Local Holiday Guests and Community Notices
Christmas season arrivals and departures mark the town as residents host visitors from Cen, Los Angeles, Po Pla, and Moody. Minnie Lee Breeding returns to school after holidays, Lucille McKelvy and George McKelvy visit from San An and University, with family time noted. John Lafayette dies at his Valley Mills home, burial at Valley Cemetery.
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Otis Compton
Cen
B Compton
Tweedy
Los Angeles
Po Pla
Minnie Lee
Moody
Lucille McKelvy
San An Brelyn
George McKelvy
University
Dawson
Eptember
of Georgia
John Lafayette
Valley Mills
L. P. Raley
Jaughter
Mary Ann
Galveston
Lawrence McMillan
L. J. Wilkins
Serena Ann
Waxahachie
H. J. Gibbs
Henry Gibb
Trinity
Tome
Eula
Governor Grants Clemencies Amid Pardons Clash
The report compares clemency grants across governors Ferguson, Sterling, and others, noting Ferguson issued 200 clemencies in December plus 55 pardons and 184 conditional pardons, while Sterling issued 32 staff and 2 conditional pardons along with 12,270 general paroles. The piece links clemency activity to public interest, with mentions of upcoming religious services and local residents visiting family during holidays as filler context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Texas
A. Fermuson
Ymare
Vat M. Nutt
Pergson
Ferguson
Sterling
Inauguration Events Set for Texas Officials in Private Sessions
A flurry of oath ceremonies and appointments comma state officials begin new terms. William Enttan and Harmer McCraw prepare for office in private sessions while McCraw’s aides start work January 1. Railroad Commissioner Lan Asmith to be sworn January 25 as Ernest Thompson named chairman for two years. John H. Sharp sworn December 2 as a Supreme Court member, marking the first of the new state officials to assume office. Umbrellas appear in America in 1772 and a Minnesota student proposes a new bridge design, with a Dallas News note on dog country realities.
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Bock
Cganeral
William
Enttan
Harmer
Menten
McCraw
Alfred
Comiiasioner
Lan Asmith
Com
Ernest Q. Thomp
Smith
Thompson
Joge
John H. Sharp
Aupreme
CAMP FIRE ADDRESSES AND FARM NOTES OF TEXAS
A garbled dispatch from Texas recounts farm scenes and garden efforts. It notes Banat officials handling a camp fire incident, Abe W. G. Patrier of Omaha avoiding smoke, and talks of Titus county farm events. It mentions 8000 early plantings, 11000 pounds of sweet clover saved, and concrete work at Ennis Creek schoolyard for shrub beds.Mrs T H Kelly of Parker county undertook yard improvements and a Baker Home Demonstration Club project. Ramsey's Nursery advertises fruit trees, evergreens, and ornaments in Austin with a March 15 date.
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Banat
Abe W. G. Patrier
Omaha
Titus County Farmery
Texas
Plaina
Inger Behertus
Jeweon Hia
Ennis Creek
T. H. Kelly
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Parker County
Ramsey’s
Austin
Tex
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