Texas Graduate Returns To U S
Major Clore Wythe of the U S Department of Commerce has returned to Washington from Geneva. A UT Austin graduate in 1944, Wythe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wythe of Wortonford. He spoke of prosperity in Collingsworth County and praised the present administration as leaders who delivered results for farmers and industry.
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Austin
Texas
Clore Wythe
United States Department of Commerce
Washington
Geneva
Major Wythe
University of Texas
University
Wythe
T. A. Wythe
Wottonford
Westerford
Vite
Collingsworth County
Panhandle
Collingseworth
Big Christmas Eve Party in Dysart Raises Community Spirit
A large Christmas Eve barbecue in Dysart sponsored by the Coeap Gin drew many locals and featured a long list of volunteers, drumbeat committees, and a parade. The event included food, coffee, and ceremonial activities, with notable participants from area churches and clubs and a pre-Christmas funeral reminder for the community.
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Baweum
Grady Chaham
John Bartenbrack
Cecil Coe
Shields Eeting
Lee Neil
X Debbs
Jer
Greer
Wood
Ceremonis TD. Wells
John Methare
Majer
Hee Reeves
Forgettable Parade Speech Sparks Debate on Property and Merit
Fragmentary notes describe a speech at a parade detailing property claims and perceived rewards. The text references honesty, inherited wealth, and a 1629-related notion of merit, with unclear names or places due to damaged source material.
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Campeien
Ryent
Fieser Graests
Orrasion
Eludine
Gribble
Mhrore Deduy
Stalldolm Yarbreiuch
Heng. Stadt
Roberts
Bop
Som
Howell Welerta
Ath Peter
Rob Patterson
Jack Walton
BP Clark
JC Bard
Parberue
J. C. Har
ROOM
Preqw
Yank Null
Bo Far
Mop
Wallace O' Rear
Pe PY Roberts
Shamrock Cotton
Carh
Gee
Fits
Cnet
Horner
Mantic
Toatra
Pog fSea
Flant
Yarherougedy
Areca
Christinas
Blarar
Gillentine Oil CO
Collingsworth
Merry Christmas
AW. Hale
Homer
Add Bay
Kraft's
Elkhorn
Flowerland
Hillsdale
Biel
Rie
V. Costa
Leonara
Queen Olives
Swift's
Drs Qod RY Koda
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