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Evans and Tre Passages Reported Ill at Home
Ashley Evans who presides in the pew is at home sick and Tre has been indisposed for several days.
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Ashley Evans
Tre
Sheep prove profitable for local farmer and fair exhibit
A Bonham man from Kentucky says sheep tie the farm to steady income as spring lambs fetch high prices. He notes Kentucky tobaccowheat shift to livestock, with sheep becoming a favored crop, and adds Punnin County Fair will feature strong sheep displays alongside other livestock. He warns against overplanting in sheep and stresses good stock payoffs.
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Kentucky
Texas
Old Kentucky
Punnin County
Advertisement warns on crags streets dangers by C M Watson
Daily Favorite runs an ad by C M Watson urging motorists and pedestrians to slow down and look both ways after recent serious automobile accidents. Watson dedicates space to public safety for children and all readers.
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Daily Favorite
C .M. Watson
Advertiser Supports Child Safety After Street Accidents
Mr Watson funded a spacer in his ad to urge caution near roads after several near misses involving children. Though no child died recently, the warning stresses that future crashes could be fatal and urges families to protect their youngsters. The city acknowledges the advertiser’s contribution to public safety efforts.
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Mr.Watson
Tone Fontething
Mr. Watson
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Preacher Proposes Admission Fee for Prayer Meetings
The preacher in the north has floated charging admission to prayer meetings. He says people will attend if they must pay. In some nearby localities a drawing night might draw crowds but an entrance fee is suggested.
Old-Time Fiddlers Contest At The Fair
A traditional fiddle contest will headline the fair this year with an old-fashioned fiddle-sawing display. Entertainment will appeal to fans of rustic music and community flair. attendees are urged not to miss this event if they enjoy such pastimes.
Bolters in Dallas Target Al Smith
In a sharp remark the regulars mock the bolters in Dallas for denouncing Al Smith. The speech brushes aside the bolters and hints at what the bolters might attempt next. The exchange underscores the political tension between factions in the city.
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al Smith
Bolters
Dallas
Awful disappointment in discovering a new acquaintance
A reader reflects on the letdown of liking someone after meeting and realizing the mismatch. The remark captures social caution about first impressions and personal chemistry in early 20th century dining or club life.
Hoover silent on Maine Republican majority
The report notes Mr. Hoover remains silent about the Maine Republican majority. It suggests he believes ballots speak louder than words, and asserts that they do in effect.
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Hoover
Maine
Dallas Democratic Convention Sparks political buzz and jokes
The Dallas gathering produced sharp quips about Bull Run battles and running, with talk of lessons to escape from a submarine. Colton and Old Man Blues figure in lively chatter as bets and election talk swirl, while inmates in Huntsville are noted and Maine Republicans appear dominant.
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Dallas
Bull Run
Subtle distinction in public attention to affection
An observant reader notes a distinction between petting and displays of affection in public. He argues that people in love attract attention, yet public affection is often dismissed as surprising, while intentional displays are actually common.
Hidden Dreams and the Spark of Love in a Moonlit Moment
A reflective passage from the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram contemplates the universal glimpse of wonder that awakens faith in dreams. It speaks of a young man and a girl discovering extraordinary truths, and how such visions mark lovers and all who glimpse the grandeur beyond ordinary life.
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Ft. Worth
Al Smith's Efficient Gov and Highway Reform Pace
The piece extols Al Smith for honest businesslike governance in New York. It highlights his highway finance stance, long term bonds, and battle against pay as you go. It cites Frederick Stuart Greene as a pivotal appointee and notes reforms curbing political patronage and waste.
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Henry Moskowitz
AL Smith
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New York
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Ile
Albany
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France
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