ints are noted with various Secs and Ne, Nw, and Se fractions, reflecting dense oil and gas title activity in multiple sections and townships. The record shows filings from February 12 to 14 1942, with numerous royalties, leases, and assignments recorded by carriers including Carter Oil Company, Sun Oil, and Magnolia Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert H. Johnson, Jr
Gene Goff
L. M. Lile
Lyle Moore
John Flowers
Gilbert S. Johnson
Jdr
Zi A. Copeland
A. C. Taylor
Sey
New See
L. Spencer
E. M. McWilliams
Ney
J. T. Beavers
Nix
John R. Riley
E. O. Heath
Heath
W. R. Roddy
I S
Rye
Robert M. Brunson
Xio
Flyod R. Hair
John Rice
Ray EB
McDowell
BEY
Rge
Z. A. Copeland
Hygrade Producing Company
Nis
NW New
SW New
H. M. Hunt
M. P. Evans
West
A. M. Shirey, Jr
J. W. Love
R. S. Randolph
C.N. Valerius
Lewisville-Hope Road
C. N. Valerius
G. A. Schwah
Susie L. Wadley
Claude N. Valerius
St. of
Sec
Twy
Suski L. Wadley
Henry Moore Jr
L. L. Prock
J. R. Potts
Frank Butham
Barnsdall Oil Company
H. M. Hunt Et al
Homer Lewis
H. S. Bogan
H. S. Boyan
Clark Sample
C. R. Hamilton
Max Cox
H. E B. Ferguson
F. E. Nolen
C. H. Grandy
H. B. Ferguson
John F. Judge
New
Sun Oil Company
James B. Breuil
Rk.s
C. D. Crites
T. S. Cornelius
W. M. Owen
H. L. Mitchell
Neva
S. Rye
Dee S. Griffin
Mary E. Parsons
N. A. Formby
J. A. Pipsaire
Mary EE. Parsons
E. P. Wingfield
S. Ree
Mary
Parsons
H. C. Skidmore
Randolph
J. A. Fletcher
G. B. Hughes
George Roland
C.H. Bukter
F. A. Rymer
T. L. Garland
Louis Suckle
H. Hamilton
F.C. Steecl
Ralph Walton
O. & G. Lease
R. T. Adams
Magnolia Petroleum Co
R. L. Wesson
O. G. Murphy
G. Leuse
KR. C. Casey
W. D. Northcutt
Wis Wit
Texaco’s Global Reach and Local Texaco Consignee
Texaco products are widely used worldwide with 480 states and 106 foreign countries served. In Hope area, Fred McElroy acts as local Texaco consignee, operating bulk plants and delivering tractors fuels, greases, and lubricants to farmers and motorists, inviting continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Hope
Fred McElroy
Texaco Consignee
Texas Company
South
Texas
Laredo
United States
Texas Sky Chief
Texaco and
Hayoline Motor Gils
McElroy
Henderson society notes reveal campus visits and family gatherings
Miss Carlyn Elk Murrah of Henderson State Teachers College spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Murrah. Guests included Miss Melon McCoy and Miss Mary Lynn Key of Henderson. Mrs. Charlie Pye returned from Nashville after visiting daughter Mrs. Hasin Firmin and Mr. Firmin. Miss Mary Sue Gordon of Henderson State Teachers College visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gordon. Miss Ollie Rhodes spent the weekend in Little Rock. St Scott Haltom visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bomar. Edna Ruth Waters hosts a Monday afternoon personal shower for Mrs. Charles Waters at Mooney Hall Arkadelphia.
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Carlyn Elk Murrah
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
F. B. Murrah
Ker
Melon McCoy
Mary Lynn Key
Henderson
Charlie Pye
Nashville
Hasin Firmin
Firmin
Mary Sue Gordon
Menderson State Teachers College
Rotary Club Calendar Meeting at Broadway Hotel
Calendar item notes Rotary Club meeting at Broadway Hotel at noon on Tuesday and Garten Club gathering at the home of Mrs. Tom Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
The
Garten Club
Tom Compton
Traffic project funds eyed for Highway 29 cross
Lt Col Keith F. Adamson urges early action on a projected Highway 29 crossing. He notes tentative funding and asks responsible authorities to finalize the plan promptly, citing difficulty obtaining a clear view in both directions from north and south approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith F. Adamson
Ord. Dept
Senator Chandler Poised for Leadership Rise in Democratic Party
Senator Chandler, rising from local to national prominence, is slated to personally commend each chairman on performance. Known as Lappy for his magnetic personality, he began as a Wordford Circuit Court commissioner and climbed to Kentucky Lt Governor, Governor, then U S Senator by appointment and election. In Little Rock he will receive the Arkansas Traveler Certificate. Hermoglend County launches funds drive for the 1940 campaign deficit with N T Jewell of Hope named county campaign chairman.
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Chandler WL
Chandler
Maiumer
Lappy
Wordford
State Senate
22Nd
Kentucky
United Stats
Little Rock
Democratic National Committee
Hermoglend
N. T. Jewell
Hope
Postwar prospects urged to avoid deflation and idle plants
The article cites Berle, Charles E. Wilson, Owen D. Young, Alvin H. Hansen, and Stuart Chase, each urging similar postwar fundamentals. They warn that sudden deflation would be a disaster and insist that vast industrial capacity be used to absorb returning servicemen and prevent shuttered factories and smokestacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berle
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Qwen D. Young
American Youth Commission
Alvin H. Hansen
National Resource Planning Board
Stuart Chase
Twentieth Century Fund
Rotary speaker to discuss Our Neighbors in the British Isles
At 2 30 C Douglas will speak on Our Neighbors in the British Isles. At 7 30 on Wednesday a joint Diaconate and Session meeting of the First Presbyterian Church is scheduled at 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Booth
Europe
British Isles
Rotary Clubs
C. Douglas vBoth
First Presbyterian Church
Temple Cotton Oil Co Local Asset and Industry Growth
Temple Cotton Oil Co operates as a key local asset and market hub for cottonseed and cottonseed products. The article notes the rise of the cotton oil industry from waste seed to a major farm income source, highlighting Temple’s role in supplying cake and meal for cattle feed and prompting farmers to seek literature for profitable feeding programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Cotton Oi Co
Heve
Snake
America
Columbia
S. C
United States
Willeh Temple Cotton Oil Company
Tempie Cotton Oib Mill Company
Ady
Economic visions beyond 1912 crisis and policy shifts
The passage discusses how economic thought must adapt beyond 1912 trends, rejecting blanket bankruptcies and urging new finance and social perspectives. It suggests closer ties among business labor and government without embracing socialism, while acknowledging unknown future patterns and the need for flexible measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Oreater
Ubor
Japs Celebrate Percival on Singapore Defences
A wartime report notes Percival’s claims of defences and evacuation limits. It states the Singapore battle lacked Dunkirk hopes and that only women, children, and the wounded were evacuated, with defenders totaling about 50,000 men and auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
Singapor
Singapore
British and Allied Divisions and Explorers Mentioned
British observers discuss next phase focusing on Sumas as an invasion pivot to control the Indian Ocean gateway and fuel source. Lewis and Clark, despite hardships, found lime and pather flowers during exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumastra
Indian Ocean
Lewis and Clark
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Home Guard of
Oil and
Jewelle Bartlett
Lafayette County
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Prescott News
Maude McDaniel
Haggoed Gymnasium
Bill Timberlake
Hot Springs
Miss McDaniel
Hugh McDaniel
Rotary
C. Douglas Booth
International Institute of Understanding
Nevada County
Nelen Mesterly
Charley
Major Hoopie
Canton
Uncle Sam
Wallee
Molla
Uep
Edwin H. Stewart
Col. Adamson
Sen. Chandler
Jubn
Cox Drug
Temple Cotton Oil Co
Hempstead
ED Depriest
Gd DePriest
Unis
Clark
Anid Court
Shal JP
Dyes Clerk
Southwestern Bell
Bell
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