Amis Frelingles District Meeting Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a meeting and committee discussions at Amis Frelingles with references to herbal remedies, fees, and various attendees. The text lists names and figures, including awards and positions, but many lines are garbled. Key names appear as Ponce, Pranks, DP, and Kayne with scattered scores and roles. The passage lacks a clear narrative, but signals a community gathering with financial and organizational details.
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Chota Amisiation
Wink
Eii Wednewliz
Bigat
Geiatak Ifene Tnt Tritear Fok Y. Crete
Vestengeres Greichent
Ponce
Barge
Ystord
Valsnien
F. Mewars
F. K. Gory
Xevetzrytreassrey
VW. H. Yinxerviatt
Petses Yi
Arses
A. Fs. Drascer
Peocresysser
H. Hest
AG. Denger
Uretlsovy
AV. P
Pabenese Cesrey
A. Areve
Mrs Hover Thompson Hat Shop Draws Moderate Interest
A small business feature highlights Mrs Hover Thompson and a smart hat shop offering trimmed, stylish hats. The piece notes moderate prices and a distinguished group of shoppers showing interest in fashionable headwear.
Universal Moviegrams star clashes at Universal City amid chaos
An early 20th century style note lists performers and directors tied to a Universal themed film program. It mentions Teagened the dasva and The Sing of Caers xm THIN with Larry Falan and Feline Leonard Rh directing scenes. The piece hints at a Hollywood style event calendar featuring names like Neo Viorrt and Breadusy TM, with brief mentions of venues and dates.
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Lasoo
Larry Falan
Reas
Tae Dafsan Fanulz
Afsy Manterna Tenets
Ainisteesses
Eniversal City
Feline Leonard
Smosieerel Snad Karey
Alan
Show Beat to Feature Morviemred Fisen Ueargan Session
A university program lists a lineup titled Show Beat with acts including Car Help Rave Feet Mer arch and other pieces. Zeegield is set to appear late in the program for a universal audience performance, with the show running through the Moritetoning period.
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Orgverszt
Morviemred Fisien Ueargan
RST
Orner
Ziegield
Will & Boieg
Cledens
Mas Bover
Pleverz Zeegield Wil
Sen Ama
Univerrsal Pe
Total City Tax Payments in 1928 Surpass Last Year
City tax collections for 1928 show an overall increase over 1927 with the total reaching 527.13 in street and municipal levies. Officials note some components exceeded prior year levels though the report contains uneven figures and mentions general rates and specific exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesser
Atlee
Alan
Coolidge Returns to Washington by Special Train
President Coolidge travels from Mountain Lake to the capital aboard a special train after dedicating the bird sanctuary at Vaward Box. The brief stop signals a continuation of official duties as he resumes presidential duties in Washington.
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Coolidge
Capital
Pz United
Washington
Uday
Mountain Lake
Villadelonia
Hansford Counts Bank Opens Near Spearswan
Hansford Counts will start business in Grover fourteen miles west of Spearswan in a building already completed. The charter was issued recently and the bank will take three banks when it opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansford
Grover
New Town
Spearswan
Switched Checks Baggage Mixed and Jewelry Lost
Police, railroad detectives and Pinkerton operatives chased a trunk containing jewels and jewelry worth thousands. An optician salesman reported a trunk loaded on the Santa Fe train from Bartlesville to Tulsa vanished with the valuable cargo.
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Tulsa
Bpeb
Pinkerton
Opticien
S. M. U. Band To Perform In Bonham Friday Night
The S. M. U. Mustang Band with female vaudeville artists comes to Bonham under the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event includes a 4 reneal children's matinee and a 6 pm show at the American Theatre. Fifty members travel in two decorated buses with a campus scene display planned, tickets 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
S. M U. Mustang
Bonham
Reneal
U. Foothill Texra
Wees Point
Saue
Texas Boys
Army
Benham
Menham
Dallas
San Antonio grocer sold beans underpriced to officer
A San Antonio grocer sold four dimes worth of beans for 25 dollars to an officer on a Sunday, violating the law and prompting official action.
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San Antonio
Science Ber Part Masters in Pars Frame
A fragmented science note hints at terms from a counter movement and a frame related to morning analysis. Readable names or places are unclear but the text implies an early discussion of parts and methods in a Pars frame.
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Zwspis
Waetker
Torn
Ams
Santa Clause
Matty
Baexey
Governar
Govan
Weill
Pete
Gevarten
Franco Anti
Eelsck
Seed Oats Brigat Rest Fast Proof Cats Act as Barn
The fragmentary content mentions seed oats, brigat, cats, barn, and a price note around 67 cents. The text is garbled with misread letters and symbols, making it unclear whether this is a farm notice, price listing, or a small classified item.
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Weex
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Kentucky
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Sreerizan Metorists
United States
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Otter
George B. Bauer
VLA CC
Tioo Ff
Supreme Court of the United States
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Hermer’s Style Shop
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S. M. U. Band
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Campbell Grocery
L.ess
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W. C. Finley
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Temple Lumber Co
Howard Bridge
Henry R. Scates
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