Announcement of Democratic primary candidates for county and judge posts
Were authorized to announce the following candidates subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries to be held in July. County Chirk J CUTHIRTIL reelection FM SETPHEN Bor Tax Aguanor 4 GARUBK WYATT McADDEN JM BROWN EW LES SID THOMAS JAMERON 1 & ROWLAND. For County Treaaten ADAMS As TV RSER wen LU ROBIN SUN For Sheri HOMER RANDAL For County Attorney pre tanter UN Por Tux Collerner GRO M AMMONS Jy PERGUSON reeii For Public Weigher HENRY LEE ANDREW DAHL WR MIXON reelection ED HANDLEY WR WHITENBURG JOHN HOMERSTAD J TOM ROWE
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Woo
Garubk Wyatt McAdden
JM Brown
Les Sid Thomas Jameron
Rowland
Henry Lee
Andrew Dahl
Mixon
ED Handley
Whitenburg
John Homerstad
Tom Rowe
Fragmented OCR summary of local notices and names
Fragmented and garbled OCR text mentioning names such as Semmes Wilsons MurTiinh and a reference to Sundays. The readable parts indicate a church or community notice with a list of people, a date in Sunday context, and limited location cues. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Record of a nine year old weighing eleven hundred pounds
A fragment notes a nine year old animal or subject weighing about eleven hundred pounds with unclear context. Mentions Clifton Texas and a doctor named Ixcelsant. The text is partial and lacks a clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixcelsant
Clifton
Texas
Local Social Roundup From TURNERSVILLE and Surroundings
Rain cooled a social weekend as J H Mitchell hosted a Saturday party. Mrs Bone returned to King after a visit with daughter Mrs De Stith. John and Mrs Mitchell and others visited Lanlam, plus Henny Jones, Carl Hinson and families stopped by. Families from Mosheim and Usage visited relatives here, with L Shoyperd and kin also seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mitchell
Atkinson
Lanilyy
Mosheim
L. Shoyperd
Duke Barkley
Barkley
Auily Tre
Uiis Wook
RaMpeic
Governor Campbell on Durham Trial in Austin
The governor said he had taken no action on Hill County’s request to restore citizenship for John Lavell and related matters involving Major Durham. The report notes involvement of a Texas employment agent scheme where Bulgarians were duped out of 1541 dollars with promises of jobs from the Texan Central Railroad and other firms, and警 the police estimate about a thousand foreigners robbed by job agents in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Hill County
John Lavell
Viet Adho
Durham
Pomiten Maries
Hills
Loire
Worth
Central Rallroad
Meridian News Notes From Local Life and Events
Meridian brief highlights include Training School boys building whale trees on school grounds, births and anniversaries, Rev Hightower’s revival planning, singing at Mr Brown’s, Miss Verna and Miss Sadie visiting Clifton, Mrs John Short’s death and funeral, community meetings, a new bridge over Childrens Creek, and Christian appointments update.
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Hightower
Clifton
Tirown
Turner
Verna
Sadie Min
John Short
Chase
Vluck
Tegtether
Mex
May Hal
Childrvas Creeks
Serview
DML
Meir
Woman Pardoned Then Left For Life Sentence In Huntsville
Mrs. Pearl Goode, once jailed in Waco, is now at Huntsville penitentiary for life for her husband Tilden Gooda’s 1905 Limestone County murder. The case drew long appeals, and her jail departure followed a recent governor pardon of white inmates. She traveled with Mrs. Reed to Huntsville, maintaining calm conduct en route and expressing hope for eventual pardon.
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Pearl Goode
Waco
Hontaville
Campball
Tilden Gooda
Limestone County
Ernest L. Reed
Gonde
Reed
Mane
Tilden Goode
Accns
Fations
R. J. Munroe
Dynamite Cap Blows Off Farmer’s Fingers
A farmer living four miles east of town had her fingers and thumbs severely maimed when her children found a dynamite cap. The object, previously given by their father days earlier, exploded as the woman examined a hairpin attached to it. The incident occurred yesterday as curiosity led to a dangerous accident.
Cantonian Cultivator Exhibited on Clifton Streets
A vendor listed as J Rew & Co displayed a Cantonian Cultivator on Clifton streets Saturday afternoon. Local residents observed the contraption and commented on its design as passersby paused to inspect the new creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Oseur
Wanted to Sell My Iuside in Clifton
An ad offers sale of property in Clifton with terms to be arranged by Henry Lowkett. It mentions rent-like payments and invites inquiries. Also an elder note references Mrs. W. E Connolly and a seed garden seller Rea & Co showcasing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuside
Clifton
Henry Lowkett
W. E Connolly
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First National Bank
Hale
Chirk
Bor Tax Aguanor
County
Treaaten Adams
Rser ‘Wen
LU Robin Sun
Sheri
Homer Randal
Por Tux
Collerner Gro
Ammons
Perguson
Reei
Thos Walliott
Starrien
Setudiy Wilsons
Turnersville
Campbell
Meridian
Tamvons
Henry ‘Phoapson
Womack
Rea & Co
Mrs. Pearl Goode
Pen
Mach
Snag As
Reletersibie
Pecutine
Nate
Uefell
St. Louis, Mo
John E. Swenson
Valentines
The
Clifton State Bank
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