Local High Defeats Schreiner Institute High
In front of a large crowd last Wednesday the Local High team defeated Schreiner Institute, a foe long believed formidable. The score opened 13 to 1, and the Local squad added to a season with eleven games played, including wins over London Rock Springs Menard El Dorado and the Institute, plus ties and losses among other opponents. The team aims for more games before Christmas, though this was the final Inter Scholastic League game on the schedule.
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Schreiner Institute Academy
Intitute
London
Rocksprings
Menard
el Dorado
The
Institute
Mason
Fredericksburg
San Angelo
Texas highway graft probe spurs calls for special session
San Marcos Record reports Attorney General Moody sues highway contractors for damages and possible forfeiture, alleging state officials conspired in frauds against Texas. Gov Ferguson and Highway Commission oppose the state action, while legislator McKean notes momentum for a special session amid highway affairs disclosures. Local ad notes a light and water office sale at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
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Texas
Moody
Austin
Highway Commission
State of
San Marcos
A. J. McKean
McKean
District Highway Men Visit as Roads Meeting Nears
Division Engineer H L George and Division Mechanic E J Pulley visited the area on state department business. George recently reassigned to this district, replacing Joe Gresham, while Pulley praised Sanford Roe and crew for keeping machinery in good condition. They anticipate a successful San Angelo roads meeting, and affirm satisfaction with current department funding and allocations.
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H. L. George
E. J. Pulley
State Highway Department
Mr. George
Joe Gresham
Plains
Pulley
Sanford Roe
San Angelo
Highway Department
Tourist Cafe Sells to Rochelle Man R C Bruce
The Tourist Cafe changed hands last Saturday with R C Bruce taking charge Tuesday the first. Bruce, formerly of Rochelle, returns to the county after years away and will likely operate locally. Owner W M Allen retains the business property and may remain nearby. The Christian Church Ladies Auxiliary plans its annual Bazaar at Light and Water Co office on December 5 selling handmade items and serving sandwiches coffee tea cake and chili.
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Light & Water Co
W. M. Allen
R. C. Bruce
Bruce
Rochelle
Mr. Allen
The
Christian Church
Fifth Sunday Meeting at Medina River Association Attended
The Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Medina River Baptist Association met over the weekend with strong attendance and work accomplished. Visiting delegates stayed with local families. lectures and sermons drew large crowds as a round table discussion covered denominational issues. Guests included H. S. Carswell, Capt. O. B. Abbott, and Rev J. Virgil Davis, with family and friends visiting nearby.
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Medina River Baptist Association
Merrill
Baptist Church
Kerrville
W. E. Brown
Hunt and Ingram
W. R. Chandler
Harper Church
San Antonio
H. S. Carswell
Fort Worth
O. B. Abbott
Ft. Sam Houston
J. Virgil Davis
Cardwell Ranch
Pecans From Del Rio Boost Junction Market
Junction sold over 18 000 pounds of pecans from the Del Rio country to Alex J. Hamer Co at 13 cents, with buyers Chas St. Clair Ludolph Henry and Joe McDonald handling a larger than expected crop and proving Junction a top pecan market as the season ends.
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Junction
del Rio
Chas. St. Clair
Ludolph
Henry
Joe McDonald
Alex J. Hamer Co
Thanksgiving Dinner at Price's Camp
Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed in the new Camp headquarters by the occupants of Price's Camp. The table featured every dish for a traditional feast with Mr. Turkey in his usual place and Mrs. Dockery among invited guests. The evening included games and amusements, with guests named Geo. DeLane, W. E. Ventzen, W. J. Morris, C. Alexander and families, and others.
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Price
Turkey
Preaching at Roosevelt And Copperas
Rev. J. Virgil Davis of Junction Methodist Church will preach at the Roosevelt school house Saturday night and at Copperas Sunday morning. The public is cordially invited to attend both services.
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J. Virgil Davis
Methodist Church of
Junction
Roosevelt School House
Copperas
Davis
Unusual Display of Mexican Curios Arrives
The Junction Hardware Co displays the second shipment of Mexican curios attracting sizable attention last Saturday. The handmade pieces, crafted by peon workers, reflect Aztec designs and Mexican cultural symbols. Prices range from 15 to 25 cents with items like shell baskets feather pictures and hand carved canes among the arrivals.
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Junction Hardware Co
Pecan Growers Yield Question Raised After Record Tree Output
In this region, officials query whether any growers beat Oliver and Nethery crops this year. Oliver family reported just over 60 000 pounds and Nethery just over 42 000. A single Nethery tree yielded 600 pounds with fruit selling locally at 35 cents, marking a high per tree income even if not a county record for volume.
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Oliver and Nethery
Oliver Place
Nethery Place
Paper denies rumor on recital advertising boost
In a clarifying note W H Sheppard and granddaughter Louise state no request for an advertisement was made regarding Miss Winns recital. They explain no copy was provided and decline responsibility for any supposed light turnout. They recount a 450 mile drive to Cameron and report Mr and Mrs Burl Stockton visited town for sales.
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Cussin
Miss Winn
Engle
Parent-Teachers’ Association
W. H. Sheppard
Miss Louise
Cameron
T. E. Sheppard
Mr. Sheppard
Burl Stockton
Ft. McKavitt
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Schreiner Insti. High
A. G. Farmer
Louise
State University
F. P. Bennett
Nellie
University At Austin
Roosevelt and
SYL
Pockes
Dad