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''iiv«r it\ Librtrr. XX
S *-. %
OROER
FROM
YOUR
GROCER
EIGHTY. Kin II YEAR
HA.STROP ADVERTISER. BASTROP, TEXAS, THI RS
Ju t a Few Days Left To
Buy at Clearance Sale
Prices
JOHN o. H U.SKK
Quality at a Fair Price"
M'MIIKIt 17
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MAIN STREET
OBSERVATIONS
m PKIK SUA in
We took another trip this week. L
wus a very short trip, tun il cer-
luuily wu." a pleasant on*1, ami, like
last week, if you have not been there
yourself, I r worn mend this trip .o
you, for you will eertainly enjoy it.
'Way out there at the extreme north
end of town in a neat little brown
cottage she was sitting in a rockei,
looking stiaight out m future.
I had th' opportunity ol seeing hei
first and had just a moment to study
her face In fore she looked up at mi.
There was something in the stead-
fastness of h i facial expression that
charmed me; I could -ee definite
expre.-sion.- of a satisfaction secured
l>y a Christian fortitude that had
withstood the changing emotions o!
.1 ! >ng Iruitful life. I could see 'a"
g;./.mg into the golden sunset of a
beau'iful day, a day well pent in
'happy reflections and holy meditu
ti >ns. I fancied I could -ee her re-
calling the clay's fa: , far back in th •
history of ISastcop. Shi* was the
youiik graceful belle of a rich plan-
'tat ion, >ui*roumied by an enviror.-
o. ■ i:t of the truly traditional old Siu-
tla.i home. She met her friend villi
a grace and charm characteristic o
the time. She was loved, honored
and obeyed by a chivalry then ram
pant in this her native land. I fan
tied I saw her reflecting upon the
fleeting years from childhood througl
a i>e • ence, maturity, betrothal and
motherhood, I fancied 1 saw her re-
flecting with pride upon those
years of sacrificing and devotion di
vided between the (i"d she worship-
ped and the blessings He had be
-towed upon her. She was thinking
of [hose little pattering feet that she
hud watched and guarded with .i
Mnceiity only born in a mother'-
love. She saw little feet carry stal-
wart bodies from the cradle to ma-
turely; she saw anotiiei generation
of her own blood come end grow to
man anil womanhood. Then she look-
ed up just a bit surprised to see me
approach. It was with some difficulty
that she arose, but even with tif-
fenttil joints and relaxed muscles
the re was a graceful gesture that
was a- natural as the life itself w'ith
her.
W hen she recognized me there was
a change of her facial expression
that made a metamorphie picture.
';!i ii was friendliness, affection, -• n~
lehty, faith, humor and the line- nf
sorrow all well stamped on that love
ly visage. We talked for a long time,
and her voice was as clear a- lie' ex -
pre ion. With the e\ eption of Ileai
ing with difficulty she was i«
bright and -pinking a- a person
many year- youngei She can ie<) me
back through the many rich yea's
«>f hi i f uitt'ul life. She recalled
many happy even; and inte esting
facts, he mentionei
though me of the
this inteiesting life.
tiling that was noticeable to
Through happint and joy as
as sorrow and sadness, it was ev.
dent that she had held to a fait a
that time and event.- hail fa led to
alter This faith now was abulia:
in complete , ommand of hei
was that faith that kept the
upon her lip , the gleam in
bright cy. , the -pa'klc of Ii
;.r< -sion. tlv heartine.- of hei
the cemfoi't of her b >dy and
all it holding a beautiful
tine lip before her. She w:i- enjoy
invr that picture, for it was a vision
of the future. It held not horror-
dread; that picture wa pot old
beautiful to her but It wa beckon it ;
she was ready to go, Ye-, Mi VV
T. Higgm-, we think you ire indeed
the lovely little old lady that is
part of wha) God'- Heaven i- mad -
of.
more lightly
darker days o
I here wa.- on
me
well
ml It
snrli
her
in ex-
lau;',h,
above
pi.'.
\\ Mil l> vol R CHO|( r
(.(i\ KRNOR?
I (n:
on
Cast
t he
youi -traw vote foi governoi
t listed below, and mai
>a
or hand it. to the office- of either thi
Elgin Couiic. the Sniithville Time
• •r the Ma ti n Advertisei It wi.l ti>
be lieees ary to sign your " amp
lor GOVERNOR
MAHYIN I' McCOY
('I.AREN< I I I'M:Mi ::
s. I MROGDON
TOM E IU M KM
| . I). Ml 'NERO
.IAS. A EEIM.I'S N
JOSEPH KING
W. I,EE n'D.VNIKL
W' 1,1AM McCRAW
CLARKNCE H Ml 1.1.KM
KAIU. A. CMOWI.EY
rnos. ski v
ernest 0. IHOMPSun
MASON D. IIARRKLL FIRMLY
ST \ I KS TH \T HE WIN. REP
RESENT BASTROP AND
COMMl'NTT\ Jl ST AS
SI MOM; AS TIIK REST
HE HASTHOP CO.
^ on ii U Legislator Will Campaign
^eur \round
Mastrop County i- well acquaint, d
with the office seeker who will pat
you on the back and then as -non .i-
elt-ction i- ovi'i you will not i c
able to ,-ee him until the next time h"
runs for office. I assure you tha'
when I am elected tluct I want to stay
in there for a while. This desire to
■i competently re pre ent my people
will lesmt in my keeping in do e
touch with you at all time-, of the
year, working on the tilings that you
want and informing you constantly
what is happening up in Austin.
Vfter Election Tell \|e What
N'oii Want and I will Hegin
Work Immediately
If there is any law that you want
changed or any law that you want
made please get
in touch with me
as soon as I am
elected so that i
can get every -
thing ready o
present in the
* 40th Legislature
which
1^^^ in
up early I will
be able to -tart work on steering
them th: ough both Houses on the
starting day, and not fool aroudu
and wa.-te time. I already know what
the work is as I have already had
three years experience working n
the Senate.
I hanks Home Town Partners
Eur Endorsement
Some of the farmers I have picked
cotton for and several who have
known me all of my life have endors-
ed me for Representative. The en-
dorsement appears in this paper ami
clippings are being distributed over
the county. I want to thank these
goi'r, >eople foi what they are doing
for me id assure you of the fact
that i wni continue to work for then
I0() per cent as I have always clone.
Warning to Voters
I do not know that it is going t >
be done in this campaign but it has
happened in others. That is, disre.
gard political propaganda that come-
out in the shape of circulars during
the last two or three days before
election. This progaganda coming ,i;
such a late time is untruthful and i-
* he* final attempt of scared politician,-
to gain votes before they are defeated.
If they bail anything worth saying
vou can ie«t assured that they wniili
be talking it now.
M> One I'roinise in I bis Campaign
I will represent Mastrop and com
munity iiist as stiong and just a-
well as any other community in thi-
county. M-'membcr that folks an 1
when v"U Co to the pole- your \ it"
for MASON 1). 11ARREM, for RKP
RESENT \ 1 l\ E for Mastrop ( o-iti
ty will certainlv be nppieciated
ELGIN TO HAVE A
POLITICAL RALLY
\ political lally to be held en
Ei iuav night, July 15. foi Mastrop
eel T.avis County office seekers
i in^ .sponsored by Henry A. I,and-
Lien Post No. the- American l.e-
;:i >n. at Weigels park ill Elgin.
Tho-e attending will have an op-
poitiaiitj id' hearing the \merican
l ey: 'ii band of l.unclgren Post play I
a popular conceit. The music will!
ileg'n about 7: to or N o'clock. Those i
uesiring to come a little earliei than
this will find refrc s'hments on the
ground for the entile family
All Mastrop County aspirant-, .v'tb
• lipoiients, have expressed themselvts
a- expecting t<> In- present at this
ally. All effice seekeis of the c >an-
ty havi been invited.
A majority of the Travis County
| office a.-piiants ha\ * lx>en invited and
i viII attend unless prevented by a
' ri.i\ .- county rally conflict. Several
•at" headi|uait Ms, including those
or rile office of govrnor, have been
j t|iie.-!ei| 'o -end rep1 e.-entati\es l>
1 '.hi- "ally.
( \ MH Ol I 11 \ M\ -
We wish to thank our friends f >
t heii ie i r.y kiliclnesse- and foi tile
lovely flowers while Mi M >yst m
w i a patient in the Masti op llo-p
tal.
T. T. Rovston and fanii'v.
t \RI) OE 1 11 \NKS
COMMITTEE HEADS
NAMED FOR LIONS
MEM OR WIH M Id VI.I.
P \Rl\ KEEPERS
ST \ II.
P. .1 Dod-on, newly installed p'.
sident of the Mastiop Limis Club, ha •
listed the names of the chairmen of
all ..landing committees for the com
Ing year as follows:
Attendance, (i It. Mack; Constitu
tion and My I aw , Paul I'. Page; E\
tension, Cecil l.ong; Einance, Richard
Miieger; l.ion- Education. C. M. Mav-
rard; Membership, (ieio-go Stavinoh.c;
Progrr.ni, Oren Esk.ew; Publicity, Ed
Standifer; Sight ( onservation
Hlind Work, W .1 Schewe; Moy
Girl: Work, J. P /inn
and Patriotism, I., Ii Williams; Civi •
Improvement, John Turner; Commun-
ity Metterment, M. C. Month; Educa-
tion, W. I.. Mrewcr; Health ami \S'e,
(i. Ml'Vs
farc, J
Hait.es.
Other officers
this year besides
V. Ash, first vice
Pig-'M. second
Mack, lion tamei
tw i-'ei Ma l'.ai'd
di;
to serve th
Mi. I>■ iil-on
-piesidcnt; S
\ on will find enclosed a nunib'i
I of mimeographed copies of the rule-
ami regulations for the operation . f
I State Park>, which wer- passed by
'the State Parks Hoard at the \o\
i mbei I-t Hoard Meeting.
You will notice that the 'esolution
•'t-, out the Act of thi' l.egi latuf'
autlioi izing the Hoard to make the.-.,
, i ules and regulations. Vou have
already been made State Park Kee.i
t i . and as such you are empowered to
cnfoice the rules ami regulations >•'
,the State Park- Heard
and i ( opie- of tlte rules are enclosed
and I so that you may have them at any
i itizenship. t in),, anyone challenges your autli
onty to enforce one of these regula-
te n II you have a bulletin boar I
in the ('once.---ion Muilditig it wouidl
be well to post one of these resolu- !
tmiis on tile board.
The State Park- Hoard expects
Kecpc - to enforce these rule- and
i egulat ions, and ii i- their hone that
HIGHWAY 95 TO
BE COMPLETED
It i pioOable that Hiirhway No >.">
will be completed from Elgin south to
Bastrop and Sniithville in the near
future, accoidiug to a lettei received
by Senator Paul I). Page from John
if the State Highway
Wood, tneinbei
< 'oiiimission.
I he let t >• r t >1
Austin, Texas
Julv II, M :s
Safety, J.
Clll'l
ire J.
L. P.
\ ice-president . (i. B.
Prank Green, tail
i ieger, sec clary
tiles
rub
S Oil
' Cop ie
I will h
mav err
11 i 'isui er. The following <• m-titut
the Moard of I>irectors: Oren Eskew
A. I! Henry. Max Surge. tleor;"
S avinolia and •' M. Mavn i il
of the resolution ami
J.p you in any difficulty
ounter.
William .1 l.uwson,
Execilt ive Sect etarv
t he
The
lllotls-t 1
( \liJ> OK I H \NKS
Red It ck W'oniai Home |ie
ition Club wishes to expre-
their appreciation for the many cou
t extended them in I'.a 'iop Sa'
urday.
TO HOI l> Til I It I >
The Sacred Heart Parish f RiK'kne
wishes to express its sincerest thanks
and appreciation to ail pat i onizers of
its picnic last Sunday, and particular
ly to all who have donated toward
that cause. A special vote of thanks
to ( ecil Long ad E. E. Haslet' for
all they have done to make the affair
a great success.
Rev. A. Leopoid,
METHODISTS
()l A RTERLY CONFER EN (
IN PAIGE SUNDAY
for
the
das
Hubs and Megulations for
Operation of the 'Texas
State Parks
the meeting of the Texas Stale
Park- Moind held in \ustin on Nov-
eiiiier I. 11**17, upon he motion of
M. Nefi econded by Tom I
Heauehamp, motion carrying, the
following lesolution, setting forth the
rules and regulations of the Tex;'.'
State I'iiiks was adopted:
WHEREAS, the Legislature rf
the State of 'Texas, by Article <iO70-a,
Section j, has provided: "Th" Board
may maki such rules and regulations
Conference for the carrying out of this act and
lie held at the laws of this State relative t i
Paige, Sun State Parks a- it may diem neces
"• | sary, not in conflict with law."
E
O'DANIEL LEADS
IN STRAW VOTE
FOR GOVERNOR
Taking the total vote- n the I! i
11 op Vdvel't I set Elgin ( ' III: ;ei '
•te for governoi. the fo||owinu a
th' percentage- accorded each caivi
• late
W. |.c" O'Dtwiiel •*>_' pci cent.
Ernest I i I ilonip-on L'll pe . ■ lit .
William Met i aw 10 per ( ent
Ka I \ I row iey J per cent.
'Tom I Huntc - per cent
,1a \ I't'iguson J pel ci lit.
IV IV Ment'ro 'J pei cent.
Mrmaining candidate- Ho pei c.-•
This v.-te ii:i' 11.• i<• - only Mastrop .nil
Elgin. 'Thei. has In n m> report from
Smitlu 'He.
If you have not cast youi i'v
Vote, do o In o'e 'le\t lhllr-da\',
when the final spaw vote letmr'
will be pi1.>IisIn ■ I. Ballots *x .i 1 i>"
flll'lll 111 I \ 'II at the VKer'isei e
fice, or if y >u widi, -end >n you
choice and we will cast y • ui balb '
for ' 'd. No . .Mintii e i -ary.
SPKU\> H ERE IN MEHM I
M l -ON I OR I IEI I i \ W T.
(,il\ Elf N OR
( . :ig11 - ei mi Co o'g • M i o!
i' .lo Te\ i . ; • -:'u • ep ioi ea
S (, li Ne! a fo I icutenan
(lover? a a -pee in R.i 'rop M
dny morning.
Congressman Mahon is from S«
ator Nelsor.' district, and attend'',I
State I'nivei ty with nun He com-
mended tli • Senatoi' i/cni v<"';.
highly, and ib'scrihed him as in'ing
he k'iii'l "t niaa l'cxa n e 1- •'-r
thi office
POLITICAL RALI.V TO HE HELD
AT CEDAM ( REEK
A political rally will be held at ( e
dar Creek on Eriday night, July 15,
la ginning at eight o'clock, for the
benefit of the Methodist Church, on
the church lawn.
A large nunibei of speakers will la
present.
PI.E \SE REl l RN
Will •.he person to whom I loane I
"Gone With the Wind" please retu "
the book, as there are others wha
an waiting to lead it'.'
I >i I M. 'Taylor.
li \ S I MOP MEN \ I SIT TMINII) V'.
l ae following business men of Ma
t rot> were guests of the 'Texas pi w>"
and Light Company i.' 'Trinidad la
wi:ek: J. J. Schaefer, Dale 'Turnc,
Max Sorge, R. IL Mrieger, Dr. II T>
i >111.1-. S. L. Hrannon and J. II M'
Mm lie min. They were acconipaim d liy
.1 K. Haines, Districi Manager •>:
T< xas Power & Light Co
VI I. S( HOOI I R \ NSKEMS Ml - I
HE M \DE IN .11 I.V
July !l i- the last day for parent
hi 'i ansfei their children f an
di'ti et to another, acc dii z t !■'
<1 Hay nie, County Superintend''
VII application..- mad lie inpr
'e. that date, Mr. Hayiiv a d, an '
nged that all application- fo
' e made before that I inn
I atisf' • blanks may Ie >ht•
t "in ei'her the county superinten .
any of the city superintend'"
I lie- lornis must be signed
jl.irent- ceitifying that tin.
• ' -. nil the childien to said ■ >
! I'• ■ ciiinty school board wi''
illy protests of transfer- alio :'
' !(>■'- \ugust
ie Third Quarterly
Hastrop County vvil
Methodist Church in
at -olO p. in., July 17.
'This Quarterly Conference will in-1 WHEREAS, it is the feeling of the
c ude Elgin, McDade, Sniithville, and Ho; id that the following rules and
Masonic, (quarterly conferences, and regulations are necessary to carry
w ill be presided over by Reverend! out the purposes of the Hoard.
H. M. Matliff, presiding eldei of th. THEREEORE, ME IT RESOLVED
Austin District.
Members of the conference
pected to come prepared t"
questions 1. 11 -17. .">1
are ex
answer
li VSEMALL
'Tonight at s p. in.
girls and boys basebal
'angle with the sfoiig
from (iiddings 'The gii
TONTHH'I
tin
Mastrop
terms will
-Up Mottler-
team wi I
alive si vera! new additions which
should strengthen the t am consid
•'lable.
The boys teams
.'ifferent occasions
lo.-t J and are
the lie off.
It will be Hastrop-' fir t occasion
i wear their new uniform- Let:
ait and support our u-ams.
(>111 y ."> and Iu cents.
have met on fmi"
having won 2 and
w-ry anxious to pla>
that the following rules and regula-
tion be adopted.
FIRST: No hunting diall be allow-
j eel on any State Park in 'Texas and
ther« shall be no shooting or killing
| of birds, animals, or game or any son
j within the State Park- during any
I sen.-on of the year.
SECOND: No fishing shall be ii-
J lowed in State Parks except at spec,
| ifii'«l times and places and in accord-
ance with the rule- applying to eacn
pail; and administered by the local
representative of the park.
'THIRD: N" vehicles shall be per-
mitted to t avel through the State
j Parks or upon any of the State Park
| roads :i( a speed in i xn -- of twenty
miles per hour, which twenty
| speed limit shall apply t" all parks.
EOI'RTII: No wild flower-, trees
Senator Paul D Page,
I la st rop, I e.xa -
Dear Senator Page
After s'dm respondence between
you and me in connection with th"
filling in of the important gap ij|K n
State Highway No. H5, from Elgin to
Sin tin die, South via Bastrop, yo i
and Mr. E. K llasler appeared sum 1
three month ago in my office. (
agreed with you then, and do now,
that it is a very important gap that,
should be filled.
At that time, I suggested to you
that thi.- -'ction of Highway No.
in Hastrop ( ounty, was not on tli*
Eederal Aid System, therefore, not
eligible t" Eedei at Aid.
The State, at this time, is con-
tracting eight miles from Elgin
South towards Hastrop. At our last
coiift ience, I told you so far as I was
concerned, I thought it possible fir
the Comini -ion to .-crape up enough
State funds ♦.• put a project in the
program which w.,uld close the g.if>
from Hastrop i > the end of the pr >
ject I still am of the same opinion
and, at the next meeting of the High-
way Commission, will recommend ti
lllv colleagues, that it be done
With kind personal regards and
best wishes, I HiV to remain,
Yours very truly,
JOHN WOOD
< \l.\ VRV EPISCOPAL t BI RCH
Sunday -
Morning
ehool at !'
service ait
a.
a.
m.
m.
ALUM CREEK NEWS
ALCM ('REKb, July li Mrs H
• ■n Canada "f Hoii-ton vva> a guest "i i
her sist.'r, Mrs. Horace Wi! on a few
days last week.
Mr. and Ml
I . shrubs shall be picked, cut, hrok-
j • II or otlierwise millilateil
EIETII No intoxicating liquors "
j beverages may be brought into, sold
j or consumed within State Park T-
| mit
SIXTH. No
ices may be
I w itI-in State
lair
Paige -pent Sunday
\|i John Spend .
Mr and Mi Knox
Ie-se Kimht'.ugh and
1!. ! of Hon.- t"i ' >" •
is11 Mi's of their pai 'tit
T II Kimbio'jgh
M: ( hAS. Mey. r, J
Ma li op ai <■ spi tiding
thi w k with Mis- ('■•
ii and
with
SI 111 -
V
Kimtiioir.
Miss c
Uh of
Mi
. and
h an i
arolyn
July
tml M
rambling or lottery de
evhibited oi operated
arks.
WENDELL M VV'ES, Chairman
Te.\ a - State | 'a i k- I !oa i d
SWIMMING* POOL
TO BE REPAIRED
WEATHER REPORT
Eor All L'nided States
Monday, July is, I'.i.'iH In middle
and southwest some disturbance and
rain, but most of the central state-,
and great lakes country fairly clear;
C"ol in west.
Tuesday, July I'.i Storm reaches
south great lakes regions and centra'
states, Ohio, Tennessee river valleys;
cleat ing on Atlantic slope; cooler.
Wednesday, July 2d Stormy, rainy
about rential states, west great lak
es and also Ohio, Tennessee river va!
leys extending to the Atlantic slop •
'Thursday. July 21 Stormy about
most of central states and great lak
es country, extending to the south
west; clearing on Atlantic slope-
turns warmer.
Eiiday, July 22 Clearing in mo t.
of the central -'.ales and great lake,
regions, but probably rain in south-
west and about gulf coast states; gen-
erally warmer.
Saturday, July 2'! Stormy, rainy
on great lake- extending through
central -tate- to southwest; sum ■
| clearing on \ti:.ntir -lope, most se
j t i"n - wa i ni'1'.
Sundav. Julv I
TI.
oo I
A. S| -
c we
ry T;;
night.
and
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and
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Cedar
Sa mm
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VL
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And
were reci
M' and
Ill
light
anufa
nent,
will
11 n t > ■■
- i
ate Park Swimming
or lepair.- Sunday
k until .sin at Aa..
o .1 1 . (Joode. nun
to i asi
I noithea:
i■he cent
| warmei
I'm Ie\
I ncludes
great laki
'i At km tii
1 al state.
Main slowly shift
coutry and th •
i |/ ■, illo -lt
'.' iring: genera!'.-
lie and
A I kill
oma an
the
-as
VV
i- draii
be r>
s who
ie Texas
the int'
d .the uiid'
-tailed
urnishcd
State P
b. I
th
irk
run
d
l'i
VII
in
not
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is are t
August.
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tli d i
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and
pair
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In V|V EMI ENDS IN H V-
' am taking thi,- s*..*th«-d
i\ "lend in Ha-;-op and
' >.'g! indon, in his rac
I feel that, having
-t ablish contact.- t it w i
a mi' to Ie county , and w a*
' . I* t'.- will ie ill i !>'.!•
s impossible f ii " •
w you all to know 1. >w at
ii • in the lasa election, a.,
do for Dad <n tl • .
up V N D MV
..king
pei
rop
loll
c oaut ■,
ati
> I Ml >!' t t >1 N I V
iii appeal to i".
-iipport my i
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Id"
value
proud (
■ de hi'
each
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Mesp
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i we were !'
ow much we
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, ii to til
• ' i " :an Church "f M i
announced worship servici
Sunday uiorning, ,l"ly 1 7t
■ k, - \ it i Rev. VV i i.l
: the Christian Chun
fairly
a day ci
cooler, ai
g'i -ally
rains ab.
-ii- and
unsettled
tinning '
perature
mai, bu;
md
,.i.. ,
Ne
I s
r«n
ch
d III
wi
oil t h m est
I. ■ aisiana,
v Vic xii'o.
' . 2
okl
PJ'IS, I ft
w ■ -t begins with
weather, but ia
r _'e to slightl y
of week 'iccome-,
h ight, -bower.,'
Okiah ima, Arkuii-
ana regions. Thi
llldie l T •' i| ,1s col-
li
a\
■I.
anil i
about
Texa.-,
much
no
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pa i
ma
on
the |
'lie
in
ruf
s, with ti in
above nor-
turns much
rainfall pro-
north and
co:i-' and to
inging
f tile
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e.'i ci rn -
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: na t"
hour of
•d iii Sn
Li other
t he elev
E\ ery
church
"■in ship
Sunday
s t. 1. r:
I ne
■ell "VI
one \
h >me ;
w i tli
tn i nir
make.- it
be pii -•
a'k hour
.ii. does
Ci' rd l.lily
this congr
htMf about Jul\
2(( there
•Uirht tf !)♦' .1 t'nol p T!
1. probably
1 : • i^ht on >y <to my, i:
my, cloudy
\v< Thr 'i iih t o!' tile ♦
cntral r>'
Ui hi uti) md ci
-t probably
u -| .• n •J'lni Fhi^e
last heavy
;fii \ • ^| . ui ain> of
■ .• summ."
e ev. ee'ci ■ eotttinuv
i.itit i 1 sum ■
I ' ; * •• • • -: •
V ugust th
M.f }y,L
t" the re-
I > I ' •' }l t f
.I 'liai ram. char. - tr.*
t ' 111 .' *,\ •1 w eei\
( "fUi
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!! lu kfre i
■ u: .i .' • iii - an
11U* ^"! I* ii *
i k* c unt i y. the month
Sept m
hi being d* > * ed a -
>• j h •,.
t h • not ma. in rainfali
l ut around
ct mi' >1 the ea: au
tumn
'die heavy rams with
• n' iderub. •
moisture *.o -rui of veai
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 14, 1938, newspaper, July 14, 1938; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206965/m1/1/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.