Wife of President Thing of Publicity in Turmoil
The wife of a local president figure invites scrutiny over public life and personal conduct. Reporters note weariness with constant attention as she denies activities and plans to respond publicly. A revivalist pastor, George F. Kurnegay, visited Ohio City and Burleson connections mention upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Kurnegay
Methodist Church of
Ohio City
Burleson
Clifta
Meridian
Pills Prove Fatal to Georgetown Baby in Grovertown
August 22 a one-month-old child of Mr and Mrs John Owens died after ingesting pills in the town of Grovertown Prompt hospital care failed to save the infant The death was discovered after the child collapsed In related social notes Mrs TO Stewart and her daughter visited Stephenville relatives from Clifton Several local residents including JF Garrett of Morgan and Misses Durie Walker Mary Louise Fairbairn attended a Saturday gathering with games and refreshments
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Grovertown
John Owens
Conquistors
Mrs. TO
Stewart
Tithe Damp Ter Marve
Stephenville
Wd. Leper
Clifton
SIFTINGS FROM THE FARM AND RANCH
A collection of brief notes covers diverse topics from farming and ranching. It mentions new small arms powder, a seaport town in Apulia, a church in memory of Saint Nicholas, a critique of college education, a preserved mummy possibly of a chief, and rudimentary notes on ancient embalming and artifacts found near Salis Argentina.
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Apulia
Maly
Bax
Nicholas
Lyris
Bart
Poultry IL 44 Description of Dairy Farm Room Setup
Fragmented OCR text describes a poultry dwelling with 15 by 58 feet dimensions, seven birds, Mara KB, meal and rewewe, high werch, toast on Che awh, resting bee and wine to Sipe, ice Rabding details, fence, board up, four windows each with five double wash MT by 58 inches, arranged at the top. text is garbled.
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Nat
Mara KB
Hamandett
Soehes Insien
Fragmentary historical note on farmhouse exterior and cabin features
Fragmented OCR describes exterior front style and weatherproofing details for a house. Mentions loose siding, storms, mounting curtains, rope boards, a roping hoard, cement Noor, and winter chicken care. Readable details are sparse and inconsistent with many garbled words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neste
Expert Kodak Finishing and Ambulance Mishap Note
An OCR fragment mentions EXPERT KODAK FINISHING offering two day service to finish film at Pricy and Stuart. It also references an Oklahoma City patient hurt after an upper story fall and a locomotive incident. recovery may depend on hospital mattress care, though details are unclear in the fragment.
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KODAK
Filma
Pricy & Stuart
Oklahoma City
Winter Duck Care From Household Feed Advice
A reader shares practical duck care tips for winter feeding. The farmer suggests using a mix of root vegetables, cabbage, leafy greens, and apples, dried in summer and stored. He details cooking and combining with bran and wheat, feeding twice daily in winter and thrice in spring.
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Alec
Aye
Judd
Ivan
Poultry care tips and warnings from a historic note
A fragmented poultry note warns on keeping poultry for profit and reputation. It advises cleanliness, avoiding cellars, managing waste, and not blaming birds. It discusses feather oiliness, turpentine and charcoal tonics, and emphasizes breeding value assessment, disease signs, and diligent daily care.
News at Cranfills Gap Bids, Trips, and Local Sporting Win
Local notes from Cranfills Gap report residents visiting relatives in Crane Gap and nearby towns. Mentions rain and harvest conditions, a broken arm from a street incident, and community travel to Meridian and Gunsight. The revival closed with no new conversions, and the town’s five crew beat Fairy 10 to 4 on the diamond. A fishing party and the first bale of cotton of 1923 are noted, with cotton premium and gin activity.
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Crenfile Gap
Tindall
Olaf Bohne
Annoantees
John Hom
Comanche
Ehh
Hoff
Relerson
Herman Aare
Clarence Perry
Kotton
Coraiana
Wortham
Havin
John Huse Hnd
Childeen
Gunsight
John
Dublin
John Fort
Albert Anderson
Mat Reening
Ry Lurie
Cehoal
Enoe Jenkson
Crane Gaptatay
Mustang
Ole Larson
Cleix
Coston Ammons
Stephenville
Oeetion
Fairy Tenn
Mme
Dellax
Eugene Sego
Fairy Boys
Clyde
Kndall
Noree “Mulls
Alumni Y Menlo
Zaouig
Tilden
HY Manson
Sam’ S
Mary
Ole Jent Magnus Lervon
Martin Wollum
Ivyaty
A. D. Witte
College Cats Outlook for 1923 Football Season
Clifton College anticipates a strong 1923 football season with returnees E. B. Harris and Jake Beljow, plus promising material from last year and new high school talent. Coach Brown to mold a solid line around the capable group as schedules with Meridian, John Talso, Grobbe, Thorp Springs, and Cisemj loom, with Baylor likely inviting competition and fan excitement aimed at wholesome gridiron action.
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Clifton
Clifton Ia
Clifton College
Cate
E. B. Harris
Jake Beljow
Bron Wade
Meridian
John Tasle
Grobbe
Thorp Springs
Cisem J
Baylor Cube
Yocal Fane
Work done in this city with our dentist Dr Hoover
The passage notes work done in the city with Dr W W Hoover and mentions filing territory extending into two counties. A boy named Bloyd Wold was taken to Wacco Saturday night for appendicitis surgery and was reported to be doing nicely. Jay Hiall and James H Knight left on Monday to visit relatives and friends.
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W. W. Hoover
Bloyd Wold
Wacco
Jay Hiall
James H. Knight
Wonday
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the Queen Theater
Africa
Thing
Washington
Ave
Coolidee
Soall
Howe
Georgetown
JF Garrett
Morgan
Abe Teeford
Thomas A. Edson Vaya
Nystam
Salis
Argentina
Teporta
Axterior
Hon Hewen
State of
Texas
Guaranty Fund Bank
Farmers Guaranty State Bank
the Farmers Bank
Clifton, Texas
Tom GC. Parks
Arnold Brandes
Doultry
Clifton National Bank
Unata Sam
Orm
ELAS
Cranfills Gap
By Chris L Bohne
Waco
Carpenter Bros
Charles Hotel
A. Taylor
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