Ambiguous historical newspaper printing style
The text appears as a garbled OCR of a historical newspaper page. It mentions coverage areas including Texas and New Mexico, postal rates, subscription details, and press associations, but the fragmented lines make it difficult to identify a single clear news event or obituary. The identifiable elements include locations such as Amarillo, Fort Worth, and Vilnius, and references to The Evening News and Associated Press.
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Advange
Texas
Cowredo
New Mexico
Anahoe
Yoohe
Srerrees
Gcarrien
Amahiliy
Ccs
Veily Dews
Amearino
Absociated
Associated P'resse
News du Oe
Vncal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Notice to the Public
Notice states erroneous reflection upon any individual or organization will be corrected upon editor notification Corrections will be made when warranted and are intended to avoid injuring reputations The notice emphasizes accuracy and fairness in reporting by The News.
A THOUGHT Be kindly affectioned one toward another
A brief aphorism urging brotherly love and mutual kindness, echoing the call to esteem others. It contrasts self love with rivalry, highlighting that vanity breeds isolation and undermines fellowship.
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Ooentina
Rom
New Indiana Senator Robinson Selected to Fill Ralston Seat
Arthur R. Robinson, Indiana polis attorney, appointed United States senator to serve until the 1926 general election after the death of Democrat Samuel M. Ralston. Robinson is a Republican replacing the late senator whose 1922 win and governor past elevated him. The selection signals new party control in Indiana and sets Robinson’s national political prospects for the coming year amid Beveridge’s enduring literary renown.
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Arthur R. Robinson
Indianapolis
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Senator Ralston
Robinson
Indi
Bridge
Ralston
Beveridge
Senate
John Marshall
Supreme Court of the United States
Extending Limits City Edge Gains Public Support
The Daily News urges extending city boundaries to include San Jacinto Heights and surrounding additions plus the Tri-State Fair grounds. A 600-name petition backs the proposal, with voters from both new areas and the core city expected to approve when time comes.
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Blic
Daily News
San Jacinto Heights
Country Club District
Summers Addition
Roberts Place
Wolflin Place
Eakle
Edgefield
Tri-State Fair Grounds
He who always has a kick coming finds it eventually ar
A concise reflective line suggests inevitability of consequences for persistent provocation, implying justice follows repeated pushback and the cyclical nature of retribution.
Letter from John Alden Prescott continues
A confrontation unfolds as Bill Stimpson confronts Prescott in his office over Maggie Stimpson’s alleged scandal. Stimpson demands details on the affair while Prescott defends his dinner with Maggie and asserts no liquor was involved, noting his refusal to drink in public and his wife’s silence on the matter.
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Syd
Leslie
Prescott
Bill Stimpson
Maggie
Mr. Stimpson
Stimpson
High Court Denies Atheist Group Incorporation
New York October 21 The Supreme Court denied the Articles of incorporation of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism. Justice Mitchell ordered the petition and papers held by the clerk and not returned to Charles Smith the local attorney of record. The group aimed to abolish belief in God and religion based on it.
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New York
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Charles Smith
Wheeler county to cut county agent program saves 2000
Panhandle Press reports Wheeler county plans to save two thousand dollars next year by removing the County Agent and Demonstrator from service. Four elected commissioners say no county funds will support club work and demonstrations funded by state and national governments. The News Review questions this step, urging constituents to petition for reinstatement and urging supporters to back commissioners to protect benefits for county youth and farmers.
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Wheeler News
Wheeler County
News Review
Denver Engine Derailment Delays Passenger Train No. 8
A Fort Worth and Denver passenger train was delayed several hours after an engine derailed near the Rock Island viaduct yesterday afternoon. No injuries occurred and damage was immaterial. The item also notes a future reference to a letter from John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton.
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Fort Worth & Denver
Rock Island “Viaduct
The Business of Being a Club Woman analyzed
Cynthia Grey argues women clubs pursue study and service not leisure. The book by Alice Ames Winter condemns male club norms and champions organized women's self training political social and economic power. The piece praises a verse tribute Collect for Old Women urging kindness and pursuing common womanly aims.
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Alice Ames Winter
Too Much Efficiency By EG Rath
John W. Brooke hires an efficiency expert to run his household for two months while he is away. The outsider, Hedge, imposes strict systems, assigns tasks to Billy Brooke, and demands daily report cards. Constance resists while tension rises as hedge asserts control over the home and staff.
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John W. Brooke
Constance
William
Alice
H. Hedge
Hedge
Billy
Nol
Zilly
Connie
Brooke Courtyard
Giovanni
C. Brooke
Miss Brooke
Matilda
Horace
Motley county ranch lands to be sold for farming use
The Owens ranch 15 miles north of Matador Motley County will be cut into quarter section blocks and sold to farmers. The 10 section property will house about 40 families, replacing cattle runs. A new county road to the county seat boosts marketing access and farm prospects look strong with one-fourth already spoken for by renters. cultivation expected across all land in 1926.
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Matador
Motley County
Owens Ranch
Commissioners Court
Rotarians urged to back fair and help pay deficit
In Amarillo the Rotary Club urges local support for the Tri-State Fair noting a funding deficit after the event. Dr. R. P. Parcells writes that the fair remains community responsibility and appeals for voluntary contributions, suggesting each member could donate ten dollars to cover the shortfall.
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Wheels
Amarillo
Tri-State
Grand Sire of I O O F visits Albuquerque lodge
Herbert A. Thompson grand sire of the I O O F and Mrs Thompson arrived in Albuquerque to meet Grand Lodge and Rebekahs leaders. The visit marked their fifty fourth stop on a tour of the order's domain with a city trip, dinners, and a general meeting where the grand sire praised growth and activity across the southwest.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Herbert A. Thompson
Thompson
General Assembly of Rebekahs
Grand Lodge and
Rebekahs
New Mexico
Order
Odd Fellows
Mr. Thompson
Lamesa Scouts Return From Dallas Fair
Otis Walls Vernie Towns Leon Ranson and Carson Echols attended the Boys En campment at the Dallas Fair reporting a fine time and royal treatment. The chamber of commerce credited them for winning first prizes in county club work. Next chapter hints at a children plot revolt.
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Lamesa
Otis Walls
Vernie Towns
Leon Ranson
Carson Echols
Dallas Fair
Chamber of Commerce
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Amat Ang News
Howe Ory
Jeans Bader
Mexico
Bouviera
Lowery
Uklanoma
Aevence
Meine
Welles
Port Worth
Vilnius
Uwerilie
Frank
Trwillams
WEA Service, Inc
John Alden Prescott
Sydney Carton
High Court
Flapper
Fanny
George McManus
Snc
Denver
Well
NEA Service, Inc
John Al‘den Prescott
Cynthia Grey
EG Rath
ODD Fellows Grand” Sire
Albuquerque Lodge
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