Notable Texas business and civic leaders list
A roster of prominent Texans including B. R. Pinkney of Amarillo, J. L. Lancaster of Dallas, and H. Overstreet of Bowie, detailing roles in packing, rail, trucking, banking, chambers of commerce, farming, insurance, and manufacturing. Other names include Fort Worth editor C. W. Woodman, Galveston water transport magnate W. L. Moody, and San Antonio pioneers E and H Guenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Pinkney
Amarillo
Pinkney Packing Company
H. Overstreet
Bowie
J. A. Nichols
Aledo
C. W. Woodman
Fort Worth
the Union Banner
Abe Weigarten
Houston
Edwin T. Phillips
Club Women
Ernest Kurth
Lufkin
W. L. Moody
Galveston
H. J. Luther Stark
Orange
Capital
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Kay Kimbell
C. N. Bassett
el Paso
Carl Magee
Harlingen
H. L. Kobernot, Sr
Alpine
J. L. Lancaster
Dallas
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Glen Walker
H. D. Shuford
Tyler
Earhart Guenther
San Antonio
Housewives and Mothers of Texas
Albert Clifton
Waco
J. D. Collett
Blake A. Carter
San Angelo
Truck
Allred Urges Support for Christmas Seal Sale
Governor James V. Allred of Austin urged broad support for the Christmas Seal Sale to fund the work of national state and local tuberculosis associations in a proclamation issued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Allred
Austin
Dyer Family Holiday Visit Amid Illness in San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Irby Dyer spent the holidays in San Antonio visiting Mrs. G. W. Dyer, the couple’s mother, who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Irby Dyer
San Antonio
Mr. Dyer
G. W. Dyer
Bellerue Family Doctors Arrive to Join Northside Hospital
Dr. A. R. Bellerue and his son Albert arrived from Milwaukee to practice at Northside Hospital. They will work with Dr. E. J. Cook, strengthening the hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Bellerue
A. R. Bellerue
Soi
Albert
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bellerue
E. J. Cook
Northside Hospital
Outlaw Miller's Pair of Ranches and a Barstow Arrest
Judge recalls Miller tied to the Cross U and Half Circle U ranches. Miller survived a gun confrontation, was jailed in Barstow, then hanged by a mob at Ada, Oklahoma. The tale reflects police outlaw clashes and early real estate work by Judge and land locator Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Tose
Jim
Toyah
Burch Carson
Barstow
Carson
Pecos
Ada
Oklahoma
Judge
Terrell
Arthur Hayes
Texas
Monahans
Wagon Train Return Mentioned in Local News
Old Bob Brown from the Figure Fow ranch joined the group when the burned train was found on the return from California by the 49ers wagon train. Judge Hayes plays an active civic role, leads a city museum, and holds lifetime memberships in Sul Ross College Scientific Research and Texas Tech Scientific Research departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bob Brown
Fow Ranch
Judge
Sul Ross (College
Texas Tech
Lucille
Aleen
Jimmy
Hayes
E. J. Hayes
Barstow
Bird S. Hayes
The
Pioneer Abstract Co
Rife Couple Back From Kerrville Hunting Trip
Mr and Mrs M O Rife returned Monday from a hunting trip in Kerrville where they were guests of George Barham They flew from Kerrville to Shreveport Louisiana in the Barham plane visiting relatives in Fort Worth and Shreveport
Do You Know That Facts and Engineering Notes
Do You Know That mentions patentability limits in printed matter and business methods. It notes authors as high insurance risks, Rhodesian gold mine values, European and U.S. gender ratios, Brownson's Deep submarine chasm, Sip Canal locomotive aid, Colt’s wooden model, dairy herd health and inheritance, Lydia's first mint in the eighth century B. C., and a submarine volcano 150 miles southwest of Catalina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sip Canal
Danube
Samuel Colt
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O’brien
Lone Star Cafe
BUICK
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Vanity Fair Underwear
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