Turkey Gravy and Bread Endorsed by Local bakers
A scrambled clipping notes support for holiday meals with mentions of turkey gravies and breads from Laird's Bread and Jones' Fine Bread. Local figures cite appreciation for Goopell, Gots Market, and Henderson for cream deliveries and other festive sustenance.
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Turkey
Sipodall
J. Te Gerlott
Dr. Goodall
Araahears Athetic Council
Wiseman 'S
Asaf
Conch
Tome
Fry
Tord Stuswell
Marfield
Baylor Mf
Formar
Laird’s Bread
Jones
Gots
Keenderson
Orphan For Leek Asks O Daniel Dee 16 Cor W iiday
Fragmentary content shows a public appeal involving a child orphans asked by a figure named O Daniel Dee. Mentions Texans and Christmas period, and references to state homes possibly in Waco or Gilmer. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Cor Wiiday
Opportunities For Youths In CCC
Feudal phrasing promotes youth chances in CCC program offering scholarships and employment preparation. Mentions assistante roles and leaders, signaling private sector readiness and career training for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Leulers
Elder Dies At Valley Mills Home
F L Elder dies at his Valley Mills home. The obituary notes his age and residence, with scant additional details from the damaged OCR text while preserving the core death notice.
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F. L. Elder
Valley Mills
Narrow Escape as Chevy Washed Downstream
Two Coyote women escaped drowning after their car entered a flooded creek during heavy morning rain. The vehicle was swept downstream a mile, washing away the motor and nearly submerging, with one woman clinging to a tree limb until rescued by a passerby and a doctor later tending to shock and exposure.
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Inity
Valley Mille
Gun Junt
Jeanes
Mia
Toten
Announcement Party Given Tuesday Night
Tuesday evening at 8 o clock Mr Ry R Lane hosted a dinner announcing the approaching marriage of Oliver Milky of Houston and Pauling Lane of Clifton. The reception room featured Chrintman motifs, white cloth table, gilt candle, and red and gold decor. Guests included Lane the honoree, Dallas attendees, and the hostess, with a four course turkey dinner served.
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Ry R Lane
Oliver Milky
Houston
Pauling Lane
Clifton
Placen
Polly
Oliver
Lane
the_hanioree
Fran Bakke
Elizabeth McGilvary Dallas
Mary Coston
Huth Townley Lottie Bettis
Ollia Mae Pederson Whitney
Anita Obenbabe
Tuenéreville
Mexcamet
Raymond Pederon
Bill McDowell
Dallas
A. C Rockway
Meridian Court And Local News Birthday Celebration In Meridian
In Meridian Mrs Phillip Hale Mir RV Ferguson Lumpkin Lumpkin and John Bleeper marked a long running birthday anniversary held for over twenty five years. The party featured poinsettias, a survey dinner and storytelling with guests including Judge Phillip Hole H J Cureton and many Meridian residents plus visitors from Des Moines Hot Dallas Waco and Logan Ranch.
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Ida E. Lumpin
Meridian
Phillip Hale Mir
Ferguson
Lumpkin
John Bleeper
Gunes
Phillip Hole
Fudge
H. J. Cureton
R. YV. Ferguson
Jennie Crow
Mina
Mary Pearl Hale
Marjory Hale
Frank Woodruff
Ido E. Lumpkin
Hattie Bush
Des Moines
Iowa
H .B. Stiles
Wendell Stiles
Dallas
MinniesCillough
John Sleeper
Brown
Bisstames
Guy Briley
Jesse Gandy
Marion Clarke
Mir
Ozelle Waller
B. Roquemore
Corpus Christh
Ale Wilmoth
Cleburne
Robertaon Bunday
Wallace x
Kane Wallacns
Mee
Stade Sk
County H D Council Meets In Meridian Social
The Bosque County Home Demonstration Council held its annual social at the Memorial Library in Meridian on December 14 from 2 to 4 pm. Twenty four women and six children attended despite muddy roads from ongoing rain. The meeting was led by vice-chairman Mrs. Ran Lander in the chairman’s absence, with reports on finances and the cotton mattress program. Members drew meeting subjects for six week cycles and enjoyed carols, a reading, and gifts.
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Bosque County Home Demonstration Council
Memorial Library
Meridian
Ran Lander
C. Bergman
Jake Seljor
Yoea Bank
Joe Ryan
Eas
As “Whitley
Duke
Selton
A. Hardwick
Ic Jd Ing
God Mess America
Christan
Mie
Christine Tree
Funeral for Bert Gaston in Cranfills Gap
Mrs M C Terry reports Bert Gaston’s funeral held Saturday afternoon after his sudden death Friday. He leaves a mother, three brothers and five children. Services were canceled due to rain and cold at local churches. The Woman’s Society met at the Methodist Church. Mrs Buck Gaston and his mother visit Raymond Gaston’s home. Alton Gaston’s tongue surgery progressing. Aunt Mag Gaston ill in Raymond Gaston home. Freddie Parrish visited Ft Worth. John Sorley and Jewel and Mrs Otto Samuelson traveled to Dallas. Alfred Christoffer’s son improving.
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M.C. Terry Bro
Russell
Bert Gaston
Sod
Raymond Gaston
Alton Gustaffeon
Hex
John Sorley
Jewel
Otto Samuelson
Dallas
Alfred Christofferson
Mag Gaston
Freddie Parrish
Ft. Worth
Electoral College Casts Vote Monday in Washington
Washington reports that 631 electors will cast votes Monday to fulfill constitutional requirements for counting in Washington. The expected result: Franklin D Roosevelt for president and Wendell Willkie for vice president. Electors must reach Washington by Christmas or be provided for by special messengers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wan
Persoma
Congress
Franklin
Wendell L. Willkie
Jame Monten
Toki
Quincy Adams
Will Krueger Jr Wins Heifer Calf Contest
Will Krueger Jr of Clifton, teenager, won the Fort Worth Live Stock Market Heifer Calf Contest for the best 100 word essay judged by four livestock experts not connected with the market. He receives a fancy registered Hereford heifer prize and will appear on KGKO radio with market news at noon Friday. A Fort Worth group will escort him to the Bridwell ranch near Wichita Falls to view championship cattle and mesquite eradication work.
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Fort Worth
Bosque County Four ” Club
Will Krueger Jr
Clifton
Krueger
Commission Men
Port Worth
Yaris Co
KGKO
Iduy
Young Kroeger
Will Jr
Joe
Bridwell
King Ranch
South
Texas
Wichita County
Younge Krueges
Southwestern
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Young Krueger
Soil Conservation Reduces Land Losses in East Texas
Marshall Texas November 27 soil conservation practices in East Texas helped curb land loss after recent torrential rains. Agricultural director Elmore Torn of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce said contour furrows terraces buffer strips and pasture endowments worked to guide water. He noted more widespread application was needed to maximize protected soil moisture and economy.
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Marshall
Texas
East Texas
Elmore R. Torn
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Tom
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Leek
O'Daniel
Radio ‘Ie
Waco
Weil Gilmer
Nexroes
Tor & Wook
F. L. Bidet
Giene
Meridian Court
H. D. Council
Cranfills Gap
Electoral College
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