November 1870 paper subscription notice
Rites of subscription under the act of March 2, 1870. One month, six months, one year options. Audschhar to confer a tutor for managing subscriptions. Paper to be promptly adjusted if carriers fail or residence changes occur.
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Mountain Home Mystery Span In Arkansas Mountain Tale
A fragmentary tale from Waco Times-Teraid about residents near Mountain Home in Arkansas. The piece references Wellutothan, Geange Migginbotham, and a claim of thriving on a mountain, with sparse dialogue on life in a remote area and the idea of a townless place where people live off the land. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Waco Times
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Wellutothan
Attaneas
Lobacco
Fragmentary wartime row on weapons and economy
The fragment discusses weapon manufacturing and rotten tire issues, alleging some firms keep producing while rivals refrain. It mentions brewing and cotton crop concerns, with unclear quotes about kindness and competition. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Town notes and progress in Bryan area
Inconsistent local items report road improvements in rato County and rising taxi issues. Mention of Mayor Campbell refusing to appoint ladies to the city board and debates over taxation. Onions sold in Bryan and nearby farms producing quality produce. City Council discovers issues in road and public works. overall tone preserves local civic updates despite garbled wording.
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Mouton
Bryan
Cty
Globe
Fragmented Texan letter yields scattered historic note
A garbled OCR filled with stray names and data from a Texas article recounts Prohibition era statistics, education growth and county reports. It mixes quotes from wire service dashes and mentions Bryan and Alpine, with scattered references to colleges, enrollments, taxes, and a public notice about a council meeting.
Prohibition in Kansas Report Stirs Public Debate
The report to Governor Blackburn outlines Kansas alcohol policy and public health concerns. It cites a national death rate and claims temperance reduced crime, while noting increases in population and countywide prohibition effects amid disputed figures.
May 14 History Highlights Across Nations and Events
Fragmented notes recount events from May 14 including a federal constitutional convention, Jenner's principles, a New York prison, battles in Burma and India, a convoy near Miyako Jima, and notable deaths such as Prince Ladheanna and Frederick of Denmark.
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Edward Jenner
New York
Tate Prison
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Tinea
Burma
Anvestng
India
Digwiene
Miyako Wown
Jewish Temple Benefit Show Promises Rare Treasures
A misia benefit at the Jewish Temple is announced for Thursday evening with performances featuring notable local talents and a display of special pictures. The event aims to raise funds for the temple and its charities, inviting all to attend for a worthy cause and a evening of entertainment.
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Otford
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Wil Wtten
Nest Virginian Cap Captures Highest Office
Assorinieg Frman Dallas Toane reports Williamn W. Irwin of Wheeliow Wheeliow and Wan wheeled imgeria woteain way claim the top posts in a dramatic May event. The piece notes the vice is the Miner dinero and hints at a political shift without clear details.
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Dallas
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Amendment authorizes state bonds for university and penal buildings
Kerrville Texas Kennedy outlines joint resolution proposing bonds not to exceed 6 million dollars to fund construction for University of Texas facilities including medical and agricultural branches, plus penitentiary buildings and public warehouses. Ballot presents four propositions, with decisive majority needed. details include road bonds, river improvements, and use of proceeds.
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Y Medical Department
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Kerrville
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Widespread Wage Strikes and Public Works Plans Roil Across Cities
Reports from Omaha and Toronto describe nationwide wage protests and labor actions. Officials discuss municipal takeovers, road and streetcar costs, and projects funded by taxes to aid unemployed workers, with debates over costs and distribution of relief.
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