Miss Miles Visits Relatives as Illness Keeps Her Close
Mrs. Miles remains in California with relatives after an extended visit in Whittier while ill. Eugene Dupuy is cared for by family, and Mrs. E A Priddy travels from Los Angeles to assist evangelists’ families. Other locals, including Mrs. Gene Jarrett of Corpus Christi, spend time visiting and staying with kin in the area.
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Miles
Califorrnia
Ira
Eugene Dupuy
Whittier
Cal
Priddy
Gene Jarrett
Corpus Christi
J.C. Jarrett
Raynond South
Fragmented OCR hints at local polling mail confusion
The readable lines suggest a 17 date related mailing from New, referencing Mies and elections. Readable fragments indicate confusion or misaddressed notices about poll results or voting procedures affecting residents in the Southern region.
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Etnaing Othr
New
Mies
Ile Alten
Wage proposals for public workers face war-time constraints
The speaker argues against permanent wage increases for government workers while the war lasts. He notes grease of 16 percent in wages elsewhere and questions raising pay for postal and telegraph workers, stressing tax funding limits and the need to preserve service quality in Central Texas.
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Texas
Congress
War Time Sacrifices Reflected by Texas District Letter
A wartime message from the Lith Texas District speaks to families with loved ones overseas, urging resilience and personal sacrifice at home. It acknowledges uncertainty about when the war will end and emphasizes shared duty, hope, and collective strength despite hardship.
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Sas
Mosheim Community Members Highlight Obscure Letters
A snippet from a Mosheim notice mentions residents including Rev and Mrs Frank Stone, Mr and Mrs Montval Seheader, and Denahy and Cooree A B Poston. The fragment hints at a social or community acknowledgment among local citizens.
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Mosheim
Im Lane
Montval Seheader
Sue
Mee Denahy
Riverside racing tale stirs local crowd and rivals
A garbled report from a small town recounts a racing event featuring Rivers and Setlas amid noisy support. The piece hints at a notable participant named Mae and mentions Leon and Mannek with hindered clarity, while noting strong wishes and many friends in attendance.
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Rivers & Setlas
Tome Ata
Cotton Bale Totals As Of December 1 1943
Report shows 5 020 bales of cotton stored and 6 696 bales ginned by December 1 1943, reflecting ongoing commodity activity and regional cotton production figures.
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Wwtton
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Smallar
Ole’s Sasy Payfap
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Balding
Texas Company
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