Vidler Made State Deputy of Texas Modern Woodmen
A telegram reports Robt J Vidler is named State Deputy of Texas for Modern Woodmen of America, effective July 1, succeeding Jno Br Swanger. He headquarters at Belton, with a history as district deputy and leader of Farmers Camp No 12564, noted for rapid membership gains and a trip to the 1922 national convention. News also mentions Weatherford College commencement plans and a local wedding of Rice Spears and Alma Lee Laird in Live Oak.
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Robt. J. Vidler
Modern Woodmen of America
Texas
Vidler
Jno
Br. Swanger
Belton
Ninth
Saint Louis
Rab Vidler
Yrourcraft
Poisoned Fish Seriously Sickens Campers Along Brady River
Twenty two fishermen camping along the Brady river are hospitalized after eating fish that had fed on poisoned cabbage released upstream to kill grasshoppers. A freshet washed the poison downstream, contaminating the fish. Farmers had spread poisoned cabbage miles upstream, and the fish consumed it before being caught by the campers.
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Brady
Texas
Brady River
Willard Batteries Power Winners at Indianapolis Speedway
Willard batteries powered the top finishers in the mobile contest at the Indianapolis Speedway. Drivers HJ Harper Jimmy Murphy and Karl Cooper finished first second and fourth with Willards, seven of ten money winners powered by Willard. Barney Sullivan returns to City Drug Store after vacation.
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Tommy Milsons
Indianapolis
Joe Ieequthereit
Potrharpla
Barney Sullivan
City Drug Store
Repp Named For Valley Training School Oppose Irrigation
A meeting of 15 farmers opposed to the irrigation project met in the district court room last Saturday to plan a counter petition should district organization be circulated. W M Johnson of the San Saba Chamber of Commerce and N R Porter of Dallas were asked to confer with the farmers. The group aims to gather cost data and present opposition to the plan. County clerk Weeks Tarte and Arch Woods family visited Galveston. Len Ward of Qualls Hardware toured Llano. Prof Repp, educator with 20 years in Texas, was appointed superintendent of the State Training School at Gatesville, replacing J T Cantwell who moves to Wichita Falls.
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District Court
W. M. Johnson
San Saba
Johnson
Chamber of Commercs
Arch Woods
Galveston
Woods
Austin
Repp
Texas
Buna
Jasper County
Gatesville
State Board of Central
J. T. Cantwell
Wichita Palls
Board of Control
Dallas
Ilo
Local Families Take Short Trips and Move Homes
Mrs FH w Uresen and litle sommer planned a trip to Houston and then home at Forget, staying with her mother Mrs W T Owen for months. C C Dixon and family from Brownwood visited Dr J L Dailey and fished on the river, recently moving from Arlington to Brownwood to settle there.
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FH. W. Uresen
Litle Sommer
Houston
Oll
Forget
W. T. Owen
C. C. Dixon
Brownwood
J. L. Dailey
Arlington
Land sales reported on Wilmore ranch and local farms
Edwards reports real estate transactions including 4600 acres off the Wilmore ranch sold to A. BE Petty and parcel transfers involving the old McAnel farm on Simpson land. The notices name Richlurl property and refer to Tom Wit, Abr lard, and the Colony in relation to the transactions.
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Edwards
Urhter
Austins
Wilmore Ranch
Petty
Simpson
Fishing Party Enjoys Week on the Baner River
Autry of Cleburne, Kirby of Lometa, and Dr O A Kirk of Lometa joined a WWF fishing party last week on the Baner River. They praised the watch, trip, and Autry’s annual river vacation. Miss Johnnie Ruth Webb of Rule returned home from Salma in Miss. Mrs Boon Christy hosted relatives in the Noust Oak area. Homer Bryant and wife depart for a western vacation via Graham Post Roswell and El Paso. Nora Pagett of Fort Smith has returned from months with Dr H H Taylor’s household. Mrs W Smith and Mrs A T Prater visit Taylor then Olton Nes S Mosien and Magnolia Ark.
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WWF
Johnnie Ruth Webb
Rule
Boon Christy
Noust Oak
Homer Bryant
West
Graham
Post
Roswell
New Mexico
el Paso
Od Mexico
San Antonio
Nora Pagett
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Dr. H. H. Taylor
W. Smith
A. T. Prater
Taylor
RB. Hopkins
W. C. Edwards
Taylor Smith
Olton
Nes S Mosien
Mire Prater
Magnolia Arkansas
Estimates One Third Cotton Acreage Destroyed by Hoppers
Estimates say about one third of the cotton acreage has been destroyed by hoppers. Replanting continues with some fields kept for cotton others to maize or other crops. Local residents discuss crop losses, travel notes, and family movements as the season shifts.
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W. H. Taylor
Tasnud
Vaslorestin
California
Mother's Cafe
Norman 2. Valador and sand er yet owe aulie yoothem
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Bob Vidler
FW. A
Popular Deputy
Inc. HK
Swanger
Farmers Camp
Weatherford
King Hfubbert
Mre
W. GB
Lubhh
Aodaber
Mies Auval
Paras
Marlets
Stern State Teachers Cathesae
Auval
Baylor University
Seatchong
Rice Spears
Alma Lee Laird
Live Oak
iProf
Valley Training School
Moscu
Newel Grayves
Weeks
Len Ward
Qualls Hardware Company
Llano
Money and Business
First National Bank
San Saba, Texas
Inq
F. Campbell
Pres
A. Horton
Robert Z. Leonard
THE
May Murray
Clara Beranger
Paramount Picture
Mack Sennett
D. Meath
Tittle
Mabel Ruth
Mr. Heath
Jolly Milipaui
Horace Breazeale
EL H H. Williams
Los Angels
Geo. Harris
Bama Hunter
Williams
Maggie 4
Los Angeles Inquirer
Heart
Fort Worth
Mya. J. C. Paylor
Norman
Valador and
Sander
Aulie
Joe Benardino
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