Auguste Lander of Clifton Texas Rites Held
Obituary notes the death of Auguste Lander of Clifton Texas with details of her birth in 1801, her life in the Methodist faith, survivor relatives listed in Texas, service at Clark’s chapel, burial at Coon Creek cemetery, and pallbearers named.
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Gins
Auguste Landem
Aaguste Lander
Clifton
Texas
Auguste Kants
Twyfor
Twas
Aidolly
Kania
Waco
Johnie Joe Landes
G. J. Kunte
Tay- Yaya
Hay Wermark
Lockett Smith
Luther Ervin
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Tekert Held at Clifton Cemetery
Bosque County notices recall a long obituary for a devout Evangeline Church member with deep family ties across Clifton, Roundtop, Carmine, Olney, and Brenham. The text lists 44 grandchildren and many children, recounts a August 0 funeral at the departed’s home and Clifton cemetery, and notes church services led by Rev. H. P. Baur with comforting gospel verses.
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Bosque County
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Sista
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Surura
Broom
Chitral
Varia
Meta
Aiea
Gunnaveckert
Roundtap
Wilie Ickert
Carmine
Otto Ickert
Beaumont
August Tekert
Olney
Alex Tekert
Bpring
Charlie Sekert
Clifton
Elma Jobles
Brenham
Emilix Anz
Cirton
Haldina Reehing
Wille Meinkowsky
Fund Mex
Norma K
Jesus
Christ Han
Emer
Ruse
Mine Elaie
Irene Stanford Homer Erickson
Misa Vern Humphries
Emer Sidney Tennison
Cal
Ou Joe Buckley
Commissioners’ Court
Onder
T. O. Goins
Lars Hockney
Bob Huckabee
Mat Johnson
Shramieiad
Ole Pinstad
Teommon ‘Choolistrict
Commissionera
Ald
Texas
Fragmented Readable Snippets From Various Papers
A garbled compilation cites phrases from multiple newspapers including Detroit News and Philadelphia Inquirer. It mentions topics such as air conditioning, a "brain tryster," Senator Borah, Frieda Blade, and Henry Ford in terse quoted lines without clear context or a unified story.
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Malden
Main
Detroit News
Lowlvill Times
Frieda Blade
Borah Wer
Philadelphia
Ingairer
Thomaston
Henry Ford
Rosa
World cotton consumption dips amid predepression era shifts
New York Cotton Exchange estimates world use of American cotton for the season ending July 31 at about 11.18 million bales, down from 15.68 million a decade earlier. The report notes sharp declines in Britain and Europe, some stability in Japan, and large U.S. government stockpiles skewing figures. The program section promotes cinema at Cliftex with multiple era films and reviews.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Asreo
Sevice
Great Britain
Europe
Irient
Japan
America
United States
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