The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, November 20, 1931

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... groups were made. The new groups will be Lamar and Red River counties, the Lamar county headquarters...:* A part of the Asa Jarman j survey, in Lamar County, Tex- Two model T tourings as, situated about 1 mile... matter- " IUB8CK1 PTION PRICE $1.00 PER YZAB |1 50 Per Year Oataido of Lamar and Bad Rlrar Counties... to a right page 476, Lamar County re- Said lot fronting 100 Mabel Grant Audrey Earle Nobles ....., it, being the 1st day of drama said month, before the Gourt. Bennett,, House door of said Lamar

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... r ,’^WW * < DEPORT, LAMAR COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 volume xxni NUMBER 41 * I..., give ginnings in Lamar county from the 1931 crop prior to November 1, as 59,971 bales as compared... with 40,633 ginned prior to November 1, 1930. Marcus Gough, government statistician for Lamar county... ginnings for the same date in 1925 when the Lamar county yield was 73,000 bales. This year’s crop was late... has testified that the road could not continue to LAMAR CO. TEACHERS operate without

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.... This is to serve Bob Custer in "Headin’ for as one of the examination Trouble,’ coming to the Lamar questions... Chapter 7 > Cartton and News * 'A M M STARTING SUNDAY THE LAMAR THEATRE

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... in Red River or Lamar county for i ; $1.50. Outside of these coun- Miss Clyde Floyd of Center Grove

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... the Simof Deport, who had a major mons-Trinity University footi Paris ball game at Waxahachie and able leave

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