Big Patent and Screenings at the Tig Dog House
A vivid listing of late show features includes novelty acts labeled Big Patent and The Tig Dog House two reel dog talkie with Winnie Lightner Joe E. Saly Oil Dorothy Revier and Carpentier. The program promises humor romance and musical acts with added Paramount News rounds and titles Widow from Chicago Along Come Youth Jem Lage and more. Also noted is a Methodist church bandy show at 12 m with Rev Langston and a Ladies Missionary Society gathering and prayer services. The article also mentions a civic program with local clergy and college choirs and a note on awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission decision on the Texas-Pacific railroad line and a United States Revenue Cutter Service history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandar
Winnie Lightner
Joe E
Dorothy Revier
Carpentier
Jos E. Brown
Wisseis
Ladgher
Ench
Gaeren
Jon E. Beoch
Tiptows
Mare
Chisago
Jem Lage
Joao Uip
Fragmented OCR Poetry Referencing War and Travel
A fragmented OCR snippet blends travel imagery with war themes and old phrasing. It mentions an ocean journey to Worth or Tylegran, a halfback, and a wartime memoir tone about trench life, old lovers, and distant roads. Phrases include coastal routes in Colorad and distant reeds, hinting at a reflective, oblique historical fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evargemang
Berms
F. Worth
Trench Bie
Phraas
Sinew
Detroit
New
Fale
Alaciere
Ty Bo
Fort Worth Car Crash Kills Woman Passenger in Bus Collision
In Oklahoma a woman identified as Mrs. Behults sister-in-law Mrs. Sam Cook and other passengers traveled toward Fort Worth when a Southland Greyhound Lines bus collided with a car. The car, driven by Hardie, skidded on a slippery stretch after attempting to pass two vehicles. The car overturned, two occupants died, five bus passengers were uninjured, and several others, including Mrs. Hardie, were hospitalized in serious condition. The wreck occurred near Har rindale stock farm as the bus headed to Abilene from the terminal in the city. Mrs. Julia Bimmons and others from Weatherford were among the injured. Mr. Hardie, unconscious at hospital, suffered skull fractures. Mrs. Hardie initially regained consciousness but could not describe the crash. The incident followed a spur of the moment decision to visit Fort Worth to care for her ill daughter.
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Fort Worth
Behults
Sam Cook
Burnley
Hardie
W Allen
Oklo
Anid
Wees
Oklahoma
Henderson
Southland Greyhound Lines
Weet
Abilene
Vanion
Hee
Howe
Harte
Julia Bimmons
Brackenridge
Mint
Christoval
Mra
M. Roote Jr
Weatherford
Roy J. Johnson
Jin Hall
Breckinridge
Hall
Methodist
Tong
Vanee Tale Hardie
Allen
Sealix
Fort
Tor
Ieee
Wind scales and limits in a weather guide
The article describes wind speeds from light to whole gale and hurricane. It defines moderate wind 13 to 18 miles per hour causing dust and moving leaves, fresh wind 19 to 24 mph bending trees, strong wind 26 to 91 mph moving large branches and snapping wires, and gale thresholds around 65 to 69 mph uprooting trees. It notes hurricane winds exceed 75 mph with widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Howe
Honor Roll of Public School Names and Grades Listed
Long list of students by grade and name appears, with partial and garbled OCR. Includes multiple grades from 9th to 11th, various surnames such as Hurst McSpadden Swenson Wortgaard Murphios Mallba Pederson Kunkel Hitler Scher and others. Also includes a Card of Thanks for a Clifton College tribute with broken sentences and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Canutesan
Opal Hurst
Grace McSpadden
Martha Louise Swenson
Mary Wortgaard
Vione Murphios
Sue Vivien Mallba
Raymond Pederson
Ruth Kunkel
Curtis Palernon
Elbert Helton
Margaret Hill
Roth Johle Wa
Alave Landheaf
Cleo Holt
Johnie Polk
Jou
Mauidette Tenniaon
Mildred Hill
Norene Oswald
Elizabeth Torrone
Anne Marie Bajes
Sack Nabors
Jon Dall
Alice Marie Nelon
Helen Rotbery
Father Haugen
Dorothy May Fallin
Moselle Murphree
Georginna Swenson
Halen Carpenter
Aurey Cottle
Neema Har Logeins
Porell Resta
Vath Tebow Devseeort
Grande
Oe MoBomiden
Daniel Orbeek
Jane Brandefer
C. Low Stumet
Gladys Canuteson
Helen Wttin
Anita Kunkel
Jenn Mas Windham
Buster Simmons
Mitton Dale
William Bertrand
Darwin Jenson
Ford Rubber Farm venture ends amid Brazilian setback
Reports from Para and the Amazon say Henry Ford halted his rubber farm project on the Tap-1 Jalon river after spending millions and employing up to 3,000. Workers were cut to about 200 as Americans quit and others moved to a new Australian post in Para awaiting transport. Local tenants and suppliers faced adjustments as tensions rose over leasing plans and future mineral developments in Upshur County.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brasil
Roazon
Hees Ford
Para
Amazon
Ford
Detroit
Jalon
Tropics
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R.A. Langston
Gatesville
Wokn
Misionary Society
Bearkett
Bao
Jes Wise
Lices
J. A. Orbeck
Civic Ladies
Tyssen
Clifton College
Raley
Clifton Indepant
Jdentchhool
Nixon
H.C. Pederson
Trinity Ladien Aid
College
St. Olaf
Interstate Commerce
Teaas-Paeite Railroad
Bib Spring
Revenue Cutter
Amrrice
The
United States Joint Quand
Panaceariten
Reuters
Clifton College Taruity Tate
DWM Dry Goods Co
Clifton, Texas
Virginia Hart and
Annie Rooney
Upshur
Treme
RR. Waldrop
Meridian
Elmo
Chester
Clifton
Community Que Co
Eecemsary
Olly A.A. Aitier
Chevrolet
Lstardefer Chevrolet Company
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