Watermelon Hearts and a Local Biographical Tale
Comanche Chief writer J. C. Wilkerson profiles O. O. Brightman a Refugio county native with a varied career in farming gin meat markets general store cotton grain oil and auto trading. Brightman married to a stock of adventures including Central American mining and a family with a 90 year old hunter father and a son Dwight who served overseas in World War II and became a G-Man.
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Belvet
J. C. Wilkerson
Comache
O. O. Brightman
Old St. Mary's
Refugio County
Brightman
Central America
Dwight
Mr. Wilkerson
Golden Gate Exposition Opens on Treasure Island in Water and Glory
Ton B. Burger recalls the opening of the Golden Gate International exposition on Treasure Island. He notes record crowds, new exhibitions, and grand shows including America Cavalcade of a Nation and Billy Rose's Aquacade. The fair features world class arts, sciences, and performances with the San Francisco Symphony under Pierre Monteux.
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Treasure Island
Ton B. Burger
Abilene
Cisco
EL Paso
San Francisco
Sir Francis Drake
Pacific Coast
America
United States
Follies Bergere
Billy Rose
The Dogwood Cross Folklore And A Newsman’s Loss
A Lometa Reporter recounts the Dogwood legend linked to the crucifixion with a tale of a tree sized for the cross and its sorrowful transformation. The note extends sincere sympathy to Max Bently of Abilene on the death of his mother, daughter of General Tom Greem.
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E. C. Lowe
Hig Lometa
Jesus
Max Bently
Abilene
Tom Greem
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