Democratic Crossroads and Local Notices from El Paso
A political exhortation urges voting straight Democratic amid historical comparisons to Jefferson Jackson Cleveland and Wilson. The record notes a El Paso visit by Mrs. Fred Cole, homecoming after a Llano visit, and social updates. Classified sale items include coolerator woodstove harness sewing machine Plymouth rock pallets and lumber. Miss Mackie Westerman guesting with Miss Shirley Collins after UT graduation honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cole
el Paso
E. W. Torrence
Llano
Altha Moore Inman
Card of Thanks for Spinks family loss
A grateful notice expresses thanks for the support during the death of their son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Spinks and Franklin extend appreciation to those who stood by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Spinks
Franklin
Revival at Lone Grove Church Opens July 19
The Lone Grove Methodist church invites all to a revival meeting beginning next Friday July 19 conducted by Rev. Warren Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Grove Methodist Church
Warren Ellis
Dams Safety Measures Cited by Authority and Game Service
The Authority reports precautionary steps at Buchanan and Roy Inks Dams including added guards day and night, a state ranger oversight, guides for visitors, and fences. A standing committee keeps in contact with the manager and Mr Shipp. The Game Commission and county officials restrict fishing near the dams to reduce access. Public groups are assured of cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Dam
Claude Shipp
Buchanan and Inks
State Game Commission
Llano and Burnet Counties
The
Game Commission
Roy Inks Dam
Austin Yacht Sub
Burnet and
Llano Counties
Marshall Ford Dlan
Austin
Austin Dam
My Son My Son at Lantex Theatre Sunday
United Artists film adaptation of Howard Spring novel plays at the Lantex Theatre featuring Brian Aherne Louis Hayward Madeleine Carroll and Laraine Day in a new production. The screen story follows the best selling novel as the cast appears in this Sunday showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Aherne
Louis Hayward
Madeleine Carrol
Laraine Day
United Artists
Howard Spring
Lantex Theatre
Texas' Balance Near Fifty Million Dollars
Texas state government holds a cash balance near $50 million as of June 30 per State Treasurer Charles Lockhart. Major funds include highway, school, and permanent university accounts, with deficits in a few but solid credit. The per capita $22.50 school support implies over $35 million to be raised next year, while debates continue over state school funding needs and tax allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Charles Lockhart
Available State University
Permanent State University
STO Uta
Board of Cosmetology
Liquor Tax Board
Lipper Coorado River Authority
Liquor Board
Lockhart
State Board of Education
State Automatic Tax Board
Board of Education
Automatic Tax Board
Grenwelge Family Reunion Held at Grenwelge Home
A Grenwelge family reunion Sunday July 7 at Emil Grenwelge home near Valley Springs gathered over forty eight attendees. Members from Winters Brenham Temple Cisco Castell and other areas shared old times with meals under a tree and at the ranch. Also notes on school funding and per capita basing disputes appear in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenwelge
Emil Grenwelge
Valley Springs
Oscar
Alfred Grenwelge
Rudolph Grenweige
Winters
Hubert Wegner
Anna Louise
Gertrude
Brenham
Wm. Spohn
Dwayne
Temple
Erwin Grenwelge
Mildre
Cisco
B. M. Grenwelge
J. B
Karl
Mrs Marschall Honored At Prairie Mountain Birthday
On July 13 residents of the Prairie Mountain community held a surprise party at the school house for Mrs. E. Marschall in honor of her 76th birthday anniversary. A skit depicted her life, gifts were presented, and cake and punch were served as attendees wished her many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Mountain
E. Marschall
Mrs. Marshall
Oatman Creek Revival Starts June 27 At Church
Oatman Creek church will hold a revival meeting from June 27 to August 4 led by Dr. M. E. Davis of Howard Payne College Brownwood and with singing by Rev. Alvah Kelley. Mrs. D T Monroe of Houston visits in Brownwood area and plans Behring celebration attendance. Local families travel and visitors return from Dallas and Canada with brief notices of moves and visits.
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Oatman Creek Church
M. E. Davis
D. T. Monroe
Houston
George Buttery
Willow City Rodeo Set For Friday July 26
Willow City to host a big rodeo featuring calf tie down breakaway double mugging and steer riding with Clinton Hardin stock. Barbecue dinner offered. Admission 15 cents plus tax. Trustees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow City
Clinton Hardin
Expression of gratitude for support after loss
The family thanks friends for kindness during illness and passing of their brother and uncle. Special appreciation for the floral offering. May God’s blessings be yours. Mrs Maggie Thompson Carlos Pierce Mr and Mrs McKinney and family Mr and Mrs Thomas On and children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Thompson
Carlos Pierce
McKinney
Taxes and levies cited in a hazy claim
A fragment discusses sales taxes and a claim about government revenue, mentioning taxes on cigars, beer, liquor, and wine. The text is fragmented and lacks clear details, but suggests debate over whether tax income exceeds or is offset by other revenue sources and references a state or local levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stump Serapsa
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Corral
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Mackie Westerman
Shirley Collins
University of Texas
Lone Grove
Prus Siza
Ledgers
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Edward Arnold
Henry Fonda
Lillian Russell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Phillips
Rural School Fund
Varias
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Enues
Mrs. Marschall
Oatman Creek
Ernest Underwood
Peggy Ruth
Underwood
Audie Turner
Camp San Saba
Irby Davis
Liano
Charoeltt Mayes
Dallas
Mrs. Thomason
Hyn
C&p
Buster’s Cleaners
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