Wendle Woods Visits Brownwood Friends and Relatives
Wendle Woods arrives in Brownwood to visit his sister and friends after tending Daniel Baker College duties in San Marcos. He is seen with Mrs Arch Adams and other relatives during the early week visit.
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Wendle Woods
Dell Harbor
Daniel Baker College
San Marcos
Brownwood
Arch Adams
Mother Gregory Dies at Killeen at 71
News from here reports the death of Mother Gregory at Killeen at 3 30 in the morning. She was seventy one and had lived with her son C W Gregory until recently before joining her daughter Mrs Young in Killeen. Funeral services were held Wednesday and she was buried at Killeen. J M Skaggs, a leading dry goods merchant, left for San Antonio seeking medical specialists for his health.
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Gregory
Killeen
C. W. Gregory
Mrs. Young
J. M. Skaggs
San Antonio
Needle Tailor Advertises In Exchange
S Needle, a tailor, places an advertisement in the exchange offering alterations and custom garments. The listing promotes professional craftsmanship and custom fitting services to customers seeking tailored clothing.
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S. Needle
Bacon Wins Second Annual Golf Tourney on Local Links
R E Bacon, a left handed golfer, won the final round over Frank Johnson four up with three to play in the first flight of the event. Ralph Ashburn took the second flight title, losing to Bacon 6 up and 3 to go in the decisive match. Consolation flight saw Cramer, Havenhill and others advance as part of a lengthy prize list and numerous contests.
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R. E. Bacon
Frank Johnson
Ralph Ashburn
Mr. Bacon
R. A. Cramer
R. FE. Bacon
G. A. Edwards
Arch Adams
H. O. Jones
Dr. R. C. Maddox
E. A. Shepperd
Wm. Carlisle
Geo. C. Hill
Golf Sox
Olf Club
R. T. Thornton, Jr
Thermos Jug
R.A. Cramer
Carl Davis
Local Couple Moves to San Angelo for New Home
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gates relocated last Wednesday to San Angelo to establish their future residence. The community expresses regret at their departure and wishes them success in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Speer also left Wednesday for South Texas to settle there.
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TL. K. Ried
Noel Reid
H. K. Jr
Doris Faye
J. W. Armstrong
Dallas
Mel. Sig Neely
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
James
F. W. Gates
San Angelo
Mrs. Gates
Airs
J. Fe. Speer
South Texas
Mississippi River Fair Show Grows Bigger Each Year
A vivid portrayal of the Mississippi River as it expands its presence like a county fair, with each display event bringing larger crowds and greater spectacle. The piece emphasizes the river’s evolving, dramatic demonstrations and public fascination.
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Mississippi
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