Revival of Genuine Religion Emphasized by Editor
D. M. Weat urges community focus on a revival of genuine religion as a valuable asset. Subscription rates and newspaper details appear in the page fragment, reflecting local press concerns and reader engagement.
Farmers poised for big planting season
The text notes farmers who take farming seriously have prepared their land and could plant quickly if rains arrive on time. With timely moisture, cultivation is already done on many farms, reducing post planting labor and boosting potential yields this season.
Foolish notion fuels pressure to kill afflicted relatives
The letter argues that a dangerous idea is spreading to justify killing suffering relatives to end pain. It warns that if unchallenged, society may accept government extermination of physical and mental defectives, leaving the weak with little protection or attention.
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Eome
Notice to claimants in Hannah Construction case
To all parties holding claims against the Hannah Construction present same to the commissioners court of Coke County at its next regular term on April 18, 1925. No final settlement will be made on this date. W. H. Bell County Judge Coke County Texas.
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Hannah
Sal
New Home Notice on Beauregard Avenue
A fragment reports Mre Walling Ghoane Neve Weare moving to a new residence on Beauregard Avenue with a nearby Abeexpress facility mentioned. The readable text is sparse and records a relocation notice without formal details.
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Beauregard Ave
Dig for Hidden Gold in Jerusalem Under Government Supervision
The Palestine government directs excavations in the Jer in area to locate a rumored treasure of nearly 500 000 in gold buried by Turco German staff before they fled as Allied forces advanced. A private German group planned to resume digging but British authorities were informed and searches halted. No gold has been found yet.
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Captain Kidd
Jerusalem
Palestine
Allenby
Toledo Blade
Berlin
Jemin
Neighborly Trombone Clash Breaks Bedroom Silence
A neighbor complains about loud trombone playing from the hall bedroom, insisting the window be closed. The respondent refuses, saying the horn must be played and space is needed to slide the instrument.
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Tooter
Local Readers Send Subscriptions and Sunshine
J C Johnson is remembered for his subscription support. Will Herron of Vermego Park New Mexico visited his parents and relatives in town. Herron, a Bronte native now postmaster, was greeted warmly by friends. E O Rawlins handed a one dollar sunshine advance on subs, for which thanks are given.
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Will Herron
Vermego Park
New Mexico
Herron
Bronte
Mr. Hereron
Visitors Attend Editor's Home Seaday
Mr and Mrs Weet of Bal linger hosted guests at editor's home Seaday for a social gathering with Paul and Mise Vivien among attendees.
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Paul and
Little Mise Vivien
Weet of
Ballinger
Seaday
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