Deeds Filed For Record In Limestone County Texas
Report of deeds filed for record in Limestone County Texas for the week ending June 1936 compiled from Lone Star Abetbot Company records. Howard M. Tatum et al to WoC Kerley 342 acres T P Anderson Survey. A M Simpson et ux to T B Witt et al 80 acres Lot 14 Islecis 24 Mexia 8500. J S Fortson et ux to Charles Triton Day et ux 66.94 acres A Varela Survey 10. Harry L Jelinek et ux to Ethel T Ward Lots 1 and 2 subdiv A Div XLVI Mexia 1200. Total 10710.00.
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Limestone County
Texas
Lone Star Abetrbot Company, Inc
Groesbeck
Tex
Howard M. Tatum
Woc
Kerley
Anderson
A. M. Simpson
T. B. Witt
Mexia
J. S. Fortson
Charles Triton Day
Three in One Taos area formed by three villages
The Trans in New Mexico comprises Villages-Peramando de Taos the white settlement Pueblo de Tans the Tocilian pueblo and Ranchos de Taos the Spanish American settlement.
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Trans, N. M
Peramando de Taos
Pueblo de Tans
Ranchos de Taos
Tough Buttons and Their Toughest Kernels
One third of the average family budget goes to food liquor and tobacco. Tough Buttons are made from fine grained hardwear and tear resistant kernel material. The description notes uses for button production and mentions vegetable ivory and related applications while referencing naval and weapon contexts.
Tomato Catsup Pirates Nabisco Vanilla Khams
A fragment mentions tomato catsup and Nabisco with vanilla khams, unclear context. No full article details or events available.
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Nabisco
Weekend socials and church notes fill small town
The Baptist church held Sunday school with plans for a preacher. The Church of Christ was well attended. A bridal shower for Otis Roark and bride-to-be was held Saturday night at the lunch room. Mr. Brown returned from a Waco hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kubiak hosted visiting family. The Sunday anniversary event was a success. Visitors included the Byrds with daughter and family from La Mesa, and Mr. and Mrs. Munger Burney. Houston visitors L. L. Wells called on Tom McElroy. Ella Sawyer hosted guests including Lee Sellers, Minnie Wood, Irene Terry of Corpus Christi. Tom McElroy and Richard Bradley are working on a new home on the old Sawyer place. Rain is hoped for to help corn. A note states two of every three radio hams are American, and one in 50 is a woman.
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Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Otis Roark
Brown
Waco
Tommy Kubiak
Bob Byrd
Lame
Lee Sellers
T. A. McElroy
Terry
Local Weather Stays Dry Pinning Hopes On Rain
The community reports continued heat and drought with corn at risk of a short crop if rain does not arrive soon. Some residents have begun picking peas for market as efforts to cope with the dry spell continue.
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Dorothea Black
Houston
H. C. Schwalen
Lonnie Carpenter
Louie Carpenter
Local Residents Visit in Last Week
DWe vee Chandler of ott Worth and Mr J and Mrs Gerry Don Harriman hosted visitors in the Ei Story home during the last week. The guests included Mr. and Mrs Curtis Rowan and child ren of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs Sammie Story of Houston, and Mrs L C Miller and daughter of Mexia. Sunday is our regular church day and we invite everyone to our workshop with us.
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Dwe Vee Chandler
Ott Worth
Gerry Don Harriman
Ei Story
Curtis Rowan
Cleveland
Sammie Story
Houstoni
L. C. Miller
Mexia
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