Eden Echo Sale and Local News Items From Texas Papers
The Eden Echo reports J A Wilhelm purchased the paper from Judge Broyles, who founded it. Broyles also owns a Paint Rock paper. Wilhelm has edited the Echo for years and keeps a solid paper for Eden country. The column notes Congress activity and Texas roads work, praising John Cage as highway commissioner and critiquing Dan Moody. Bandera, central Texas, mentions Ford invited to Old Settlers reunion for fiddling, Cotton-Eyed Joe contest, and Ford Sedan prize. Also an ad for tailors Boyett's Quick Service Tailor Shop.
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The
Eden Echo
J. A. Wilhelm
Judge Broyles
Paint Rock
Wilhelm
Echo
Eden Country
Henry Ford
Bandera
Old Settlers
Ford
Bob Mayfield
Tom Gray
J. E. Browning
Denton Brothers
Andy Jones
Charlie Schmidtke
Will Maass
John Adams
Mr. Ford
Central
West Texas
John Cage
Cage
Highway Commission
State of Texas
Dan Moody
Mr. Cage
Stephenville
Grasshoppers theme at Baptist Church notes
Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 with Grasshoppers as the theme. An Evergreen 3 pm service, Junior B.Y.P.U. 3 pm, sermon at 7:45 on How to Grow Spiritually. Strong call to faith, warning of judgement, and invitation to attend next Sunday with J A Dekle signing off.
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Evergreen
Jesus Christ
Savior
Jno
God
J. A. Dekle
Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith
The preacher lays out a compact credo on effort and responsibility. He frames belief in earning every living, accepting duties, and seeking justice only through personal striving and consistent hustle.
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Roy L. Smith
Democratic Primary slate for District officials listed
Voters are urged to consider the Democratic Primary on July 24, 1926 with a slate of incumbents and candidates. Names include F. H. Hammond for District Attorney, A. G. Farmer for County Judge, J. B. Randolph and N. R. Skaggs, L. R. Hodges for Clerk, Dee Gibbs and J. L. Wright for Sheriff and Tax Collector, Carl M. Wolf, T. T. Randle, J. A. Browning for Treasurer, E. P. Farr, Guthrie Williams for Tax Assessor, Joe Bissett and Wauldimer Jarvis, and several commissioners: A. B. Hodges, Hilly D. Henderson, Burl Fisher, J. F. Ragsdale, R. W. Fisher, and H. W. Bierschwale.
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F. H. Hammond
A. G. Farmer
J. B. Randolph
N. R. Skaggs
L. R. Hodges
Dee Gibbs
J. L. Wright
Carl M. Wolf
T. T. Randle
J. A. Browning
E. P. Farr
Guthrie Williams
Joe Bissett
Wauldimer (Buster) Jarvis
A. B. Hodges
Hilly D. Henderson
Burl Fisher
J. F. Ragsdale
R. W. Fisher
H. W. Bierschwale
Governor of Texas and political satire
The poem portrays a dauntless Governor of Texas amid rivalries and political plots. It notes a tender stance toward erring prisoners and a resolute, reform-minded approach to education. The text shifts to a social note about New York Times coverage and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Simmons hosting relatives in Liberty Hill, with parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McWright referenced.
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D. R. Simmons
Liberty Hill
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Junction Eagle
Junction Publishing Co
Junction
Texas
Kimble County
H. G. Perry
Mem
PRESS
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
House
Senate
Brownwood Bulletin
Boyett’s Quick Service Tailor Shop
Baptist Church Notes
New York Times
Star Car
New Star
F.o.b
Dar
corimane / Cars and Motors
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Phillip Joseph
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