Fort Worth Jubilee Celebration Plans Highlight Historic Fort
Fort Worth prepares a jubilee to mark the fort site and city incorporation. Events include Armistice Day services, American Legion activities, a memorial service, and a Victory Ball. The celebration honors the fort’s founding, the city’s incorporation twenty five years later, and features a street carnival with historical costumes.
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Fort Worth
Trinity
Lutcher
American Legion
Literary Society Organized Friday at Tolbert School
Tolbert School hosts a literary society with Eliahu Dockery as president and officers Jess Coburn John Upshaw Miss era Brock newly elected. First program set for Friday October 19 with additional programs November 2 and monthly student events.
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Tolbert
Eliahu Dockery
Jess Coburn
John Upshaw
Missera Brock
Emerwd Coubin
Odelle Simmonds
Evelyn Winburn
Heber Brantley
P H Robinson Made Cashier at Groom Bank
P H Robinson is promoted to cashier at the Grain bank in Groom following prior service as bookkeeper at Farmers State Bank. He has worked on federal land claims in New Mexico and returns to Grain after proving eligibility while contributing to farm incomes. Explorations in Menzies study Mexican pest status to adjust quarantines on fruit vegetables and cotton pests.
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P. H. Robinson
Groom
Farmers State
Robinson
New Mexico
Menzies
Bederal Char Eutural Board
Quiravitines
Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
Heavy traffic on new Interstate Bridge amid flood damage
report describes heavy automobile flow across the Interstate Bridge over the Red River beyond Odell, with many roads washed out and only slight damage to the bridge itself. rail bridge remained intact, while river flooding affected nearby crossings. mentions Overland Park auto camp, Colorado tourist activity, and economic returns from travelers and state finances.
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Canwans
Red River
Odell
Pexas
Med River
Odeil
Tourist Returns Exceed Colorado Taxes for 1923
Denver estimates show 4,500,000 visitors spent 45.5 million dollars in Colorado during 1928 as tourism revenue. Reports based on state estimates eliminate duplicate registrations from ante and rail travel to assess total tourism impact.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Agricultural Extension
Colorado
Denver
Cotormide
al Ormia
Record Wants Ad Seeks Cotton Goods at The Record Office
Notice from The Record offers to buy good clean cotton regs at the Record office. It mentions no socks or stockings wanted and invites readers to try a Record Wants Ad, promising results. The fragment references ties for a 1924 convention of the great pantdeers in the Colorado Rockies and a phone number 171.
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Colorado Rockies
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