Fragmented letter hints at travels and local people from Texas archives
A handwritten fragment from Pimmit Texas recounts summer visits, mentions friends and relatives such as J H Cratham and Luther Barron, lists places like Amarillo and Canyon, and notes events including a Panhandle Fair. The message references family ties, travel to the Panhandle Muir, and local hotel stays, with personal remarks about acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Cheeaui
Ivan Shistachte
Katelin
Toile
Dave Simm
Chenault
Now
Mempiis
Arondon
Thataight
Conde
Canyon
Ropa
Freire
Mair
Tally
Nir
Jens Bates
J. H. Cratam
Breaon County
Panhandle Muir
Amarillo
Morning to Evening Poem of Life Love and Dawn
A lyrical passage describes dawn transforming into evening as life, love, and memories mingle. Imagery of gardens, forests, and water frames a journey from waking to rest, with a beloved figure walking hand in hand through radiant scenes and returning to sleep as night deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Wight
Wey Forest
Bird Wong
Complex campus press operations spark bold university satire
A chaotic account describes students and editors at a college newspaper overseeing mock pages and satire while managing literary, layout, and advertising duties. The piece notes the managing editor and staff coordinating cartoons, house pages, and a broad staff including reporters, financial editors, and printers amid wartime era constraints.
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Sses Martinewe
Medal of Colombiaiversity
Tom
Matthews
Aorta
Weing
Arallty
Andrettina
Patten
Criminal Courts
Ruben
Whitman
Spor
Cooper Union
Dawe
Wera
War Head
Wasington Diagateh
Albany Chews
Rurumm
Manier
Campaten
Andy Car Store
Yuan
Mermansean
Carin
Ube
Millican News: Social Roundup and Local Visits
The Millican area records a week of social visits and events. Locals Hodney Schoo and McGregor from A and M College spent Sunday with friends. Aline McPowerin returned from a visit to Navasota. Carl Sealey and others visited relatives in Houston and Wellborn. Guests attended a large Friday event with a lawn bedecked in Japanese lanterns and a lively card session featuring several attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodney Schoo
Kamle
Friendly
Thie Elty
McGregor
A. & ML. College
Wie Pareone
Feria Simpson
Lele
Aline McPwerin
Navasota
Aire
Carl Sealey
Lathves
Houston
Nutwenvile
Newley
Tithe Som
Wellborn
Tea
Powers
Ryan
Boot
Smith
Fray
Wight
Ruth UcCiegor
Kalalia Memptine
Winnie Burrows
Gladys Johan
Jene Porman
Caro Mawtilwards
Ing McPerrin
Untitled fragmented notes on culinary and household tips
Patchwork text lists domestic tasks and food guidance including chicken care kitchen cleaning and Christmas table decor. It mentions cleaning bathtubs whitewashing tubs and pans and suggests chicken salad prep and food preservation steps. It reads as a scrambled set of household instructions with scattered references to recipes and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mipgeanns
Comino Baking Span
Great Bet
Wien Wey Ars
Ally Dewvon
Munitions Factory Reopens Under War Mobilization
Workers at the former Austro tunes plant in Wheeling West Virginia prepare to resume munitions production as a wartime mobilization effort continues. The movement aims to fill key roles and accelerate output for the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W.va
Austria
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Fae Abuben Waar
Mir
Luther Barron
Dryan
Dimeret Hotel
W. & Dixon
Pimmit, Texas
Corona
Alabama
Geo
Stephan
A. 2. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Wis
woSohem, H.C
Bryan Power Company
Nous Ton Bryan
Austin
Little Moge
R. U Peck
Bryan
Toe
Neponte
William A. Tawton
South Carolina
Howe
Ruth
Bryan Arrivals
Peer
Caan
W. A Magner
Uoanbam
Betts
Corviewm
Maine
Part Worth
Jak Meter
Indiana Media
Port Worth
Chiewald
Wistwall
Marri
Agatin
Krakmer
Ashworth
Hearne
Morrison
Jule
Shelton
Terry
Mouston
Cotto
Tommy
Pallanda
Garber
Weil
Taylor
Tos
Ganset
Wee Yurner
Millican Newr
Mousehold
Renink
Carnivans
Straber
Tele
Cleveland Wociety
Betdgnpert
Batamarrath Tas Lab
Frusing
John M. Caldwell
First Christian Church
Adil
Mitchell
Queen Anne Designs
Sam B. Wilson & Co
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