A Message From Kiwanis Bulletin About A Future Heir
A Meadville Kiwanis Bulletin warns that a future leader will embody and carry out current policies. The piece urges vigilance as the successor would wield control over cities states and national institutions including prisons churches schools and corporations.
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Senate
Supreme Bench
Kiwanis “Bulletin
Meadville
Pecan Exhibits Draw Growing Interest At Texas Fairs
The Young Matrons' Circle held its final session of the year on November 29 with reports and a Christmas program. Texas officials note rising demand for pecan propagation exhibits, three setups touring fairs, plus expert talks on cultivation and nutrition. Commissioner McDonald urges support for expanding pecan production statewide.
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T. J. Watkins
Alfred Matthews
H. C. Roth
McKay Wen
Carala
Myrs
Orville Buttery
Ray Moss
M. C. Dalchai
Bethlehem
Solo
Will Collins
Peggy Deckert
Bohannon
Hardison
Austin
Texas
Department of Agriculture
J. E. McDonald
Department
Dep.tment
McDonald
I. World
Texao
Child Welfare Warns of Growing Institutional Care Crisis
The Child Welfare League of America reports 150 agencies in the U S and Canada as members, with nearly 1,000 institutions linked as a clearing house for child welfare. They cite a 48 percent rise in children in institutions over two years and about 200000 child vagrants, urging continued funding to avoid long stays, lost rehabilitations, and long term societal costs.
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Child Welfare League’ of America
Tnitoa
Land Canada
Jl G
League
J. Prentice Murphy
Llano County Audited as in Excellent Condition
State Auditor T. Gilchrist visited Llano to inspect public records and funds. He reported the county in excellent condition and said all reports and funds were correct, noting the absence of heavy bond issues affecting most counties and municipalities.
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Llano County
Wv. T. Gilchrist
Austin
Llano
New UT Engineering Building Promised as Finest in Southwest
Austin December reports the University of Texas will finish a new engineering building in the second semester. Costing about 392000 dollars, it features a 120000 dollar architect fee and 42000 to 46000 dollar lighting and plumbing packages. Unique elements include an illumination demonstration room using four GE lights. Gifted equipment includes a complete Manual Telephone Service System and a famous chassis driven experimental car. Donations from several engineering firms add substantial support.
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Austin
Tex
University , of Texas
P. Finch
Finch
General Electric Company
Department of Communicative Engineering
Manuel
Southwest Pell Telephone Company
San Antonio
College of Engineering
M. M. Heller
Automobile Company
United States
American Blower Company
Texas Company
Texas Weekly Industrial Review highlights Texas highway and school projects
The report lists multiple Texas localities undertaking road and bridge work, new school buildings and upgrades, street paving, and commercial developments. Notable items include Belt Highway 29 access near Victoria, State Highway 16 reconstructions near Beeville and Kilgore, new school proposals in Kilgore, Edcouch grade school completion, and a Brady bridge project with Musquiz Canyon.
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Victoria
Broadway
Crowell
Pease River
Georgetown
Beeville
Petius
Leroy Roberts
Main
Washington Streets
F. M. Thorp
North Bridge Street
Levelland
Wallace Theatre
Alamo
Atano- Pharr-San Juan High School
Kilgore
Gladewater
Overton
Cardus Helps Women Gain Strength and Weight
A testimonial from Mia F. H. Scott of Roanoke Va describes relief from weakness back pain and fatigue after using Cardus. She attributed renewed energy and weight gain to three bottles, noting improved color and strength. Cordial is sold by local druggists.
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Cardus
Mia
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Road and business notices from Texas towns
Bids called for site of new post office in Athens. A new bridge project on Highway No 9 south of here advances. Major site and building updates listed include bakery expansion in Thorndale, beauty shop opening in Orange, and cargo growth with Gulf States Chemical opening office in Harlingen.
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New San Saba Bridge
Here
Athens
Snyder
Scurry County
Thorndale
Rivera
Main Street
Orange
Elm Street
Crosbyton
Don Parrish
McCamey
Acmie Cleaners
Paint Rock
Runnels
Trail Ranch
Harlingen
Gulf States Chemical Company
Grand Prairie
J. W. Worrack
Mack Pannill
Ison
Cuero
Sabinal
Motor Supply Company
Irvin Gooding
San Antonio
Hoffmann-Hayman Coffee Company
Delaware Street
Alvin
Galveston
Follett
Hers
Gex Crossing
Mammoth Creek
Georgetown
Edgar Vaught
Hard Cobb
el Paso
Music Study Club Meeting Details and Program
The Music Study Club will meet December 10 with Mrs J A Laning. Program includes Current Events Members Lesson Oratorio led by Mrs J L Conners. Piano Solo Serenade performed by Mrs Alice Gallman. Vocal Solo by Mrs Milton Shirley. Piano Solo Tarantelle by Mrs H C Roth Dennee. Vocal Solo How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by S Liddle Mrs Will Collins.
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J. A. Laning
J. L. Conners
Alice Gallman
Milton Shirley
Dennee
H. C. Roth
Will Collins
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Oklahoma
Bob Steele and
Josie Sedgwick
Sherman
Wiper
Charles Farrell
Janet Gaynor
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Jordan
Charles Ruggles
Johnnie Mack Brown
Henry J. Hoerster, M. D
W. Y. Fowler
Romahone
Texas Weekly Industrial Review
Rothmann
Grocery Department
Magnolia
Border
Luna Laundry Soap Meat Department
Feed Department
Gerganess
Winkel’s
Llano’s Christmas Headquarters