Fragmentary notice text from Texas newspaper page
Fragmented OCR shows notices and credits with names and roles, including correspondents and a 2006 date. The passage references a desk, drafting, and a county item with a 1.25 value, all incomplete and unclear in context.
End the Cavalcade of Death on the Roads Now
The piece argues traffic deaths reached alarming levels and calls for decisive action. It cites rising death tolls and urges cities to adopt positive, lasting traffic control policies. It praises communities already reducing accidents and urges nationwide commitment to halt the trend.
First Ecumenical Council Shaped Catholic Creed
The article notes Constantine calling the 325 council at Nicea to define faith and confront Arius of Alexandria. It marks the Nicene Creed as decisive in upholding orthodoxy and mentions subsequent councils and the Catholic claim of papal infallibility in 1870.
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Constantine
Nice
Asia Minor
Arius
Alexandria
Bon
Eland
Remembering Fire Hazards in Household Carelessness
A warning piece urges readers to avoid dangerous home repairs and careless habits that cause fires. It highlights fuses, repaired wires, open flames, faulty furnaces, and smoking as risky acts that can destroy homes and end lives, noting insurance records of fatal outcomes. The tone cautions against risking a "twenty-dollar" gamble with fire.
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Ama
Tailors name best dressed men in nation
The United States minister to Norway won first prize in a national tailor association balloting for best dressed men. Clark Gable ranked highest among actors with Lewis Stone second. other finishers included Powell, Taylor, Montgomery, Corman, Coleman, Marshall, Brook, Tone, and Eddy tied last of ten.
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United States
Norway
National Association of Tailors
Clark Gable
Lewis Stone
William Powell
Robert Taylor
Robert Montgomery
Ronald Coleman
Herbert Marshall
Clive Brook
Franchot ‘Tone
Nelson Eddy
Indies
Gambling Fool Finament Worries Over Speculation
The piece warns that speculative activity is rising in low priced stocks. It urges informed investing and cites government regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and stricter New York Stock Exchange rules. It notes brokers and firms face suspensions for violations. It urges buyers to research present and potential values.
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Himsel
Securities and Eschange Commiam
Nona
New York Stock” Exchange
BEC
Starch Amid Humor: A Curious Tracer for Three Articles
A garbled miscellany of quips and anecdotes mentions starch in three pieces, with dated humor about professors, wardens, and a Texas library. other snippets reference a chain of jokes about doors, locomotives, magnets, and miscues from a chatty crowd.
Divorce Granted After Alleges Wife Water Harm
The report states Jesus Alvarez of Rock Island Mh told the judge he endured rough treatment from his wife including being kicked and having hot water poured on him as he slept. The record notes a divorce was granted.
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Jesus Alvarez
Rock Island
Execution Sale Notice in Brewster County Texas
The State of Texas Brewster County issues an order of sale from the District Court after a judgment in favor Cartwright against Rose McDonnell J N McDonnell Nadene Harding RB Harding Lena Stallings and Jack Stallings and against H Townsend as attorney for the plaintiffs. The notice references property involved in the case and sets forth the legal proceedings for the sale.
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Texas
Brewster
District Court
Brewster County
Piyo Ang A. i
Cartwright
Rose McDonnell
J. N. McDonnell
Nadene Harding
RB. Harding
Lena Stallings
Jack Stallings
H&. Townsend
Women With Pain Find Relief Through Cardus Claims
An old advertisement notes Cardus as relief for female pains and irregularities. Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana testifies Cardus made her periods regular, eased pain, and calmed nerves, improving health. It advises consulting a physician if Cardus does not help.
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Cardus
Cole Young
Leesville
Cardul
Sale of Property Under Court Order in Brewster County
Sheriff sale under an Order of Sale issued by the Fifth District Court of Texas in Brewster County. Van Orman and Edith Van Orman mortgagees, through the Home Owner Loan Corporation, will sell the property at public auction to satisfy the loan and court costs. The sale is set for the fourth day of May at 10 oclock a.m. at the Brewster County Courthouse. Proceeds accrue to the Loan Corporation with interest from February 10 and costs of execution.
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Smarys Sale
Tad Mora
Momerabie
Direet Court of ‘Texas
Ise, van Orman and Wy
Edith ‘van Orman
Sherif
Brewster
Ena
CV. van Orman
Ath van Orman
Pete Bee “Y
Texas
Brewster Coty
County
Perea
van Orman
A. D
J Elmer Taylor
Brewster County
Pink Phelps
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