Texas Camp and Park Owners Association Reform Drive
The Texas Camp and Park Owners Association based in San Antonio reports rapid growth as camps across the Southwest align with the group. It advocates abolishing free camps in favor of paid sites, with 50 cents per car and at least $1 for cottages, aiming to curb “Weary Willies” and squatters. The association backs pay camps in towns planning openings, arguing privately owned camps can screen undesirable visitors while free camps invite unregulated occupancy. The piece notes regional expansion to New Mexico and nearby states, and cites San Antonio Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Antonio
A. Keene
Southwest
New Mexico
Keene
Flivvers
San Antonio Express
Lee Mason and Son Move Into New Sales Room
Lee Mason and Son moved their office and sales force to a newly completed building at Water and Clay Streets. The relocation marks the firm as possessing an up to date automobile plant with efficient layout and harmonious architecture, aiming to enhance operations and presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Mason & Son
Water and
Clay Sts
Three Candidates Cited In Texas Governor Race Debate
The Brownwood Bulletin argues against a Moody Ferguson binary choice and endorses Lynch Davidson as an alternative. It critiques the Fort Worth Star Telegram for forcing a single issue and asserts Davidson's qualifications surpass Moody in experience and steadiness.
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The
Fort Worth
Dan Moody
Star-Telegram
Ferguson
Bulletin
Texas
Moody
Mr. Moody
Lynch Davidson
Brownwood Bulletin
Fake Tree Doctor Warns West Texas Overcharges
A West Texas Chamber of Commerce telegram warns that a man posing as a Dallas tree doctor has been touring the region, harming trees instead of helping them. Readers are urged to investigate any tree work offers and warn the public through local press. Also notes a lost set of keys in a black leather container, return to Eagle office for reward.
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Chambers of Commerce
West Texas
Dallas
Porter A. Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Eagle Office
Camp Wood Victorious in Polo Games Over Fort Clark
Camp Wood defeated Fort Clark in both polo matches on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday's score was 5 to 0, Sunday's 4 to 2, with large attendance at both games.
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Camp Wood
Fort Clark
Public Notice Resuming Day Daling Services
To the public I will be ready to do your day dealing again this season. Phone or see 3th Anson Baldwin.
Menard Girl Suffered Bad Scalp Wound In Car Crash
Miss Flora Mae Spiller rests at local sanitarium after a Saturday night crash on the Melvin road. A broken glass fragment caused a scalp wound requiring seventeen stitches. Accompanied by her sister and Miss Cap Ellis of Menard, they were returning from a dance with Hobart Reed when the car overturned on loose dirt. other occupants uninjured.
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Flora Mae Spiller
Miss Spiller
Cap Ellis
Menard
Hobart Reed
Melvin
Brady
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Service Department
Kerrville Mountain Sun
Anson Baldwin
Boyett’s
Wiggley’s Drug Store
Bissett’s
Kimble County
KF. S. Bissett
Kerrville
Travelers Hotel
Nagel & Wuest
Hazelwood Laundry
Hankins Drug CO
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