Walton Club Plans Booth At Fall Fair
Walton Club plans to open a booth at the Fall Fair and Race Meet to distribute literature on game and fish preservation. Porter Loring was elected president with W A Tuttle as first vice president and John L Claussen as second vice president.
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E Irank Walton League
Porter Loring
Loring
W- 1. Tuttle
John L. Claussen
Willam Aubrey Sr
C. KR. Southwell
Plaza Hotel
Paul Villard
Ir. A. H. Jones
TR. W. Lawrence
Chiyson Scott
League
San Antonio
Death Valley Scott to Erect $400,009 Radio Station
Death Valley Scott plans a $400 009 radio station on his Tonopah estate to employ top talent and ban advertising. The article notes Miss Pat on page one part two.
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Death Valley Scott
Tonopah
Pat
Tvo
Old Alpine figure recalls Ozona growth through marble
By Harry W, a pioneer from Alpine, recalls how early settlers built Ozona after leaving Tilden. He travels from Alpine to San Angelo, where he discusses Wet Marble Mountain bought with Dave Woodward and partners about 25 years ago for 60000. The marble deposit yields dense stone rivaling Italian marble with 220 pounds per cubic foot density.
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Harry W
San Antonio
Joan Young
John Young Land Company
Alpine
Ozona
Musbe
Young
San Angelo
N. A. Maier
Dave Woodward
Local journeyman notes and oddities from San Angelo
The report surveys scattered items from Texas and nearby towns. It mentions marble density in Williams and new machinery in the mountain quarry, Lindbergh commentary by Col. Lindbergh, and Albert Kincaid urging wool growers to San Angelo for a November gathering. Also noted are a lake and dairy venture in San Antonio area and a Jersey cattle herd.
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Albert Kincaid
Ozona
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Albert
San Angelo
Idaho
Vermont
Insurance Film to Be Exhibited at Southwest Texas Life Underwriters
A visualized life insurance film titled Visualized Life Insurance Helping will be shown at a Southwest Texas Life Underwriters Association meeting at the BMCA St Sp m on Wednesday. Lawrence J. Doolin of the Insurance Sales Research Bureau will discuss Profitable Prospecting. The event is open to all life insurance professionals.
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Southwest Texas Life Underwriters Association
Lawrence J. Doolin
Life Insurance Sales, Research Bureau
Dr. Joe Dildy Dies in Brownwood Home
Dr. Joe F. Dildy, 80, president of the Texas Seale Medical association, died at his Brownwood home last night likely from heart disease. He had been ill two days but not considered serious. He leaves a widow and a daughter, Mrs. R. R. Trimble of San Antonio.
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Joe Dildy
Brownwood
Brown Wood
Tex
Joe Fi. Dilds
Texas Seale Medical Association
Dildy
R. R. Trimble
San Antonio
Texas Seeks Reimbursement for 36th Division Costs
A Texas party of state officials will travel to Washington from Austin on Sunday to press the comptroller general of the United States for $200,600 in reimbursement the state paid in organizing the Thirty-sixth Division of the Texas National Guard for World War I.
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Austin
Neeking
Berger Tax Trial Nears Jury Deliberation
Hollywood income tax counsellor Miss Martrir Berger faces trial on charges she advised motion picture stars to falsify tax entries. The case centers on alleged fraud linked to Dorothy Mackaill’s income reports as the January proceedings move toward the jury.
Temple Sisterhood to meet in Fort Worth in 1931
Beaumont Nov 6 The seventh biennial assembly of the Texas Stove Federation of Temple Sisterhood will be held in Fort Worth in 1931, decided at the closing session of the sixth. All officers reelected. addition of new executive board members includes Mrs Ar Eller Fort Worth and Mrs Preeland er San Antonio with Mrs D Nam.
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Temple Sisterhood
Fort Worth Beaumont
Texas Stove Federation of
Fort Worth
Aizre
Ar. Eller
Mes J Preelander
San Antonin
Ars
D. Nam
Divorce Action Filed by Denver Norv
A divorce case involving William Bryat Quigley of New York and Denver Sawyer and his wife Virginia Coxe Quigley faced potential reconciliation prospects after Quigley filed an answer to the suit. Quigley reportedly shot himself in his estranged partner’s apartment on the 17th.
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Denver
Norv
William Bryat
Quigley
New York
Denver Sawyer
Virginia Coxe
Writer and Attorney in Texas Border Suit Involvement
Owen D. White, author of an Isla Hidalgo feature used in a $1,000,000 lawsuit, arrived in Brownsville with attorney Charles B. Kelley. Neither commented. The case, brought by Eherat Browns ville, is scheduled for federal court in December.
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Owen P. White
Border
Brownsville
Owen D. White
Ins
Hidalae
Eherat
Collinvs
Teearen
Charles B. Kelley
Dsuenrher
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