Woodlawn elementary PTA session covers drives and events
The Woodlawn elementary PTA met in regular session on Friday November 6 with a live devotional. Reports showed 106 percent membership in eight rooms and total Tambership of 19 428 with 80 tether. Welfare and round-up chairmen discussed donations of food and clothing, medical exams for pre primaries, and upcoming programs including a Japanese costume performance and parental education efforts.
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Produce market unsettled as quotations drift on Monday
Markets opened unsettled with brisk trading as shipments from California and Idaho arrived late. Prices showed fluctuations for tomatoes cauliflower cabbage and squash while several fruit and vegetable items traded at mixed levels across regional growers.
Walks 44 Miles to Attend College
Stephenville reports John K. Burns of Datroit promised two John Tarleton College students he would attend, walking 44 miles from Cresson after catching a ride from Fort Worth. He limped into the college fiscal office to say he would start wolf school, bringing funds from his Texas land investments and the endowment that led to John Tarleton Agricultural College.
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Market Prices From The Local Produce Stand
A garbled list shows various produce with prices per unit such as beans at 4.60 bushel, beets 30c per dozen, cabbage 1.60 per hundred pounds, cucumbers 1.25 per bushel, eggplant 2 per bushel, onions 1.50 per 30 pounds, peppers Bell 75 cents per bushel, peas shelled and other greens priced by bushel dozen or pound. Names of items include onions white and yellow, parsley, rutabagas, spinach, roaster poultry and dairy products with assorted price figures.
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That That By BRUO and the 1996 Townsentries political failure
The piece critiques the Townsentries for failing to show political strength, suggesting leaders overstate influence or cannot deliver votes. It discusses tax shifts in Japan and France, Ethiopian crisis diplomacy, and U.S. stance on the League of Nations, praising Detroit policing for safety messaging and criticising fiscal burdens on the masses.
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