Local Post Office Ad Rates Notice
Second class matter April 24 1910 at the post office 54 Dryas Texas under the act of March 5 advertising rates of application. Subscribers will contact the management by telephoning the office promptly when carriers fail to deliver the paper or there is a change of address.
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Dryas
Texas
Clarence Glimore
Tammany Wethers
East Teray Hogar
Fragmented Texas political column cites reform acts and rhetoric
A long, OCR damaged Kansas Texas style civic column cites federal acts on taxation and labor, mentions state officials and judges, and rails at political factions. It intertwines farm and education themes with local business notes and weather outlooks, reflecting a 1910s newspaper voice.
Unclear fragment hints at shifting events in New Tors
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Tors and Huahon with uncertain sequence. No clear persons or organizations are readable to identify a concrete event or outcome.
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Huahon
Walt
Marker placed to guide traffic at 26th and Malon streets
A city marker with four directional arrows points in four directions and bears a painted caption. The faulty inscription and weathered letters lead to confusion about the correct path for drivers. Officials plan to verify proper placement and ensure drivers comply with the marked guidance.
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Weil
Weather Bulletin Highlights Disturbance Across Regions
Forecasters predict a broad disturbance affecting the Gulf of Mexico Caribbean coast and Pacific slope with mild temperatures near first week November and a potential cold snap late November into early December. A warmer Pacific wave will approach Vancouver by mid November, followed by a storm from Newfoundland as a second wave tracks southwest.
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Siabitoha
Monkton
Atlantic
Werth
Coltertam van Warthiet
Washington
Wulletie
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Bea
Pacific
Xan
Vancouver
Mockiog
Meridian
Ohio Valley
Elst
Newfoundland
Weather, planets, and local notes from Waco day reports
December forecasts promise colder weather and above average storms with October hitting the mark. Jupiter and Saturn rise after sunset as local figures attend football and business matters in Waco, with trains from Col Jago and Hiryan and visits by officials and residents around Stephenville and A and M College.
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Jupiter
Saturn
D. & Hart
Waco
Col. Jago
Hiryan
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