Lane’s Chapel picnic features candidates and entertainment
A Lane’s Chapel church picnic on Saturday May 7 includes speeches by various candidates and numerous stands. The afternoon promises music by talent shows and local groups, with games, food, and community fellowship on the grounds. Local teachers and pupils from Fort Worth area schools are mentioned in the mix of activities and vendors.
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Varius Candilates
Boas
Fort View
Teat
Ereilll
Msi Boermeensiin
Raising a Boy Aimed at Realistic Ambition Across Generations
A Jersey City Journal fragment discusses parenting style favoring tempered ambition and practical aims. It cites Abraham Myerson of Tufts and contrasts encouragement toward life squarely with warnings about overblown claims of ability. The piece reflects on historical debates about child development and social influence.
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Abraham Myenon
Tufts Colteee
Jamdison
Rockefeller
Shakespeare
Napoleon
Michelin
Waray aut will weet Tw May 3 with Mra 3
A meeting notice lists Krudan ant Mrs Norman Sinderud and other attendees. A business meeting and confirmation clue are referenced with voting members urged to attend at 10 p.m. Saturday and a Monday gathering on May 2. The text includes garbled phrases and partial names.
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Bios
Krudan
Norman Sinderud
Businean Miering
Poo
Jresbeet
The Galveston News historic anniversary and origins
The Galveston News, oldest in the state, marks its April anniversary noting its 19th century origins. Galveston’s early days are described, with the paper born during Texas Republic times, a distant frontier and a ramshackle harbor setting the start of a major South seaport’s news tradition.
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Galveston
Odeat
Ubh
Texas
Republic of Texas
Galveston Island
Temple Telegram Proposal on Legislature Reform
The Temple Telegram urges reducing Texas Legislature members to fix accountability and cut costs. It argues smaller houses improve efficiency, reduce machine control, and keep strong county voice while preserving public interest. The idea, called the Tin gorare Pepe, merits careful study.
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Texas
Caref
Temple Daily
Temple
Senate
Austin
House of the Legislature
Cigarette tax praised by Texas treasurer at convention
San Antonio April 21 Texas state cigarette tax was retained with amendments, says Charles Lockhart state treasurer. He cited collections exceeding expectations at 2 400 000. About 75 delegates attended the three day convention of county and district clerks association, Emmet Walker presiding.
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San Antonio
Charles Lockspark
Texas
Lockhart
Emmet Walker
Coles Liman County
Shinity Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Classes
Shinity Lutheran Church lists Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 with morning service at 11 on May 1. The confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 30 and the Junior class meets Saturday afternoon at 2. Strangers are welcome at all services.
Missouri editor prefers cow to saxophone
A Missouri editor favors a cow over a saxophone citing similar noises while noting the cow also provides milk. The remark appears in a St Joseph News-Press edition as a lighthearted comparison reflecting rural life and humor.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
H J Cureton Attorney at Law in Meridian Texas
Attorney H J Cureton based in Meridian Texas is listed with legal services. The note mentions T Hill Dray Line rel and Tronete Kinda Regenge and Devered ay Mone 236 Sie Phane 258 in a fragmented entry.
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T. Hill
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