Wasted Texas Water To Be Harnessed In Glen Rose
Citizens of Glen Rose and John A Norris of the State Board of Water seek methods to curb waste from artesian wells. Wells flowing into streams drain aquifers, and the water could be used for drinking irrigation power and cattle. The plan aims to reduce loss when oil drills abandon wells, aiding state water engineers and federal support.
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John A. Norris
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State Board of Water Engineers
German Soldier Surfaces After Ten Years in Siberia
Former German soldier Berhari Jantos, long believed dead, returns from nearly a decade as a prisoner in Siberia. He reports many German war prisoners remain in Tomsk district lacking funds and transport, unable to contact German officials or leave the country.
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Berlin
Berhari
Jantos
Lomen
Siberia
Tomsk
Brownsville Urges International Fair Collaboration
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce officials urge cross border support for a yearly international industrial fair in San Antonio. They cite plans to develop a large fairground near Brackenridge Park with a track and building budget around 200000 dollars. A Brownsville telegram to C Y Yandell triggered the discussion. A St John’s Luther League missionary program will be held at Parish Hall Thursday Aug 21 at 5 PM. members and friends are urged to attend.
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San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
Brownsville
Yandell
Brackenridge Park
St. John’s Luther League
Southwest Texas wells drilled by oil companies urged to report
A state official urged drillers in Southwest Texas to report artesian wells struck by oil companies to aid the department. He stressed compliance with the law to improve oversight and warned that noncompliance harms regional development along the Rio Grande Valley.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Department
Poets and Hobo King Marry Lane Ay In Chicago
Julian B Arnold essayist poet and lecturer aged 68 wed Eleanor Hartford 58 in Chicago on Tuesday. James Eads How 55, and secretary Mise Ingeberg Sorenson 29, also married in a separate ceremony. How, famed as a Mississippi River builder and former hauler of big fortunes, once clashed with wealth and power in the 1890s.
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How
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Atlantic City Bull Fight Trial Is Halted
A bull fighting exhibition at Atlantic City dog racing track was revoked an hour after it was issued as city officials halted the event citing the city commission.
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N. J
Slugged man says wife and employer left him for dead
Jay T. Ernst of Asheville North Carolina was found with a battered head on a suburban road in Chicago. He told police his wife Earline 19 and Edward Rickert 49 former employer attacked him robbed him of 145 dollars and drove away in his car with his two children. Ernst said Rickert lured him into a trip to Dallas then to Chicago where Rickert hid in Indiana with a farmer before fleeing.
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Jay T. Ernst
Asheville
N. C
Earline
Edward Rickert
Ernst
Thes
Dallas
Rickert
Ives
Hanna
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Army band leader named for A and M College Band
Richard J. Dunn, long time Eleventh Infantry band leader, is appointed leader of the Texas A and M College Band starting September 1, succeeding George Fairleigh after a three year tenure. Dunn has prior experience with the Highth and Fifteenth Infantry bands and ranked highly in a 1918 Paris musician class.
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College Station
Tex
Richard J. Dupr
Eleventh Inffantey
United States Army
Texas A. and
M. College Band
George Fairleigh
Eleventh Infantry
Dunn
Highth
Fifteenth Infantry
Paris
CG. Todd
Sparks and Gibson Back Robertson in Texas Speech
An enthusiastic crowd of about 200 gathered in Alice Texas to hear Sam Sparks of Austin and Judge C W Gibson of Corpus Christi speak in support of Felix Robertson's candidacy in the district courtroom.
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Alice, Tex
Sam Sparks
Austin
C. W. Gibson
Corpus ‘Christi
Felix Robertson
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Aid for Women
An advertising survey claims 121000 women using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound reported benefits for many ailments. Ninety eight in every hundred reported improvement, highlighting the product's perceived power for women's health.
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Pink Charm
Pinkham
Andy
Laredo Industrial Association Forms Ambitious Plan
A meeting of Laredo businessmen formed the Laredo Industrial Association to boost local industry and commerce. The group aims to attract manufacturing to Laredo, leveraging coal gas oil water and labor, with an initial roster of about 80 members and officers including Moore as president and Grisom as vice president.
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Laredo
Texas
Roland L. Grissom
J. W. Brewster
Louis Hausmann
Johnson
Frank A. Lattig
J. C
Levendecker
J. B. R Srrcesten Paramara
Dryness at Brady Brings Early Ginning
In Brady area ongoing dry conditions hinder accurate yield estimation as cotton sheds and opens early. Two bales ginned in the county with expectations of more this week. McCulloch county faces near doubling of last year’s crop after hail damaged top fields. last year 12,250 bales were ginned, this year about 20,000 bales expected.
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Brady
McCulloch County
Mississippi Democrats renominate Pat Harrison in primary
Mississippi Democrats vote to renominate their senior senator Pat Harrison, who carried every county including his opponent former Governor Hari Brewer. Returns show Harrison leading with 45,043 votes to Brewer, while W. M. Whittington of Greenville was the lone non incumbent to gain a congressional nomination.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Senate
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Hari Brewer
Bsiibon
Brewer
W. M. ‘Whittington
Greenville
West Texas Livestock Struggles in Intense Heat
Del Rio Texas reports cattle and other livestock suffer from prolonged heat and drought. Stock are losing weight as grazing declines with dried grass and no rain for months. Some ranches rely on wells or streams for water and expect relief with fall rains and cooler weather.
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del Rio
Tex
West Texas
Rainak
Red port workers boycott Italia vessel arrival
The red port workers of Vera Cruz Tampico and Oxuz vow to stop landing the Italian exhibition ship Italia as they denounce Mussolini's fascist regime. Mexico schedules festivities to welcome the vessel on its South and Central American tour.
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Mexico
Vera
Oxuz
Tampico
Italia
Souths
Italy
Three for von Binceldt with stone clasp for new chain
A trio of pieces for von Binceldt features a stone clasp designed to match a newly released chain priced at 549 dollars. The items emphasize coordinated jewelry styling and updated accessory options.
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Boys' School Attires Feature Two Pair Lined Knickers
A brief item notes boys' school uniforms including two pair lined knickers and two pair lined suits as special attire.
Dainty New Handkerchiefs Describe Linen Novelty Pieces
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