Local visitors and movements fill Goral News page
Readers in the city noted a flurry of arrivals and callers from Harvey, Steep Hollow, Reliance, and Miiverslide. Names include Wand Tor wa, Miss Francia tly, Mim Healen Rieger, Walter Medirogue, Uncle Marke Wilene, Mme J Mt Ferguson, and Bertie teen cen. Travel and social calls dominated the brief skimmable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Wodas
Alexander
John Babo
Ity
Larris Schouthouse
Francia Tly
Wearoe
Mim Healen Rieger
Steep Hollow
M. Lindsey
Reliance
Trans Ted
Jol
Joney Ant JM
Borguxon
Harvey
Mra de Brogion
Touston
Walter Medirogue
Colteny
Marke Wilene
Howe
Koob Prairie
Mme J. Mt Ferguson and Son
Proneytan
Rev A E Page Resigns as First Baptist Pastor
AK Mage tendered his resignation last Sunday as pastor of the First Baptist Church to take effect at the will of the congregation. He cites no year or age details and wishes the church to call a successor after their consideration. The resignation is deeply felt by the congregation and community as he was a splendid preacher and trusted member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg AK Mage
First Baptist
Postoffice Business Growing Rapidly in Bryan
The Bryan post office shows growing revenue with September receipts of 1 266 06 and October 1 receipts at higher levels, indicating an 8 percent rise over last year. Deposits near 3 600 with 18 accounts, plus rent income and steady interest, suggest a healthy financial position and strong customer deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Ream
Hitarlat
Duainons
Red Raina and the Ireland Blood Ball Mystery
A fragment reports red fluid in Ireland's County Down wells, noting a common May with vivid red color. A physician examined samples under a microscope and attributed the phenomenon to tiny red ants' secretions, while locals misperceived it as actual blood despite ongoing unrest and superstition.
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Cuallewellan
County Down
Ireland
Tor
Indiakon
Syratus
Deca
East of Mathrs Thaw the Root Is
Fragmentary OCR reads Gee ational Barectar Taine. No coherent event or proper names clear.
The Great Aral Sea and Coal Work Power Wonders
A fragment recalling the Aral Sea’s ancient height and the massive power of coal. It notes the Aral’s surface far above the Caspian, speculates on ancient rivers, and contrasts vast natural scales with human labor and energy output, including a rough comparison of coal to horse power across a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Brooklyn
Boundless Soundings Amid Maritime Tales in Westminster
In the Westminster Gazette a string of maritime prophecies and tests are discussed. The article notes distant thunder from Orion and Wataroo battles reverberating across Kent. It mentions Trinity House tests at Whiston boots and warns of disaster claims while seeking discernible warnings.
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Wataroo
Kent
Col Mille
Laos
Trinity House Ii
Owen Tuins
Ferman
Westminster
Virginia Road Chairman Faces Backlash Over Fare Cut Proposal
A Virginia gentleman, F. Daniel, recalls prewar prosperity and a heated board meeting where a proposed fare cut from 0 to 11 cents per mile sparked sharp protest. Daniel warns such changes could invite disorder, claiming the state would be filled with ragtag elements if enacted. The board ultimately voted down the motion amid the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Virginia
Fran Ove
Richmond
Frederebsturg
Iis
Madris Theane Room and Royal Palace Marvels
The throne room of the Madrid royal palace is described as one of the most magnificent in the world with eighteen gold adorned features, chandeliers, marbles, porphyry, and an 18th century Tiepolo painting illustrating royal virtue. The text also recounts a mythic Noah ark tale and a biblical note about white doves, weaving art, myth, and royal life.
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Royal Palace
Madrid
Tiepolo
Spain
Fragmented fragmentary text from a dubious morning inquiry
Scant readable lines show a dialogue about freshness and paint. Names and phrases appear garbled with odd spellings and filler terms, yielding an incomplete scene. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to anchor a full summary.
John W. Thompson Dead After Decades of Service
John W. Thompson long associated with the Houston Post and a Confederate veteran died at his Bryan home near noon Wednesday at age 78 years and 1 month. Survivors include a widow and four children. Thompson, born in Germany, settled in the area in 1858 and was among the community’s oldest residents. The death prompted condolences from many local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawon
Millian
Mitthram
John W. ‘Thomson
The
Law
Tie
Germany
Fresh Car Fine Colorado Apples
Fragmentary notice mentions James Brewer and a location near Franklin's office in Precinct No 1 Bratos Countmarket. The text references Mr. Thompson serving his country, Confederate ranks, and a long continuous residence. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Thompson
Marten
Justice of the Pesce
Franklin
Bratos
James Brewer
Weather Forecast for East and West Texas Regions
Weather notes from Burana showing showers tonight or Sunday with cooler readings across the northwest, and occasional rains in Oklahoma. A northerly front moves in from the northwest, bringing cooler conditions Sunday. Texan reports indicate rainfall around 3.35 inches in recent measures, with temperatures ranging from 62 to 75 degrees. Local observer John Daly reports.
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Iegan
Tex
East
Texse
Miryanti
Oklahoma
West Texas
Oklshoma
Stabe Lantlet
ST Degre
Quanab
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Moraton
Texas
Muntier
OWL Bees
National & Great N
Goral News
Toh Kotarek
Miiverslide
Busimen Mathers
Snare Lebe
Bertie Teen Cen
Fide Eet
Tate
Pickett
A. E. Page
Postoffice
Mao
Noah
James
Torne
Everly
Paps
Flor
HeThey
Siete
Lars Beard
Hee
Kar
Petia
Hensarling
Brandon
Lawrence
John W. Thompson
Mouston Post
Over Twanty Ware
Ehitaren
Mtr. Thompson
Bryan Dowply
Colorado
John Daly
Copenhagen
Berges
Eugene Edge
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