Local Page Notes Honor Names From Eagle Screams
A list of readers and charity supporters includes Lucille Williams Marguerite King Katheryn Hodges Azalee Wallace Lenore Riley Rosemary Secrest Marie Sheppard Jarvis Jordan Jaanita Consort and Ella Simon. The fragment reflects a community roster likely from a society or club page.
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Lucille Williams
Marguerite King
Katheryn Hodges Azalee Wallace
Lenore Riley Rosemary Secrest Marie Sheppard
Jarvis Jordan
Ella Simon
Seniors Meet to Plan for Commencement
The senior class gathered Friday morning to discuss commencement issues. The secretary read the minutes, talked about the Senior play and invitations, and a committee led by Overby Smith was formed to select invitations for approval. Glen Brown and Dalmon Sims visited Reagan Lister. Wilburn Bundren has withdrawn to attend Coleman College.
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T. Jay Mabry
Lucille Williams
Lee Ola Hodges
Overby Smith
Glen Brown
Dalmon Sims
Kenedy
Reagan Lister
Wilburn Bundren
Coleman
City Election Ahead in Junction Civics Class Race
Civics class hosts city election with two candidates, Tommye Jones and Mae Delle Lowry, in Junction. March 17 election could bring drastic changes after a recent district court week. Judges for Rocksprings contest included Ches ter Brown and Lester Garrett among others.
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Josing
Civics
Junction
Tommye Jones
Mae Delle Lowry
Budget up about ten percent in Congress demand
Congress approved budget increases of about 10 percent with the largest rise of 130 million dollars for the executive office and independent establishments. Other increases hit departments of agriculture interior post office and commerce while treasury state justice and labor show decreases. The piece ends with a rhetorical question on taxpayer economy and a pair of moral proverbs.
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Congress
Departments of Agriculture, Interior
Post Office
Ar Ecommerce
Treasury
State
Justice
Labor
Weekend Visitors at Menard Kerrville and London
Chester Brown Christine and Clifton Lehraub were Menard visitors Saturday. Don Hardesty spent the week end at his home in London. Roy Nelson was a weekend visitor in Kerrville. Mable Fox spent the week end with Ruby Simon.
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Christine and
Clifton Lehraub
Menard
Don Hardesty
London
Roy Nelson
Kerrville
Mable Fox
Ruby Simon
Who's Who Among The Seniors Woodrow Kothmann
Woodrow Kothmann stands among the seniors as a dignified member with blue eyes and brown hair. He spent two years on the Eagle Football Squad and is recognized as a loyal supporter of senior movements and a skilled tennis player. His portrait graces the senior honor roll as he takes English IV vocational agriculture commercial arithmetic and civics.
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Woodrow Kothmann
Woodrow
Eagle
Mae Delle Lowry for Junction High mayor bid
Letter endorses Mae Delle Lowry as a capable candidate for mayor of Junction High School. The author urges voters to judge by ability and fitness, not appearance, and to vote for Lowry with respect.
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Mae Delle Lowry
Junction High School
Kathryn Hodges
Global crop outlook improves in Mexico and India
Mexican crop outlook shows gains over last year while India reports slight improvement. Bolivian and Cuban conditions are unfavorable. Internationally, changes are minimal. Decatur Alabama taxes reach 12 cents per gallon, double cotton’s value. Over $150 million in 1932 road tax diverted. Automotive freight tax revenue surpasses rail tax bill. Gasoline tax equates to 40 percent of sales tax.
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India
Decatur
Ala
Tax Bill Debates Target State and Local Costs
Legislature debates tax cuts and new revenue to trim state and local costs. Proposals include a per capita cap, salary limits, reduced auto fees, and possible three percent gross receipts tax plus an income tax for individuals and corporations. Opposition cites risk to services and fairness.
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Purl
Dallas
House
Judiciary
Senate
Walter Woodward
Boy Takes Two Cows to College with Him
Willard Robertson, a Weatherford College student from Alvarado, milks two cows daily to pay his room board and tuition. He rises at 5 am, attends classes, and maintains above average grades while feeding the cows at 12 to 15 cents a day each. He is the son of W. P. Robertson, a local model farmer.
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Willard Robertson
Alvarado
Johnson County
Willard
Weatherford College
W. P. Robertson
Alvarado and
Cleburne
Doers and dreamers in farm life and taxes
A Victorian pair debate roles in life and effort while farmers own twice as many BROby cars as telephones. A man asks Jennie if she likes moving pictures and hints at a plan to fetch items from the attic. The piece notes motor vehicles pay ten percent of federal state and local taxes.
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L&cal
Measure Up with Nanny Goats for Sense Chuckle Head Wile
A quirky note describes an unlikely contest or dare featuring nanny goats and a character nicknamed Chuckle Head Wile. Details are sparse, with colorful phrasing and playful tone suggesting a local lighthearted item from a small-town page. The exact event, place, and date are not specified in readable text.
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Frankie Mae Cloudt
S. L. Jeter
Robert Fisher
W. A
Chester Brown
Lester Garrett
Billy Boone
Leroy Taylor
Terry Lambretton
Boy
Chuckle Head Wilson
Santa Claus
Chuckle Head
Wilson
Plain Road
United States
Jennie
Samdy
Renti
Detroit
ASO
Cari
Europe
France
Radersor
Burt’s
E. M. Burt
Www
M. McDonald
Teich
Llano, Texas
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