Drivers License Law Applies for Early 1086 Renewals
Residents must carry a valid driver’s license issued by the Amesgors and Collectors office starting February 14, 106 and have until AGM to secure a license. Ages 1 to 16 require parental accompaniment. applications must be sworn. Public sites listed for license and plate processing run February 18 to March 18 with specific daily slots, urging early visits to avoid rush and bring old receipts.
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Department of
Amesgors and Collectors
Iredell, Bank
Townley Seeks County Commissioner Seat from Precinct 4
A Bosque County voter announces candidacy for County Commissioner from Precinct 4. After 19 years on local roads, Townley pledges practical experience and dedication to fair, full benefits for the precinct and county, urging voters to support his bid. Official newspaper notice appears in The Record and Darian News.
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Bosque
Mary
Everyday Prices in Furnishings Ad Amid Hazy Listing
A cluttered ad lists furniture and home goods with distorted text. It mentions garments like drawers and wigs and hints at prices and items, though many entries are garbled. The readable items include sleepwear and basic domestic furnishings.
Valentine greetings and school news from Feridian Creek
The Feridian Creek School News covers valentine greetings and social plans, with sports notes on a recent loss to Turkey and tennis practices for boys and girls. Class news highlights map work on Europe and Asia, study of the New Era, and a unit on Texas geography and history.
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Saint Valentine
Turkey
Crook
Meridian Creek
Bie
Europe
Asia
Cayote School News highlights seventh grade and county champions
Editorial notes PTA meeting with 25 members and refreshment. Seventh grade backs after warmups while ninth grade faces midterms and exemptions. Girls basketball wins rural county tournament 34 18 12 50 13 11 10 with key players cited. boys claim county championship under coach Price Hobrood. Appreciation extended to Iredell supporters and officials.
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Cial
P. T. A. Memi
Bors
A.W
Garnoraville
Ealy
Womackerl
Pine Firevente
Cor Wijlake
Sadler
Kruse
Anita Kruse
Edna McMillan
Norbert Miller
Over Hampe
Herbert Weil
Alfred Henkelman
William Zuehibe
Elmer Kruse
Preston Reed
Jack McMillan
Price Hobrood
Nurse
Turkey Creek
Iredell
Thin
Gasoline Tests Show Leaded and Aviation Mixes Underperform
Washington reports from the Bureau of Standards detail a 300-hour engine test of four gasolines. No. 2 aviation gasoline without lead performed well. leaded gasoline caused white deposits and erratic RPM drops. After switching to No. 4 aviation fuel, the engine stabilized. No. 14 hours to completion with a different gasoline showed no trouble. The study notes octane ratings around 78 for leaded fuel and 104 to 108 for aviation fuel.
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Star-Telegram
Washington
Bureau of Tiew
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Hich Wne
Baren of Standorile
Bureau Carribes
Gale
Avis
Rom Ganaline AG
Twiu Thelves
Schow Oil
Harmony School Literary Society Plans Sixth Meeting
Harmony School notes its sixth Literary Society meeting set for Friday February 14 1946 with a program including songs dialogues readings and a Lincoln act. New officers will be elected for the society at term end and a Valentine box will be opened after the program.
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Harmony Literary Society
Valentine
Detette
Fle
Actonde
Lincoln
Lita
Dorothy Jenson
Mldred
Raymond Hoven
Raadings
Knute Knud
Dorothy Hower
Literary Society
Sredeli
Wonmek Wnd
Ore
Tests Detect Real Diamonds by Properties and Tests
The article explains how diamonds are identified by physical traits such as specific gravity about 8.462, hardness, light refraction, and dispersion. Genuine diamonds cut glass, resist water drop marks, and erase marks from an aluminum pencil, whereas imitations may scratch or leave marks. At the mines, scientists use instruments for more tests.
Sunday School Attendance Woos Cold Weather Curb
News from Lanes Chapel reports Sunday school attendance declined due to cold weather. Families and guests visited Clifton and Turnersville areas. Local reports note illnesses, relatives visiting, and a December terracing effort in Palo Pinto County with planned orchards. 4-H livestock projects show strong participation with 150 club boys enrolled for 1986.
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Fual
Lowell Cox
Kirby Cox
Near Clifton
Joe Bearden
Sparnville
Joe McCormick
Spurgeon Weiler
Clifton
Ry M. Lane
Cipde Turner
Turnersville
Avery Dan
Dolphne Dunsby
Joe McCormack
Floyd Vickrey
Stella
Fredell
T. M. Grey
Palo Pinto County
Rownery
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D. Preston Hornbuckle
Townley
Record
Darian News
SUUAR
Porniture PoLisa
Hommes
Arn
Ates
CMA
Armas Jenson
ClnToy, Teraf
Feridian Creek School News
Texas
King Ranch
Kingsville
Tene
Delaware
Didesas
Avik Byrd
Waco
Cayote
Reltor
Anita Wheelig
Harmony School
Lanes Chapel
H. J. Cureton
Meridian
TREAS
Swift & Co
Cuas
Rhoades
Chifton
Charlie Schmidt Cafe
Fricke Building
Miller's
Linn
Lane
No. Santos
Winesap
Lane’s Food Store
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