Cats Rally In Doubleheader Despite Slow Start
A fragmented report covers a Clifton Cats doubleheader with mention of Eddy’s four touchdowns and Harris to Westley for a point after, amid unclear play-by-play details. Separately noted are weathered stats on grain loading and a obituary for Mrs. Ed Larson of Dallas, plus a theater ad for upcoming films and local church notices.
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CATS
Clifton Allege
Cate
Cam
Eddy
Farcely
Harrie Helson
Harris
Westley
Bry Westley
Seljon
Throweh Ansiner Susen
Lowt
Ed Wee
ED Larson
Dallas
T. Lamon
C. A. Carlson
Clifton
Lutheran Church
Ible Claas
Norweg
Parashial Door
Ladion Ald
Misat
Finis Johnson
Cleburne
John F. Rowe
W. L. Eason
Waco
W. V. Odle
Iredell
Ed Nichols
Morgan
Pat Caruthers
Koppers
L. T. Cunningham
Houston
Tittle and Family
Irene Dunlap
Rockdale High School
John Odie
Mini Fay
Foresta
Carl Ode
Fort Worth
Bodie Touchstone
Meridian High School
San Antonio
W. D. Hale
Er RN
Ferguson
Wesh Fackeine
Vernon Chiles
Man Accidentally Shot Near Manca Texas
Hale Hooke of Mill County was accidentally shot this afternoon in Texas with the bullet centering in the leg between the hip and knee. Sam Mooney called Saturday and road hit Recor dates moved up to dun sitory.
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Manca
Mill Cou
Texas
Hale Hooke
Sam Mooney
Dunsitory
Vyatem
Meridian Grand Jury List and Court Proceedings Dec 6
Judge J T Ward presided as Grand Jury named Adams as foreman and 17 others at Meridian district court. Several civil suits were listed for March 1923, with many cases continued to clear criminal docket. Jury lists for Meridian and Valley Mills included dozens of residents. licenses and local notices noted marriages and court visitors from nearby towns.
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Meridian
Texas
J. T. Ward
District Court
Ota
George I. Adams
Foreman
M. Gandy
C. A. Mitchell
Prustt
Iredell
Hh. Whitworth
Ray Palmer
Kopperl
Ole
Bakke
B. R. Arthur
A. Bronstad
Clifton
W. G. Goodsall
Craig Logan
Valley Mills
Briscoe
Baliff
Will Baxter
Mt. Iredell
John Hill
Marion Morrison
Marian
Haley
Tom Gandy
Dia
W. ML
Sleeper
Sleeper Milling de Grain Co
Wuit
Jerve Flale
W. W. Todd
RM. Turner
Luther
Levy
Eleanor Jennings Ve. Firet
Guaranty State Bank of Clifton
RM. Burne Va
F. G. Golden
Burns
C. Bowman
E. H Harris
T. Mitchvil
J. F. Tidwell
J. W. Clanton
H. L. Phillips
VM. McMullen
Tom Bates
Valley Mille
Cay Pearson
C. Knudsen
Frank Bradstreet
G._D. Grimland
Arthur
RT. Woemack
J. Dansby
Mosheim
B. Fort
John Dahl
Cranville Gap
PC. Dahl
M. Bukky
Norse
Duke
J. T. Gale
Morgan
W. Ham- Jin
Wainut Springs
George Davidint
Petit Jorymen
Meridiah
Ivez
D. E. Bullock
Charles Richards
Jeanes
Clyde Harrin
Conrad Phillips
W. H. New
Oscar A. Omen
Ton
C. D. Morgan
Ole O. Olion
W. C. Pallmyer
J. P. Anderon
Bruce Barton
Ole Solberg
W. D. Terrell
AH. Perry
A. J. Myers
Ay Hy Inensee
Ed Greer
J. W. Henry
M. L. Lambert
Sem Sheppard
Tilden Hastings
C. E. Ellingson
Fred Ar ¢Thur
Fred Ar ¢Thur, 8. P. Barris, T. C. Day, H. B. Strong, J. W. Greenwade
E. W. Hallmark
Harry Duvall
C. A. Hanson
W. K. Henshew
Adolf Weide
J. D. Higginbotham
F. M. Jamison
Walter Miller
Dora Zander
HF. Smith
Annie Conrad
D. R. Youngblood
Dora Biltines
Don't Torment Yourself by Ruth Cameron Paraphrase
A narrator reflects on guilt from perceived consequences and the limits of hindsight. She recounts two anecdotes about decisions to end a situation or protect others, noting how outcomes may not prove cause and effect. The piece questions whether remorse or certainty follows from past choices.
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Ruth Cameron
Philip
Phillip
Ady
Fam| Jy
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