Rivalry reigns at Stave Fair Agricultural Exhibit
A courtly yet rambling description of a county fair agricultural exhibit, praising the breadth of entries from Mira to Gonzales and highlighting pumpkins, beans, melons, and grasses. The piece extols exhibits with vibrant notes on corn, turnips, beans, and prized produce, noting thousands of individual exhibitors and extensive agricultural variety.
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Jenna
Mira
Faye Honore
Tukey Gonzales
Bastian
Ji Wood County
Bourge
Pune
Untitled Exhibition Notes and Local Events Survey
Fragmented local notes describe many exhibitions and community events across venues including a gallery and a Methodist church. Mentions of foreign affairs talks, agriculture, and civic activities are interwoven with unclear personal names and dates, reflecting a busy community calendar.
Out o the Mud You sin Lawiaville Celebration
An unclear OCR fragment describes a local celebration in Lawiaville on Tuesday evening October 27 at 7 p.m. The note mentions a community gathering to celebrate an event at a location eight miles east of Web Way, with refreshments and happiness. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Lawiaville
Mirmarés
Laine Milne
Jis
Ghatbers
Lewiavilla
W Caler
Civic Club Meeting At Morriillin Siege And Reading
The Morriillin Civic Club held a meeting featuring readings by Henery Nubly and others, with Mrs Jackson presenting a paper on Abe Lincoln and Nobel prizes. Dainty refreshments were served, and attendees included Mrs W Dy Mariiing and Hy McMuviy. The group planned activities for November including a Texas Products dinner and plans for a new Hughes building north of Grover Barder Shop.
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Morriillin
Civie
Heney Nubly
Mamvauuily
Mabhor
Boulah Mac Maron
Sinehuly Lewis
Madeym Normiint
Mra dL Jackson Irs
Abe Nobel
Hontana
Mir
Hy McMuviy
Manning
Hughes
Grover Barder
Wye & Nee Lok Af
bUaetal
Lowell
Mopd
Cth Chronicle
Garena Cao
Male
Court of Honor May Soomte Cant of Hina Muniiny net
A local Court of Honor plans a meeting October 2 at the Methodist church. The program includes a rapist branch demo and public training, with Scout members Beone Clifton, Rawle Vida, and others in attendance. Ta Dugan of Ya will be present. meeting arrangements and attendees are noted for the community.
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Clifton
Thay Grindee Carrilton Feed Mill Faces Busy Week
The Thay Grindee Carrilton Feed Mill reports a busy week with higher demand for ground and unground feed as farmers increase livestock activity. Staff discuss supply pressures, labor needs, and plans to boost production to meet rising orders amid economic strain.
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Carrilton
Wienke
Humoaning
Murkebed
Unclear historical petition rally linked to signatures and public notices
Fragmentary OCR text shows a large signature drive and a mass meeting in Washington with references to veterans, women’s groups, and political figures. It mentions a plan to sell a matched set of items and a campaign to disarm measures, with named individuals and locations such as Lawiaville and Carvalion appearing amid disjointed phrases.
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Navy
Army Ominence Association
Erie
Washington
Nat Weed
Jane Adduine
Hull Howse
Ndt
Lowernaliobal Leite
Banor
Flaetis Philnpson
Tyne
Hollywood
Nurmais
Cauda
Italy
Cork
Franco
Ipau
Hoover
BraKk
Howora
East Texas dinner honors local leaders and educators
At the All But Texan Products dinner in Dallas, East Texas speakers including Wits thaatrastey wind handled the year well and noted education themes. Attendees praised the feast and the effort to promote Texan goods as community leaders spoke on faith, security, and fundamental soundness in education and governance.
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Texas
Dallas
Schoiday
John W. Carpenter
Texas Power & Light Us
de N. D. Bute
Texnal Texts Chamber of Commeres Alrw
Dew J. Rountres
Bey
Sammy Whitley
Commerce
East Paxis Stiiw Teschers College
K. l L. Thorntin
Dallan
Mercantile Bank & Trust Go
Bagay Witt
Wao
Revutres
Whitless
Dexan
Pandamanthy
Sean
Did You Ever Stop to Think
An odd promotional piece discusses advertisements in stores and the benefit of reading ads to save money. It argues advertising introduces new merchandise and services, encourages shoppers to buy what they see in ads, and suggests reading promotions helps choose where to shop.
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Abel
RAYA
Mile Ag
Tapi
Naib
Washington
Bennemy
Hoover Administration
Fukis
Washinton
Carrollton Cable Installation Improves Local Service
The Carrollton Telephone Company plans to upgrade town service by installing a 28 mile cable extension on Denton Street and laying 1000 feet of new line to reduce load. H A and Walter Gontmer have been busy wiring and connecting to the new cable, updating lines and equipment for better reliability.
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Tts
Denton Street
Mexaers
H. A
Walter Gontmer
Unclear text fragment on public spending and politics
Fragmented OCR text discusses the Navy budget, Hoover era spending, and political influence. It mentions military expenditure, presidential and congressional actions, and calls for tax and governance reforms with a tone of critique toward Washington.
Local notices mix of names and fragments in Chronicle style
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kirksey, Stew Oliver Godfrey, Junior yaw i Piano and Mrs Polly Crockett, watt ler of Mrs Kirksey, A G surviving down at the State, Fwy and Oliver in Kentucky, and stray phrases about WANT department listings. The readable bits hint at social notices or notices of local residents with scattered names and places.
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Myhs AG
Kirksey
Stew Oliver Godfrey
Yawi
Polly Crockett
Oliver
Kentucky
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