Reflections on World War I End and Future Peace
The piece urges steady work and restraint after World War I. It notes varied interpretations of postwar progress since November 11, 1918, warns of potential dangers, and calls responsible leaders to exercise forbearance to maintain concord and avoid renewed conflict.
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Superstitions and religious notes mix in scattered text
A fragmentary compendium discusses beliefs from lucky and unlucky days to moon planting, wood knocking, and avoiding number twelve. It notes famous figures linked to omens, then shifts to a Christian Science lesson sermon quoting Luke and Mary Baker Eddy, highlighting faith and healing concepts.
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Adam and Pallen
Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
God
Tin Cans and Ashes Valued By Lerry Homesteaders
A fragment from West Texas recalls past homesteaders who valued tin cans and ashes, while land claims and earnings on cow ranches shaped early settler life. Community churches, schedules, and condolences follow, reflecting local religious life and shared ties.
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Lerry
West
Texas
Golven
Delay At McIntyre Test Drill Well Near Alpine
Drilling at theJoiner Link test well on the McIntyre ranch miles below Alpine has faced repeated delays due to a crooked hole. A nitro glycerine charge was used to straighten the bore, and reports say drilling resumed after reaching about 400 feet despite ongoing issues and faulty surveying.
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Alpine
Dad Dotnet Hsemerer
Casners Sell El Paso Business to Arizona Buyer
Official notice states Abe Casner Chevrolet of El Paso sold to George F. Jackson of Douglas and Bisbee Arizona. Jackson Motor Company will run the El Paso operation, with Casner interests in Marfa and Presidio County continuing. A used car business in El Paso will open this month, offering late model vehicles.
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el Paso
Arizona
George F. Jackson
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Douglas and Bisbee
Jackson Motor Company
Buck) Casner
Worly
Alpine
Marfa
J. K
Casner
Casner Motor Company
Presidio County
Casners
Fl Paso
Red Bluff Dam Project Revived
Red Bluff dam revival moves forward with a plan to secure a 4.15 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for U S work. A formal application is prepared by a committee led by Judge J B Starkey of Pecos with members from Pecos Barstow Fort Stockton Grandfalls and nearby towns. The project aims to open 78000 acres of agricultural land along the Pecos River Valley from the state line to Girvin.
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Port Stockton
Gray
Pecos
Bar~stow
Grandtalls
Red Butt Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
Confree
Reconstruction
Fiinance Corporation
Joan
J.B Starkey
le W. Anderson
Ray Lewis
K M. Rogan
Henry Russell
RW. Gray
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Chas Miler
Barstow
Aaron Cummings
Clyde Bradford
W. R. White
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Red Bluff
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Pecos River
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Senior High School News Highlights and Sports
A mixed school page covers senior class laughter and teamwork, pledge lines, and a few teachers. It notes basketball candy sales funding next season’s baseball gear and praises football efforts against Del Rio with key players named. Volleyball, Marfa, Alpine reserves, and local staff activities fill the sports section.
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To Bucks
del Rbo Wildcats
Bucks
Byron Fathers
Ately
Whittit
Murray
Himsel
Bishop
Matthews
del Rio
Wildcat
Petr
Radeon Pastes
Alpine High
Marfa
West Texas Leads State in September Moisture
Climatological data show West Texas as the wettest and cooler region in September with the state averaging 5.19 inches of rain, 2.32 inches above normal. Langtry Balmorhea Rocksprings Abilene Ballinger San Angelo LeVine Fort McKavett reported around 10 inches monthly, while Rocksprings area saw 18.83 inches in the month and 6.08 inches in a single day. San Angelo totaled 6.57 inches.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Langtry
Balmorhea
Rocksprings
Abilene
Ballinger
San Angelo
Levine
Fort McKavett
Temperature Averages and Extremes in Western District
The report notes a mean temperature of 71.5 degrees, 3.7 degrees below normal. Fort Stockton reached a 100 degree maximum, the only western district city to do so, with an average of 68.8 degrees, 5.8 below normal.
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Nches
Fort Stockton
Averee
Naughty Policemen Keep Gangsters in Hoostow All Night
A distressed scene described by police as among the citys most impressive gangsters, 12 men were unable to win their freedom as officers detained them through the night in Hoostow.
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Chicago
Two Men Named in Silk Goods and Tablets Racket
Police detained two men after a writ of navels corpus forced them to spend the night in cells. Murray Humphries and William White were alleged to have dispatched messengers for silk pajamas and headache tablets, forming part of a racketeering claim.
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Murray Humphries
William
Jack
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