Why the Editor Left Town and a Wedding Satire
A Randall Star excerpt mocks a small town wedding tale as a departing editor’s bold truth telling. The spoof features Jim Zilch and Georgian na Thistle, jests about the groom’s laziness and the bride’s vanity, plus satirical notes on town life and local critics.
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M. L. Kimsey
The
Randall Star
Jim Zilch
Georgianna Thistle
Alex Thistle
J. J. Jones
Politicking and Pockets in Texas Campaigns Recalled
A recollection of old Texas campaign antics contrasts ruthless tactics with curious anecdotes. Noted figures include Tom King, State Auditor, returning to Dallas to resume public accounting, and E F Woodward of Houston who operates a major thoroughbred breeding business at Hondo with 30 colts and 25 fillies foaled this spring.
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Austin
Dallas
E. F. Woodward
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Hondo
Woodward
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Rep Mack Allison Sets Record In State Trapshoot
Stephenville lawmaker Mack Allison, first term, hits 199 of 200 targets at the state trapshoot and authors multiple bills. He chairs an orchard and nursery measure, two new dorms for John Tarleton College, and bills affecting Hood and Brath counties while backing the omnibus tax bill, truck load limit, anti strike, and carriers act clarity. County rural schools and Eastland county are noted in the columnist’s profile.
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Mack Allison
Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Hood
Brath
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