Hail storm causes damage ahead of college game in Cherokee
Cherokee locals report a Tuesday hail storm that badly damaged farm homes west and southwest of town. Frank Gray lost several sheep and all orchards were destroyed while students and townsfolk gathered for the Junior-Senior Banquet at the College Auditorium Friday night and other social events.
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Cherokee
Texas
San Saba
Gladys Thomson
W.W. Coffman
Louise
Mullin
P. A. Cook
Jack Spruill
Lometa
Lizzie
Mae Kuykendall
Brownwood
D. A. Gay
Mary Altice
Laura Barber
Hoover Valley
Hollis Barber
Claudia Boyett
Chappel
Evant
Belcher
Josie Gay
Henry Cornel
Ft. Worth
Dollie Brown
Hudson
Anderson
Clint Green
Grandpa Werneh
Frank Gray
Messrs
J. W. Mitchell
Clyde Glimp
Edwin Lanning
Jack Huffstutter
Lonieta
Kansas Ranges
Sloan Simmerings Weather Tale From Sloan Texas
Sloan Texas reports a heavy rain and hail event with more than two inches of rain. A 9 three inch hail storm damaged Pete Sloan’s roof and windows while neighbors noted fish stranded as river levels rose and fell. Local residents Jim Baker, Frank Sloat, Zada Owen, and bank inspector Mr. Walker are mentioned.
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Sloan
Texas
Harvey
Pete Sloan
North
Zada Owen
North of San Saba
Doran Ranch
Cedar Hollow
Jim Baker
Frank Sloat
Fairview Farm Work Underway In Promising Season
Wilt Fairview reports planting of corn maize and cotton in progress this week. A good season is in the ground and with timely rain the outlook is positive. Mrs W C Golden and daughters from Dallas are visiting. Mrs J C Campbell went to Glen Rose with her daughter Jayme for health.
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W.C. Golden
Mmes. Anderson Baten
Mammie Galloway
Dallas
J. C. Campbell
Glen Rose
Miss Jayme
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief In Texas
Doan's Pills promoted as a stimulant diuretic to ease kidney disorders and rheumatic pains. Local case from D. Fox of Goldthwaite Texas reports backache and regularity relief after use, with praise years later and continued use. Available for 60 cents at dealers, FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Doan
Goldthwaite
Texas
Mr. Fox
Foster-Milburn’ Co
Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y
Shippers' Regional Advisory Boards Aid Transportation
Community of interest among railroads patrons and the public fosters cooperation in rail service. Eleven Shippers' Regional Advisory Boards act as voluntary groups representing production, distribution, consumption, and credit. Each board has commodity committees. railroads field separate committees that work with them to address transportation problems and prelearn shippers' needs to optimize car allocation.
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Shippers
New Headlight Law Set To Take Effect June 18
The Texas Legislature passed the new automobile headlight law which will not become effective until June 18. Reed Granberry, head of the UT tests bureau, warns that no headlight devices have been approved yet and warns against purchases claiming approval. He says the official list will be released to the press and sent to every county commission and sheriff once ready.
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Reed Granberry
University of Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Texas
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