RNERSVILLE Honor Roll for the Third Month
RNERSVILLE honor roll lists students by grade with percentages. Names include Ruth Kunkel Alma Spitzer Edward Eckols Mildred Conrad Christene Conrad Clarence Conrad Willie Wagner Otto Wagner and others with grades ranging from 0 to 99.
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Rnersville
Noreth
Harbert Larmert
Ant Bama
Kunkel
Oliver Kroll
Ruth Kunkel
Alvin Spitner
Wayland Luck
Evelyn Boman
Opal Arther
Dorothy Helms
Edward Eckols
Mildred Conrad
Christene Conrad
Oracke
Amond Spitzer
Elvie Hater
Christene Boman
Irene Conrad
Levine’ Kunkel
Clarence Conrad
Willie Wagner
Otto Wagner
666 to a prescription for Goldy
A fragment notes a prescription tied to various ailments including Grippe and Dengue with unclear wording and missing context. The text suggests a historical medical record or request but lacks complete names or actions.
St George Hotel Message Promises Homey Stay
Hotel tour ad promises a welcoming lobby and spacious parlors for guests. Text mentions Ayuely wpend the ay tx Deg and a homey experience at the St George Hotel.
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St. George Hotel
Scandinavian Lutheran Church announces choir and service schedule
The Scandinavian Lutheran Church lists events: Old Society meeting at Mrs. Gilbert Heier's home on Thursday 8, Junior Choir practice Friday 6:30, Senior Choir, catechumen classes Saturday, Sunday School at 10, communion services at 10, no evening service. Also notes a semi annual Clifton College Corporation meeting on Feb 6 and mentions William Green of Ohio, former Mine Workers secretary, with context about state senate ideas.
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Gilbert Heier
Boniot
Catechumens
Ltock N.m
Ance
Lee
Clifton College Corporation
The Line of Least Resistance by Phebe K Warner
A short allegorical tale follows droplets forming a stream as they seek an easier path. They learn the value of collective effort, bearing a burden toward a shared destination, guided by a divine purpose.
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Phebe K. Warner
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Mule sale ends with tiny bid in Texas town tale
In Troup on a Saturday, the highest bidder paid four cents for a mule, the crowd laughing as the farmer who won noted its teeth were in bad shape. The scene extended beyond the bid as onlookers teased and reflected on life’s uphill climbs and the metaphor of drifting along.
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Jim Adams
Dewagyn
Jost
Governor Ferguson Signs First Measure In Austin
Governor Miriam A Ferguson signed Senate Bill 62 transferring title 9 steel rails from the State Highway Department to the State Railroad. The bill, introduced early in the session at Lynch David’s request, marks Ferguson’s first enacted law. She attended early morning sessions while recovering from a cold, with her husband handling conferences in her absence.
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Austin
Miriam A. Fergwon
Senate
State Highway Department
Lynch David
Ferguson
Executive Mansion
Jranes Quaun Warilage Celebrated At Home
Jranes Quaun Warilage is celebrated with attendees including Ma and Ms M E West and Mr and Mee Canateson. The couple will reside at 550 Weet Ninth Street with the groom employed by the Texas Mafining Company in this city.
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M. E. West
Mee. Canateson
Weet
Ninth Street
Texas Mafining Company
Poultry Remedy Promises Health Boost and Insect Control
An advertisement touts a star parasite remover described as a wonderful poultry remedy. It claims to tonify, purify blood, prevent disease, and keep fowls free of insects when added to drinking water, backed by a money back guarantee. The text also references a legend about Indigenous Americas receiving coin from the Creator.
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Carpenter Brothers
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Glifton, Texas
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Clitton
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Rooom
Brooks
the Scandinavian
Lutheran Church
Willian Green
Ohio
Vies-Presi
Amarica
Ia ‘35
Ie Ee Iwogrerivine
Sak
State Senate
Ren
Suse Insurance Ses
H. W. Hering
Minty Man Beilding
The
Record
Dallas News
Sovernor
Jas. M. Robertson
Meridian
Tstiorien Clifton Battery Co
JR McSpadden
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