Passages of Peace Mark Mary Clements Death
Mary Clements dies after a restful afternoon sleep following church service decoration for a wedding. Her funeral at the Episcopal church draws a large, sorrowful gathering with musical hymns and floral tributes. The Blue Bennett Club and Girls Sewing Club attend, and Santa Fe runs a special train for her father from Purcell.
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Mary Clements
Miss Clements
Austin
Wortley Harris
Father
Blue Bennett Club
Girls Sewing Club
The
Santa Fe
R. C. Clements
Purcell
Mr. Clements
Broth
Charlie
Clyde
Katherine
Ente Cleburne
Texas
Browning Plans July 1 Celebration at Heisman Grove
Browning will celebrate on Monday July 1 at Heisman Grove north of town. Committees are preparing to honor the occasion and serve the people who reside here.
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Heisman Grove
Poles Erected by City Light Department Crew
Superintendent Spradling leads nine men in erecting a set of poles near the engine house on Saturday. The operation involved a vetlin mare to assist in handling equipment and placing poles.
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Spradling
The
Light. Department
Spees
Modern Gypsies Are Robbers Editor Warns
Fragmentary quote from an editor warning about modern gypsies and crimes. Context unclear. text appears damaged with indecipherable phrases and attribution.
Romani pickpocket rumors spread through towns
Fragment from a local page recounts protests about Romani groups using fortune telling as a pretext to rob merchants and residents. It notes women as active thieves, calls for police action, and mentions social gatherings and community notices from June, including several local names and events.
Milan Ball Club Edges Henley Ranchers In Tight Showdown
Sunday at Milan the Milan ball club met Henley Ranch on the diamond. Early chatter favored Milan but both teams proved evenly matched as the Ranchers showed a stronger pitching game while Milan held the edge with catching. The contest stretched through several innings before a clear outcome emerged.
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Milan Ball Club
Henley Ranch Lon
Milan
Ranchers
Jones Music Co. Sells Pianos in Brookfield
If you are going to buy a piano it will pay you to see the Jones Music Co. of Brookfield as they are well known for quality instruments and helpful service for customers seeking dependable pianos.
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Jones Music Co
Brookfield
Creamery promises pure sweet cream ice cream
Advertisement notes ice cream made at the creamery. Guaranteed to be wholesome and pass pure food inspection. Orders prompt and prices reasonable. Specific details unclear due to garbled text.
Uncle Grant Tries It Again at Lawn Party
The article notes Uncle Grant’s renewed attempt at a lawn party after last November’s quiltin bee. He proudly enjoys the results guarding his pink toes from Jack Frost and plans another cheerful community gathering with the Littles.
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Grant
Jack Frost
Bach
Littles
Route Mentions and Names in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR lists routes and initials P P Melton and LE Stone with route numbers 4 3 3, unclear full context or event. No clear actions, dates, or locations discernible.
hiatus beyond the flock finds wordless ewe
A fragmentary note on a sheep during a hiatus era hints at halted grazing. The sparse text mentions an ewe and a pause in movement, without clear time or place details.
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Mre. Clark
James Brassfield
J. M. Bailey
D. G. C. Burk
Johnson
Sam Johnson
Della Hogerton
Ross Lantz
Clarence Johnson
Fred Johnson
Willie Duckworth
Byron
Herbert Bailey
Fred Bailey
H. A. Thurs
Hinda Elmer
Ea i c
Ray ‘Obenik
Thurs
Browning
Hanna
Optician
United States
Harry
Iva Adams
Linneus
Ruth Proces
South of Town
Beverly Bolling
Lulu Caspar
Queen City
Thulah Prather
Lila Williams
D. B. Bunter
Flo
RR. Dubeap
Jere Sherman
Guy Adams
Orryl
Thos
Southerland
Nevis Harvey
J. W. Fields
E. B. Fields
Guy. Adams
Orvy
Claude
Keithley
Clydé Sayers
Gon
Merril
Rostoe
Bertie Westlake
P. P. Melton
LE Stone
Mia
W.ty Moore
Addis
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