Dedication of New Temple at Willmgsville Event
The Magonic Temple was dedicated in Willmgsville this week with ceremonies led by Deputy Grand Master Stsi cat of Linton. Seventy visiting members from South Texas attended. A third degree followed the dedication and an oration by Past Grand Htaster Nat Washer of San Antonio. Lunch and evening sessions featured Judge Claude Pollard of Austin and Edwin Chamberlain of San Antonio among speakers.
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Lex
Willmgsville
Stsicat
Linton
Lee
South Texas
Sue Lodge
Nat Washer
Antonia Wn
Taster Star
Trenshaw
Claude Pollard
Aoustos
Edwin Chamberlain
San An
Chamberlain Lodge Honored In Kingsville Dedication
The Chamberlain Lodge of Kingsville was named in honor of Hiram Chamberlain, a pioneer Maconician religious worker of South Texas and father of Mrs. M. King and Edwin Chamberlain. The temple is complete in all its requirements and is one of the fine.
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Chamberlain Lodge
Kingsville
Hiram Chanberlain
Maconic Am] Religious Workers
South Texas
Mr. M. King
Edwin Chamberlain
City Officials Bar Use of Jail and Courthouse Facilities
A county commission order prohibits city officials from using the county jail for prisoners arrested under city ordinances and blocks access to courthouse areas for city officials and city files. It also refuses permission to use the city food barn to place animals taken up by city officers.
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Sainthouse
County Commission
Wly
Seed distribution drive to aid Southwest Texas farmers
Seed distribution led by the Chamber of Commerce and the United States Food Administration aims to supply seed to Southwest Texas farmers next week. Carloads include cane, amber seed, and milo maize sold at set prices. government stocks exhausted, open-market purchases ongoing. The effort, tested under USDA supervision, seeks to save about $500,000 for farmers and reduce wholesale seed costs in the region.
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Chamber of Commerce
South Comal Street
United States Food Administration
Southwest
Texas
Wits
J. M. Canes
Milo Smaize
WM. Hand
Busur County
Femonstration Xcent
Moe
United States Department of Agrculture
George Hoark
Tai
Reist
Foresight and Acumen for Better Next Year Performance
A fragment notes the need for foresight and business acumen to guide operations. It suggests that improving efficiency next year will tighten government demand and ensure heavier crops, marking a stepped shift in planning.
Oil prospects near Robert Lee spark town boom
Rob ert Lee March 18 Oil prospect excitement spreads as drilling on Lockdale ranch begins near town. Oil men and speculators flood in boosting business and land values with new booster plans. Derricks, machinery and tests push forward while geologists call the site highly promising.
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Robby Lee
Robert Lee
Statenents Ar
Lockdale Ranch
TL Ys Allen
Dallas
Robert Lee Is Company
A. J. Taylor
John Graham
Sweetwater
Tan
Ceorge Cowan
Robert Lee Observer
Tle
WC. Locke
A. Abernathy
San Francisco
Biles
Oegin
Winighi
Hodges to Speak on Texas and Lone Prairie Tour
George H. Hodges former governor of Kansas will lecture at 7 o clock Monday evening March 18 at the First Baptist Church. The talk titled What Peymbbon ius Lone to Kansas and What I Will Do to Tex will be presented by the And-Saldoy League of Texas with Fort Worth district superintendent Too Webb accompanying Hodges on his Texas tour. Hodges a former newspaper editor is known as a forceful speaker. Bishop Capers is absent from the city and Judge Mornee b. Walsie will preside at the greeting.
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Kansas
Tex
O'Elocke
George Hi. Hodges
And-Saldoy League of Texas
Baptist Church
Governor Hodges
Texas
Attous Webb
Fort Worth
Teague
Lodges
Garden Prize Drive Aims For Young Growers
Three banks will award ten dollar thrift certificates to winners in a garden contest run by Superintendent RB T Britahett and A Raden. About 20 gardens are needed for eligibility with finals set May 2 by a three member committee. Prizes include three first place $10 awards for class one, two $5 prizes for class two, and three $5 prizes for class three.
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Lockhart
Vex
Iockhart
Siperintendent
Schogls RB
T. Britahett
Itafort
Mritehew
Iqia
Hope to Build Light Plant in Beeville Texas
Beeville city officials resume work on a combined water and light plant after prior suspension. Activity focuses on protecting machinery as construction aims to proceed this year, with funds already in city treasury.
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Beeville
Ught
Ie Waterworks
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