Polo Tournament Thrilling Polo Clash At Watson Divide Grounds
Copperas Polo Club led by Ed Bode and Herbert Simons beat Rocksprings 6 2 at Watson Divide. The next day Watson Divide No 1 defeated Rocksprings 5 2. Copperas then lost 5 1 to the Red Shirts in a fast game featuring Joe Watson Orville and Marvin Cowsett. Marvin Consett starred for the Divide with three scores as the teams prep for a rematch on Copperas grounds. Terrell 459,207 Railroad Commissioner figures and Chief Justice candidates listed.
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Copperas
Ed Bode
Herbert
Ernest Simon
Smith
Hill
Rocksprings
Watson Divide
Bode
Herbert Simons
Felix” Watson
Milton Farrington
Ed Barfield
Sam Nance
Nance
Watson
Joe Watson
Orville
Marvin Cowsett
Otis Cardwell
Herbert Simon
Marvin Consett
Local visits and family gatherings noted in Telegraph area
Ed Hunger and family along with Misses Jewel and Leedie Savage visited Medina Dam and San Antonio last weekend. Jimmie Hodges shears goats for J. W. Boone while Turk Kendrick moves Paint Creek school house with family in Telegraph. Ice cream, cake and a jolly party were shared by Telegraph residents with Mr. and Mrs. J. Savage hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hunger
Jewel
Leedie Savage
Medina Dam
San Antonio
Dottie Fleming
Ava Richardson
Lane Hodges
Alva Smith
Brady
Lane
Jimmie Hodges
J. W. Boone
Tuffy Taylor
Gussie Boone
Edith Richards
Turk Kendrick
Telegraph
Turk
Paint Creek
J. Savage
Boy Hodges
Howard Ragsdale
Chas. Henderson
Junction
Ferguson wins Texas governor runoff with big margin
Complete unofficial state vote shows Miriam Ferguson ahead of Felix D Robertson by 97 209 in the Democratic runoff of August 23 Final returns from 247 counties list Governor Ferguson 443 120 Robertson 345 911 Lieutenant Governor Edwards 361 867 Miller 377 178 Attorney General Moody 494 194 Ward 229 179 Comptroller Baker 240 475
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Miriam Ferguson
Felix D. Robertson
Texas Election Bureau
Hutchinson
Borden
Live Oak
Hockley
Kent
Ferguson
Robertson
Edwards
Miller
Moody
Ward
Baker
Red Creek Rally and Community Happenings Across London
Red Creek items report Cummins and Docwra in Junction for court and mohair sale, Gentrys returning from Glenrose for medical care, and a ten day Christian meeting at Little Saline led by Evangelist Kelly ending with baptisms at Yates crossing. Durst funeral at Junction noted. London Red Creek school bond passes 102 to 25 with hope for a new building by January 1, 1925. Leonard Hensley helps with cotton harvest. Mrs Black visiting San Saba sister-in-law Loyd Ivy.
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Guy Cummins
W. J. Docwra
Junction
Mr. Cummins
Docwra
Jim Gentry
Glenrose
Kelly
London
John Dagin
Red Creek
Brother Durst
London Red Creek
Leonard Hensley
Jack Black
Loyd Ivy
San Saba
Neff Seeks Cash Basis for Penitentiary System
Governor Patt M. Neff returned from a tour of penitentiary farms and crop surveys to report the cotton crop in excellent condition. He said 500 bales have been gathered and efforts continue to finish before fall rains, aiming to put the system on a self-sustaining cash basis before his retirement. Ex-Sheriff Oscar Latta visited this week.
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Austin
Patt M. Neff
Neff
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Terrell
Gilmore
Weaver
Nabors
Supreme Court
Cureton
Wear
South Llano
Haarlem
Oscar Latta
Jefever
Lefever
Lefever Arms CO
Ithaca
N. Y
E. O. Lowgren
Moorman'ss Grofast
Canis
Moorman Manufacturing CO
Quincy, NL
B. L. Smith
Texas
Secor Sanitarium
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville, Texas
Texas School For
J. J. Delaney, M. A
Ben F. Simon
Roosevelt
Hankins Drug Company
John R. Smart
Junction and Menard, Texas
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