Local Social Notes From Levelland Area
B Harbin of Levelland Texas joins two additions to the Ghroniglo inscription lat. They will enjoy pave r, ma hops, for ex-ray sent by Miss Len, Minay. Prof AB Yarbrough of 8 MA was not to see Prof AB Alwaris Saturday. Mrs Lucy Strawn and Weldon of Victory Place visited in the Jog Harris home Sunday.
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Harbin
Levelland
Texas
A.B. Yarbrough
Alwaris
Lucy Strawn
Soy Weldon
Victry Place
Death of Lambert Fouts Shape of a Texas Pioneer
Lambert Frederick Fouts born March 14, 1850 in New Washington Indiana died March 28, 1895 at his son Allan Fouts home in Lancaster Texas aged 78 years. He moved to Texas in 1858, lived near Trinity Mills, worked for the railway as agent and telegraph operator, retired on pension. Survived by son Allen and grandson. other relatives listed. Funeral held March 30 at Carrollton Christian Church with multiple pallbearers and honoraries. active in Dallas County Astronomy Society.
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Lambert Frederick Fosta Wa
Washington
Clark County
Indiana
Allan Outs
Lancaster
Texas
Denton County
Trinity Mills
Missouri, Kanous &Texas Railway
Misa Eiln Pearcy
New Washington
Allen Fouts
Texaa
Kepler Fouts
Camp Bowie
J.T. Timberlake
Oxsword
Cal
W. ‘S Foote
Denton
H. Fouta
Rhonesbury
Christian Church
Carrollton
Wilkin
Dr. Young
Dallas
D. A. Howard
W. Burnett
Barneaux
L. Randiott
Foots
Rondmer
Dallas County Astronomics Sociery
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Dignitaries and Friends
We deeply appreciate the kind expressions of sympathy and the many courtesies extended to our regent sorvo Abikew Powes and Pastis Mp, and Mrs. Andrew Jackeson, sod Mrs. Nash of Dallas visited In the W.T. Savileh home Sabur aay Moxdomes 1), W. Hughes and Lloyd Hughes visited Mew. Wy Ha Carver in Dallas Monday of this week.
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Sorvo Abikew Powes and
Pastis
Andrew Jackeson
Nash of
Dallas
W.T. Savileh Home
Saburaay
Moxdomes
W. Hughes
Lloyd Hughes
Diet and Vegetables in Child Health from Early Research
A dated article discusses vegetables and fruits in child nutrition, comparing home prepared produce with commercially canned versions. It notes vitamin content changes during cooking, the digestibility of cooked cells, and the varied quality of canned versus fresh produce, urging reliance on nutritious, affordable options for growing children.
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Weill
Canned Pineapple Food Value Analyzed For Nutrition
A Hawaii bulletin reviews canned pineapple nutrition noting ripening stage affects sugar and vitamin content. Naturally ripened fruit shows higher sugar and nutrient levels than fruit ripened after picking. Analysis from six sample cans suggests canned pineapple offers substantial calories and vitamins comparable to natural fruit.
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HM Odor
Ehe
Belo
University of Hawaii
Giovagne
Bulletin
Social visits span Dallas to Lewisville in midweek
Bert McMath and wife visited Dallas for a day, joining Miss Vaca and Margaret Frasier with others. Johnson and Jummity Banday call on Mrs Tad McJoy and little Aunghuhr at her sister Mrs Robert Perry in Dallas. Mrs S A Crockett of Plana sine visits in the home of her daughter Mrs A G Kirksey. O B Pendergrass of Levelland sends thanks for subscription remittance. Madamees Dell Smaibh and Henry Perry with children visit relatives in Lewisville Friday evening.
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Vaca
Margaret Frasier
Jono
Patterson of Losmuate
Johnson
Jummity Banday
Tad McJoy
Jittle Aunghuhr
Robert Perry
Dallas
S. A. Crockett
Plana
A. G. Kirksey
Masdameés Dell Smaibh
Hanry Perry
Lewisville
Pri+ jay
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Plano, Texas
Rhoda Island
Clint & Eades
Wilson Bldg
Vxan
Bute
Katan
Land
Will and Provan Busineau
Ailen W. Eades
Lambert Frederick Fouts
Hay
Billy
Ilversal
Nawab
Stathin
Pratty
Raf Content
Calarice
Acip
Bert McMath
Hurria
Werkt
Pendergrass
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