Personal notices from Hempstead and nearby towns
Henry Hartz of Hempstead renewed his Times subscription last week. Numerous residents visited Houston and Simonton for business or to see relatives, including Mrs. Brau, Miss Sartain, and J. A. Harvey. Local residents traveled to El Paso for treatment, school duties, and shopping in Houston, with several names appearing on local mailing lists. The item ends noting The Pines for news.
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Henry Hartz
Hempstead
the Times
Remnants of Royal Veto in England and Odd Ad Copy
The passage notes the king’s veto as a fading remnant of royal power with no use since 1708, while acknowledging the shift to responsible cabinet government. It also includes an odd ad line promoting Steamed Canned Wheat by Whole Grain Naturefood Works with a slogan about summer heat.
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England
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Mrs. Brau
Mesdames W. N. Strong
Edgar Menke
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John Sostak
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Roy Chapman
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Marietta
Jack Donald
Leon Harrison
Claude DeWees
Jimmie Day
C. A. Tally
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August Trettin
Muriel Morgana
Ethel Michalsky
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Haty Motor Co
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Brook Hire Market
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