Meridian Weekly Spicy News Items Highlights Local Notices
Fragmented regional notes list land deeds, marriages, licenses, sales, and local events. Names include A A Murrigam Fy Hyde and W Foreman. Dates referenced span weeks. notices mention Clifton and Meridian areas with prices such as 61,000.00 and 4,000.00. The item describes community chatter on marriages, property, and upcoming sales plus a gin notice for Sunday.
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Dalkymple
J. R. Piig
Fred
Morrie
Valley
Milin
Palermo
Heslerenh
Chifton
Wright
Rouna Fohmare
Hayman
Bartley Lancal
Shu
Lassuk
Moe
Martin
Marcum Seu Herw
Meg. G. W. Turner
R. Caruth
Moegar
Dick Harris
Valley Milly Wis Ie
Priluy
Coreton to Represent Texas Lines 18 Rate Case in Supreme Court
Attorney General C M Coreton prepares to travel to Washington to represent the Texas Railway Commission in a Supreme Court submission on June 2 concerning passenger and freight rates. The case questions regulatory authority and the constitutionality of the Federal Transportation Act in relation to rail carrier returns. In other local items, church notices report regular services in Norwegian and English with confirmations and catechism meetings announced by Pastor Theodore Lerud.
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Austin
Texas
Rney
C.M. Coreton
Washington
Texas Railway Comminsion
Supreme Court of the United States
Tyne Treg
Commission
Grant & Ais
Queen Theater Program Shows Silent Films and Acts
A mixed program at the Queen Theater features Traveday demo, Hampton presents Mandhe, and Sweet in Simple Sons along with Ruckies and Phantom Foe episodes. Added two reel comedies Footprints and V Comedy, matinee listed. upcoming films include Sunset Boulevard and The Woman Goers with Norma Talmadge, plus other titles and attractions.
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Hampton
Ruth of the Ruckies
William Fox
Mack Jdnen Jy
Pathe Heview
Anita Stewart
Joswph M. Schenck
Norma Talmadge
New York
Tor Heme
Owen Tohnot
Blanche Sweet
Bhirley Mason
Viola Dana
Katherine Macdonald
Penel
Gueringer Ferman
Governor Neff Names Successors to Texas Courts
Governor Neff announced appointments in Waco Texas naming Judge Frank Lee Having of Wasahachie to the Court of Criminal Appeals to succeed Judge W L Davideon. If Judge Hawkins accepts, Will Maneuek of Waxahachie would follow as Judge of the Fortieth Judicial District. Judge Hawkins, a Kis Sams native, served as County Prosecutor and County Judge in his home county and has been Waxahachie District Judge for fifteen years. Judge Nave ine is Southwestern University Georgetown and University of Texas alumnus with a long Texan career.
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Waco
Texas
Pac M. Net
Frank Lee
Wasahachie
WL Davideon
Court of Criminal Appeals
Hawkins
Nef
Will Maneuek
Waxahachie
Hawking
Fortieth
Kissams
Bille Eventy
Naveine
Southwestern University
Georgetown
University of Texas J Nit
Bin
University of Teans
Neff
Public School Notes by E. M. Pharr Sup. List of Monae Students
School notes list Monae pupils across grades with percentages and scores. Names include David Grimland Anna Golden Grate MesSpalden Elmore Tennison Alton Pederson Travis Nelson in First and Second Grades with varied marks. The long roster continues through Third Fourth Seventh and higher grades showing numerous students and scores.
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David Grimland
Anna Golden
Grate MesSpalden
Elmore Tennison
Alton Pederson
Travis Nelson
Tommile Brovstad
Evelin Orbeck
Julian McPadden
Milton Moore
D. M. Buch
Charles Schulzer
Oliver Swenson
Darrell Johnon
Ralph Lane
Funeral services for Maxous L Colwick Jr.
Nine months old Maxous L Colwick Jr. died at Catlan on January 20. His body was brought home for interment with services held at Mrs. B. Johnson’s residence, at the church, and at the cemetery led by Rev. Theo Lerud and Rev. J. K. Rystad. Attendants included Alfred M Amundson and family and Missea Agnes and Lillie Colwick of Dallan. The Norse School Basket Supper supported by a fine program and chocolate cake sale followed, proceeds aiding the school.
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Magnus Ls Colwheh
Catlan
Norse School
Clifton Garage 18 Under New Management Takeover
Clifton Garage 18 announces new management after purchase by Joe Momutt and Ben. They offer full service with inspections, lubes, and storage, inviting town customers to visit and inquire about extras and rates.
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Clifton Garage
Clifton
Raningee
Lubes
Ematlin
Anja
Joe Momutt
Ben
Wichita Falls bans shimmie and cootie crawl dance
Report from Wichita Falls Texas describes a city ban on the shimmie and cootie crawl dances after a Friday night incident at a hotel. The event involved attendees and chaperones as the local authorities move to restrict the dance craze.
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Wichita Falls
Wichita
Texas
Dan
Mate
Himmaie
Meootie Crawe
Walt Cash Ashe
Brazil's Last Empire Legend Recounted in Incomplete Fragments
fragmentary notes recount an early modern struggle involving a seat of government in Brazil. references to a Portuguese revival, a fortress near Sao Paulo, and exiled figures tied to a republic birth are touched on with scarce details.
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Brazil
Unclear OCR Note on Aid Drive and Europe Relief
Fragmented text references a drive to aid Europe during wartime. Mentions Texas, a railway or machine, and delayed offerings to feed starving Europeans. Source wording is garbled and partially illegible.
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Tleburae
Texas
Europe
Thie Rimi
Sanday
Lets Go Chief Slogan of US Troops in War
Washington February 1 Lets go was the chief battle slogan of the American army in the World War Other popular phrases included Where do we go from here and When do we roll Colonel Edward J Munson chief of morale general staff said today for everyday use in rest or in battle the slogan should be kept in mind as a road to victory
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Washington
Edward J. Munson
General Staff
Students urge Wilson to write $150000 article
Washington January 30 students at Wilson College Chambersburg urged President Wilson to accept and write a magazine article paying $150 000 for the endowment fund. The student body about 100 signed a petition asking him to proceed in the name of education despite his refusal. No White House decision was announced.
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Washington
Wil
Wilson College
Chambersburg
White House
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