Bon Is Born To Governor Moody In South Dakota
A local birth notice reports Bon, born to Governor and Mrs Dan Moody, amid family and church notices. The item includes references to a Presbyterian Sunday School event, a brief medical discussion of Pasteur’s discovery, and upcoming services and a sale listing at 2280 … with prayer meeting noted. The fragmented text also mentions a poetical or literary talent line and a meeting of the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon IS Born
TO Governor
Mrs Dan Moody
Community urged to support local merchants
The News urges town residents to patronize Garland merchants who stock common goods and offer fair prices. It argues that buying locally sustains churches and schools, and warns that ignoring local shops harms the community in the long run. Citizens are urged to show loyalty and support for those who back the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulse Barzaine
Roerchant
Chime
Murchant
Bettewes
Valley Mills notices mix of visits and events
A crowd of visitors and locals shared news at Valley Mills and Meridian. Tales include Troy Foley’s temporary stay, Mrs. J Lewie visiting, the Bille family flu, Louise Wray’s San Angelo visit, Charley Danaby’s return from Happy, and Miss Minnie Fitzhugh’s weekend with Fort Worth friends. Also noted are Luther Raley’s former students visiting, and a Stockton-like account of Christmas and hospital visits. a church notice from the Methodist pastor invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Valley
Killpatrick
Troy Foley
Taft
Carbon
Gaterville
Tom Wesbitt
J. Lewie
Meridian
P16
Potts
Luther Raley
J.C. Bille
Hamilton
Louise Wray
San Angelo
Mire
Jim
Campbell
Will
Charley Danaby
Happy
Texas
Mix
Pat Sherwood
Minnie Fitzhugh
Misaoa
Maggie
Esther Overstreet
Fort Worth
Fitzhugh
Minses Gerstrude
Margaret Standefer
Edna
Roquemore
Josephine Ganan
Uncle Sam Post Office Contract Sparks Local Printer Debate
The Red Wing Republican notes that the Post Office plans to spend about 100 million dollars in the fiscal year, awarding a contract exceeding 15 million in envelopes and printing. Critics say this government procurement crowds out local printers, threatening small businesses and pricing fairness. The piece urges support for the National Editorial Association in opposing what it calls socialist, unfair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Red Wing
Minnesota
Repubean
Inslopes
Ihuainess
Tnshwesh
National
Ealitorial Association
Meares
Unexplained Albinos From Darien Examined In New York
In 1924 a group described as white Indians from Darien were brought to New York and studied by noted anthropologists and ethnologists. Most scientists lean toward albino or pseud albino explanations, noting their pale complexion and lack of Caucasian blood, though the exact cause remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darion
New York
Marah
Pseuidon
San Blas
Darien
Unclear OCR Names Themed Community Notices
Fragmentary text mentions individuals with partial affiliations and places. The readable parts reference dates and local names but lack full context or coherent events. The record preserves the scattered names and potential community connections without clear actions or outcomes.
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Hillsdale
Jellow
Atlantic
Pacific
Moody
Ora Glbert
Dan Indy
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Claus
Pasteur
Medien
Mtmion Servier
Beagle
Ernie
Poitnda
Ali
Mule Purcell
Punter
W. Mering
Ane
Valley Mills
Summers Hinton
Pasadena
Francis M. Carter
Preumunia
Tanga
Hoscoe Peters
Onah
Nebraska
Ae Peters
Roscoe
Tsa
Omaha
Kimbrough
Porbock
Clifton
Ie & Stuart
Cruach
Rhodiss
Woman's Missionary Society
Furden
Whd
Roosevelt
Ofethodiet
W. T. Boulware
Graheus
A. C. Jehle
Addrent B.C. Belch Jr
Mintleton Drive
Ft. Worth
Teo Ab-Ste
Dison
SiMe Saver HT
F. Digs
Meteg
Cay
Dee "Om
Abibena
Campi
Dicae
Bisa
J. Beinna Ablow
Perry Shipley
Millers
T. A. Bolt
Little Porky Arby
Mrv
Tom Grecian
Mllissry
Goodyear
Clistom Service
Edgar H. Rachuig
City Hall
Grifton, Texas
Power National
Intereatina
Oatracelva
Rumely
OM. Browntad
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