Rangers Open 1934 Season With Wins Over Bells and Leonard
The Rangers won 29 0 over Bells and 6 0 at Leonard, improving to 2 0 as they prepare for Whitesboro Friday. Coach Bryant, Cunningham and Burma worked to fix blocking and pass defense after early rough showings.
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Bells
Leonard
Rangers
Whitesboro
Ross Brown
L. E. Garner
J. T. Bryant
W. S. Cunningham
John Burma
Brown
Guy Stepp
Fred Starr
Stepp
Leonard Fray
Starr
J. Y. Russell
Russell
Cliff DeBerry
A. N. McCoy
Virgil Birchfield
Husky
McCoy
Birchfield
Cen
Ter
Merriwell Vineyard
Whitewright
Bussie Thornhill
Childress
Thornhill
Teague
Mark Montgomery
Jesse de Berry
Eldridge Caylor
Vineyard
Paul Pierson
Aaron Childress
Byron Teague
Jack Lay
Bane
Cantrell
Texas
Montgomery
Detroit
Coffman
Howard
Tom Bean to Play at Van Alstyne Sunday
Tom Bean and Van Alstyne meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in Van Alstyne to decide their five game series. Tom Bean leads 2 1 with a possible season ender if they win. Kimbell Vandergriff start for Tom Bean with Lumpkins Phillips for Van Alstyne. An earlier 1 to 0 Tom Bean win drew a large crowd.
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Tom Bean
van Alstyne
J. W. Johnson
Tom Bean Club
Kimbell
Vandergriff
Lumpkins
Phillips
Household Hints From an Old Page Include Cleaning Tips
Practical kitchen and cleaning tips cover cleaning burned enamel with salt water, using a shaving brush to clean white shoes, and lime to absorb impurities. It also notes a custard tip of boiling milk before eggs and cites TVA plans to use 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 tons of sand and gravel for the Gen. Joe Wheeler Dam.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Drouth-Defying Colored Farmer Yields Fine Crop
Reporter Homer M. Price describes Abe Young’s farm eight miles southwest of the city where despite a severe drought the crops thrive. Young credits guidance from Prof. Roland and disciplined farming, plowing ahead from before Christmas through August, producing cotton soybeans corn and peanuts in abundance and offering an inspirational example to local farmers.
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Roland
Abe Young
Young
Abe
Drouth
Homer M. Price
Marshall News
Boston Terrier Declares Its Guilty Stare in Court
A bystander corrects a speaker about dog commands as a Boston terrier asserts its own authority in a humorous street scene. The exchange highlights the dog’s confident demeanor and the urban setting.
Legion Outlines Plan To Profit From War
Washington reports a American Legion proposal to tax excess wartime profits and freeze prices for three years. Senator Nye praises action but argues for tighter regulation of munitions production while Legion leaders urge government monopoly for essential war goods. John Thomas Taylor predicts Miami convention backing stricter profiteer penalties and universal draft. Nye calls for government control of munitions, while Taylor warns against permanent peacetime factory systems.
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Washington
American Legion
Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
National Legion
Miami
Senate
Taylor
Slim and Jim Debate Letter Readiness in Court
Slim notes Jim is busy writing a love letter to his girl. Jim explains the aim is to ensure the letter would not make him look foolish if read in court. The exchange suggests concerns over evidence and image in potential legal proceedings.
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Slim
Jim
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Tioga
Collinsville
Cunningham
Josephine
Sherman Bear Kittens
Sherman
State Fair OF
Dallas
Boston
Jas. D. Buster
Lumpkin and Phillips
Norther
Lone Star
Jack Frost
tNatural Gas Co
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