Town News and Weddings Roundup in Tow
Miss Verna Everett files weekly notes with social updates from Tow including travels to Tennessee Arkansas and Texas plus visits with relatives in Bronte Lometa San Antonio and Austin. Local weddings Cris Cowan and Lillie Glenn married in Austin with Tow participants and the Green family visit.
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Cris Cowan
Lillie Glenn
Austin
Lutheran Church
Mr. Cowan
Iris Cowan
Grady Cowan
Local residents visit kin and attend events across Texas
Castell News reports numerous Delhmbergs and neighbors spending weekends visiting San Antonio Dallas and Georgetown. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lehmberg and plusieurs Lehmbergs visiting relatives at various Texas towns.
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Charles Lehmberg
Woodrow Lehmberg
Llano
San Antonio
Clarence Lehmberg
Papa Dionne Doubtful on Repeating Home Run Fame
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Papa Dionne doubts a single home run guarantees repeated power at bat. The piece frames his view on consistency after a standout moment.
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Philadelphia Evening S
Papa Dionne
Mother of LA baby blows rings for company
The piece notes a Los Angeles infant who has smoked for a year and now performs impressive smoke rings, highlighting the parent's pride in the child's unusual talent.
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Marshall News
Los Angeles
Practical Cookery Tips And Dishes For Leftovers
Practical cookery notes urge cooking in bulk to save labor and reusing leftovers. Recipes include cottage pie with roast beef, escallo ped oysters with layered crumbs, curry of chicken with rice and broth, and baked peaches with spice sugar and juices.
Texas agricultural outlook brighter than national trends
Dr. F A Buechel of the University of Texas reports Texas agriculture shows stronger signs of recovery with near normal crop and livestock output, higher farm product prices, and rising retail sales. He notes drought and floods caused scattered damage but overall gains in agricultural income are likely, while long term factors favor renewed growth.
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Austin
Texas
F. A. Buechel
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Dreuth
Llano Texas liquor permit applicant notices Ford Street store
The undersigned applies for a retail package store permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board. Publication is as required by law. The permit would authorize business on Ford Street in Llano Texas. J. R. Decker is the applicant.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Ford Street
Llano
Texas
J. R. Decker
Auto Sales Rise in Texas in June
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 8,226 new car sales across fifteen Texas counties in June, up 3 percent from May and 64 percent from June 1935, with first half totals reaching 38,751, up 23 percent year over year. The lowest price group shows a larger June gain than the combined groups, after months of weaker performance.
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Austin
Texas
Iime
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Land record notice on Ford Street Llano Texas
Formal notice cites Section 10 of House Bill No 77 from the second walling session. The document references Ford Street in Llano Texas and is signed by Sam H Simpson. The exact action or deadline is not fully clear from the fragment but indicates a legal public notice or recording.
Fresh Paint Sign Prompts Man to Inspect Front of Building
A local resident inspects a storefront after a fresh paint sign is posted, showing skepticism about advertised renovations. The encounter highlights neighborhood vigilance and demand for curb appeal.
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Clarksville
Local News Notes From Kingsland Social and Church Events
Grace H. Lindsey reports on weekend visitors including families from Refugio Marble Falls Corpus Christi and San Antonio. The Christian church outlined remodeling plans to move the building back fifty feet add a new roof and possibly a new entrance with cement walks.
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J. P. Turner
Tom ‘Turner and Baby
Refugio
Cleve Probst
Corpus Christi
Paul Haile
Marble Falls
Ralph Wood
Curious facts about bees at Texas Centennial show
Dallas reports from the Texas Beekeepers Association exhibit at the Hall of Agriculture reveal how a queen is chosen as an egg and mated once. Workers feed the queen and her food converts instantly into eggs while drones die after mating. The piece notes the bees’ preference for royal sweets over worker fare.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Beekeepers Association
Hall of Agriculture
Bee Queen’s Egg Laying Record and Worker Life Facts
A queen bee maintains a large corps of attendants, produces 2000 to 3000 eggs daily, and spends ten months laying with a vacation during two cold months in Texas. A worker bee commits suicide by overwork, living about eight weeks, while bee products have over 200 practical uses.
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Texas
Financial World on Shirts and Generational Debt
A columnist notes that criticizing youths for casual dress misses the point as the coming generation will inherit and repay the debts accumulated by current financiers and policymakers. The piece argues financial responsibility spans generations.
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Financial World
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