Curios Relics of Old Mexico at State Fair of Texas 1921
Curios relics from Mexico will be shown at the State Fair of Texas during the 1921 season. The exhibition features Aztec and Toltec artifacts, ancient Chinese influences, and a display on Mexican civilization. Presented as part of a broader study of Mexico’s past, the collection aims to illuminate historical connections and cultural exchanges for fairgoers.
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Old Mexico
Texas
Asiay
Dulsig
Wilerwton
Toran
Uirion
Wehdets
Trey
oFani
Mexico
Arca Fund
Temple Boy Kills Friend Over Unloaded Gun
In Temple Texas on August 20 Gerald Rutledge, 13, died after a supposed unloaded shotgun discharged by 12 year old Herman Shin. The gun, kept at a home where the boys played, had been warned against handling it. The weapon discharged when Rutledge picked it up and pointed it at him, causing fatal injuries.
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Temple
Texans
Gerald Rutledge
Herman Shin
Governor urges swift action on state appropriations
Austin August 1 Governor Nef sent a message to the Legislature today urging prompt votes on appropriations. He notes they delayed redistricting and complains of tardy action. He cites first year appropriations near 22 million dollars and projects ample funds to meet demands with a 19 to 22 million range and a possible 16 rate in the following year.
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Austin
Texas
Govenor Nef
Iteang
Satterwhite
Prickly Ash Bitters Offer Remedy for Torpid Liver
An old advertisement claims Prickly Ash Bitters cures bilious impurities, improves wit, and brightens the mind by "heating the brat" and cleansing the body. Sold by Carpenter Bros, Augusta, at 125 per bottle.
Local News Items From Valley Mills
Local items note Miss Inez Short visiting here with her sister Mrs Robert Burns. Many residents travel to Fort Worth Dallas on business. Mrs W A Sidon of the McNeill sales force plans a vacation. Families visit relatives in Dallas Waco and Clifton. The Girl Scouts are in camp at Woo Springs under Mrs L B Tales. George Tibbs of Granview visits with Will Tibbs and family. Mrs LB Platt of Dallas returns home with husband after a weekend visit.
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Inez Short
Robert Urns
A. A. McNeill
Fort Worth
Dallas
Sidon
McNeil
Craig Mt Logan
Viel
Mia ‘T Logan
Carrie
Florence Allen
Frien
Auatio
V.A. Huser
Irving
Tovoek
Bullocks
Bie
Hhims Ab
Mes
Jule Standefer
Waco
A A. McNeill
Pres W. Standefer
Sabay
Milsey Walker
M. E Seare
Joe Jarrett
McNeill
Kathleen Weather
Clifton
Hugh Armas
Dart Francie
Weesersday
le Spurlin
Fray
Rome
Oklahoma
Dane Cass
Tao
Mallont
Abilene
Dulko Cation
Dave
Maia
Colorado
Jiro
New Mexicw
Texas
Toolwink
Ant
RM. Townley
Goutal
Awa. McNeill
Wile Sue
Ity
E.W. Bestges
Neue Tuenerseille
George Tibbs
Graneview
Will
Cl J
R. A. Tibbs
LB. Platt
Alice Sage
Itch Engine Hits Local Delivery Car Mishap
A fragmentary report describes an incident near Clifton involving a delivery car and an engine last Monday. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event appears to involve a derailment or collision with local figures named Clifton and Kokomo in a northeastern area.
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Nolly
Clifton
Huford Pierson
Gerad
Clifton Wal
Oman
Kokme
Faye Rerio
Corn Turning Farm Ways Near Bartlett
August 20 report describes local farmers around Bartlett converting corn into a form called Uacon. The piece notes rising barley and whiskey production, mentions farm families, and references local markets and prices. The Record and Titas News list subscription costs at $2.50 annually.
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Maputo
UMC
Monica
Ace
Asia
Imere
Temple Boy
Dallas News
Whitman
Valley Mills
Brom Valley Bute Tribune
FISK
Deliveia
Bartlett
Harriett
Tr Heen
Earlaud
Arun
Perm
Etope
Wach i Lance
Burtitt
Joy Blimne
Ant Titas News
Clifton Record
The
Texas Telephone Company
A.A. Babel