Waco Temple Interurban Careers Jumble of Names
A garbled OCR passage lists figures connected to the Waco Temple Interurban. Names include Wright, Davidson, Bryan, Carthy, Haag, and Alexander, with roles such as vice president, secretary and treasurer, attorney, thief engineer, and chief surgeon. The text references Texas locations and interurban operations amid heavy garble.
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Ryfe
Waco Teves
Wright
Waco
Teams
L. Davidson
Texan
Alva Bryan
Carthy
Wal
G. Haag
Temple
Tess
RJ. Alexander
Tex
Investment prospect discussed with Central Texas Electric Railway official
Dir WW Stem special representative of the Central Texas Electric Railway Co is in Chittom W with headgingt ice at the Nelson House and will be glad to explain the investment feature. He invites prospective investors to talk with Mr Steinhe about a proposition worthy earnest consideration connected with the Waco Temple Interurban.
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Stem
Central Texas Electric Railway Co
Chittom
Nelson House
Waco-Temple
Stein
Bond Issuer Faces Defeat in McLennan County Vote
In McLennan County Justice Precinct No 7 voters rejected a plan to issue bonds totaling 150,000 for road improvements. The February 1 decision was by a two to zero margin with the measure failing to secure approval.
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Wace
Teas
Bridge and Highway Construction Update Near Cox Pasture
The article notes progress on Highway C construction with a completed fence through Cox pasture and trading begun. Sections advance with bridges and culverts to be of concrete, road width about 86 feet, and overall work led by engineer Van Bing with regular updates in the town.
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Vovimanioner Balebor
Wiley Sohn Coffey
Waldo
van Bing
Tm Care
Siihieila
Atv
Pina Rustier
Grand jury in federal court weighs naturalization case
The Waco federal court grand jury convened to hear naturalization proceedings. Judge Duval West presided with District Attorney Hugh R. Robertson of San Antonio and JH Rogers of Angwn among attendees. The defendant Simon O ins resided at 1 Temple.
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Waco
Tony Hue
Simon O Ins
Temple
Hugh R. Robertson
San Antonio
United States
JH Rogers
Angwn
M. Jerkony
Duval West
Transplanting Fruit Trees From Old Instructions
The guide describes preparing holes two feet wide for apples and peaches, soaking roots, trimming to 10 inches, planting deeper than nursery level, and packing soil firmly. It advises wrapping roots in a wet sack, transporting in a barrel of water, and applying two inches of topsoil after setting for best growth.
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Chena College
Fragmentary remark on compliments and gender roles
A garbled excerpt discusses compliments toward a man and a woman, noting differing perceptions and a claim of a marvelous link to a three pacifier. The passage lacks clear context, names, dates, or concrete events to anchor a full summary.
Ward Seeks District Judge Seat in 18th Judicial District
Irwin T Ward, born in Cleburne, seeks election as District Judge for the 18th Judicial District covering Sobnnan Bosque and Somervel counties. He highlights legal career with Pierce Ward, wartime service as a major, and calls for youth in the office, contrasting with a four-term incumbent. He urges voter engagement and personal conversations. Also notes stray items on health and a Red Cross report from Poland about potatoes as currency.
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Sobnnan
Bosque
Somervel
Cleburne
Polytechnic College
University of Texas
Sam
Pierce
Ward
France
Germany
Peenent
Irwin T. Ward
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