Few Harvest Men Needed in Texas
The U S Department of Labor bulletin says forty thousand outside harvest hands are needed for the wheat crop in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas but Texas will not require many. It notes conditions have been unfavorable for Texas wheat and little outside labor will be required. Laborers from the south planning to follow harvest north may find temporary cotton chopping work if they enter Texas or Oklahoma or Kansas early. Report to the U S Farm Labor Division Fort Worth office for information. Such outside labor likely not needed before June 15.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S&s. Farm Labor Division
Fifth & Throckmorton Streets
Fort Worth
Groesbeck Swimming Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Bryant
Mr and Mrs Howard Bryant entertained a small group at Groesbeck with a Wednesday swimming party. After hours in the water a picnic lunch was served including sandwiches olives pickles cakes and cold drinks. Guests included Mozett Faust Cora Oliphant Mrs Bryant and Jack Paul Alton Bryant and Howard Bryant.
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Howard Bryant
Groesbeck
Mozett Faust
Cora Oliphant
Jack Paul
Alton Bryant
Mexia Piggly Wiggly taken over by Han Hoved and partner
R. M. Harrison formerly of Childress Texas moves to Mexia with his family to help run the Mexia Piggly Wiggly on Commerce Street with partner Fred Guy. Notices include marriages, visits, and local ads from Mexia Texas in June 1925.
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R. M. Harrison
Childress
Texas
Mexia
Fred Guy
Charles L. Henderson
Fred Steinmetz
Jimmie
Charles Q. Henderson
Ie “Simmie
Chas. L. Henderson
Local residents with travel and visits announced
Miss Ruth Ponder returns home from Richland and several others plan visits and trips. Iva Smith and son join Corsi cana guests for a few days while Mary Maud Weaver spends the Dallas weekend. Elise Gibson comes home from Marlin and is improved. Ouida Copeland of White right makes a business visit to Mexia. Mrs A W Fayle returns from Houston. Horace Etchison and John Klotz visit Waco. Imogene Sellers visits her siblings in Dallas. Margaret Clark leaves for a weeks visit to Kinksville. Fredie Eubanks and son visit Lubbock for a few days. Mrs A L Scoggins and son return from Gainesville trip. L P Trimble back from two months with relatives in Strawn. Katherine Brown Frieda Adler Martha Wolverton guest of Dorothy Moore. Hiram Hobbs visits Waco on business. Clyde Bounds of Wortham plans extended Colorado Springs trip with family.
Hartman Resigns From Texas University for Carnegie Institute
Dr. Carl Hartman professor of zoology resigns after 14 years on UT faculty to join the Carnegie Institute of Baltimore He will continue his scientific research already recognized in the field.
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Austin
University of Texas
Carl Hartman
Carnegie Institute of Baltimore
Scientist to lead monkey reproduction studies at Carnegie labs
A biologist with world wide fame in biological circles will join the embryonic laboratories of the Carnegie Institution. He will study reproduction as applied to monkeys, aligning with prior work at the University of Texas on the embryology of the opossum.
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Carnegie Institution
University of Texas
Keeling to be Guest of Humphreys this Summer
W. J. Keeling plans to travel to Colorado this Summer to visit Colonel A. E. Humphreys at Wagon Wheel Gap. Humphreys has built a notable resort drawing visitors across the country. Also listed is a for sale piano, Fischer brand, in good condition for $150 cash. inquiries to phone number 233.
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Keeling
Humphreys
Colorado
W. J. Keeling
A. E. Humphreys
Wagon Wheel Gap
C. Fischer
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Han
Mexial
A. Owens
Eva Granberry
Justice of the Peave
H. Flake
South McKinney St
Mamie Mobley
Chicago
J. A. Anderson
North Hopkins Street
THE
Queen's English
Italy
East Main
Ellsworth Gilbert
Cathedral Choir
Hebert Leon Cope
America
Mountains
Clayton Staples
Staple Company
Charles W. Bryan
la Joya
Guatemala
Central America
George D. Alden
Shannon
Stratford
Broadway
Joseph H. Fox
Herbert A. Taylor
Ti. R
Army
Ambrose
Ruth Ponder
Richland
Mra Iva Smith and Son
Mary Maud Weaver
Dallas
Elise Gibson
Marlin
Ouida Copeland of
Whiteright
Mrs. A. W. Fayle
Houston
Horace Etchison
John Klotz
Wacq
Imogene Sellers
Eubanks
Fredie
Lubbock
A. L. Scoggins
Small Son
Gainesville
L. P. Trimble
Strawn
Isses Katherine Brown, Frieda Adler, Martha Wolverton
Miss Dorothy Moore
Hiram Hobbs
Waco
Clyde Bounds of
Wortham
Colorado Springs
Dr. Hartman
Texas University
Erwhant
Access
Chatauqua
COX- Orrest Drug Company
Colonel
Baxter
Baxter’s Candy Factory, Inc
Mexia, Texas
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