Community Notes And Local News From The Week
The excerpt reports on local events, people and business in a small town. It mentions a PTA event raising funds totaling 111680, attendance at an educational conference, and church activities. Local residents such as Pauline Sorenson and D L Daud are noted along with new business ventures including a steam press and a meat market. The piece also highlights students, jury service, and weather changing rapidly with a severe cold snap.
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Antocintinn
Wien
Dee
Lutheran Church
Victor Witte
Blinn College
Pauline Sorenson
Crow Plains
D. L. Daud
Dallay
Batwriay
Chas. Hoel
Min
Bre
Terrorwamere
Wek Andere
ALT
Torgerson
Tergersin
W. Rowland
Wat Eins
Bur Ue
Po Feagon
Red
Owen McAdame
Mears
Olaf Johnson
Marton Pidtervon
Lone
Secon
Helmer Anderson
Hinkler
Tindall
Hicu
Ruby Knudson
Providence Sanitarium
Waco
Ufted
Yen
Petit Jury
Meridian
Chrie Enger
Tet Tobe
John K. Weyn
Alle
Chas
Chines
Textbook contracts and renewals spark Texas debate
The Texas text book debate heats as delay in new contracts prompts actions by Governor Neff and the Commission. State Superintendent S. M. Marrs pushes renewal of old texts or readoption for a year, while the Ferguson Administration looms and the panel weighs seven new books and eleven renewals amid stalled agreements.
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Ferguson
M Marrs
Far More Guaranty State Bank Meeting and Census Fragments
A shareholders meeting of the Far More Guaranty State Bank of Clifton Texas is set for January 2 1925 at 2 p.m. in Clifton to elect directors for the coming year and conduct business as needed. The document also contains garbled notes on African American professional roles, quotes attributed to Calvin Coolidge, and fragmented census-like statements about occupations and numbers of Black women in various sectors.
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Farmore Guaranty State Bane
Clifton
Texas
American Legion to Honor Pershing in May Testimonial
New York reports the American Legion will honor Gen. Pershing with a May testimonial at the Hippodrome. A bronze bust by Kilengi will be presented to Geneva. James Drain, national commander, approved the exhibit. Newton D. Baker may deliver the principal address.
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New York
Pershing
Ammertcan Lekan
Lexan
Hitmelf
Geneva
James ‘A. Drain
The
Legion
Dutio Kilengi
Coolidge
South America
U. S
Utah
Hippodromé
Newton D. Saker
Wilson
Gen. Pershing
Queen Theatre Week's Program at Queen Theatre
The Queen Theatre showcases a busy week with films led by Gerald Cranatine and Lady the Bow and Play, plus The Counter Jumper comedy. The Fighting Coward from Magnolia with Ernest Torrence leads a double feature, and Big Timber stars William Deamond in a pine country saga. Constance Talmadge in Enat fe West appears midweek with educational fare and Buck Jones in The Slanderers.
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Kiman
Gerald Cranatene
Gilbert Fest Hores
Larry Lemon
Sid Prices
Chrostmas
Magnolia
Booth Tarkington
Ernest Torrence
Astor
Noah Berry
William Deamond
Big Timber
Ie Ciems
Admiasion We Mide
Edmund Lowe
Adminaton
Zane Grey
Bele Daniels
Lloyd Hughes
Pax News
Amd
Constance Talmadge
Connie
Admiraion
Racket Story Highlights Katydide Noise Compared to Musicians
In Clifton Texas a fragmentary item notes katydids making noise with hind legs and mentions J W Golaton in Quangh with business interests. The text references a Christmas shopping effort and a Ceri Bream family and friends, ending with the line Sheep Wanted.
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J. W. Golaton
Quangh
Ceri Bream
Clifton
Texas
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J. M. Jentuni
Calvin Coolidge
American Legion TO Honor
Henry Ford
United States
Ford
Jensen
Queen Theatre
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Buck Jones
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