Beak of Kaplan iter murrrloih and the jovial Mie party tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a Beak of Kaplan era and a jovial party named Bullen Suained Plawman. It describes rough times in a western town, amid famine and upheaval, with references to families, farming missteps, and Englishmen crossing Texas. Capt McKenzie and his household figures appear, along with the peculiar roll calls and wartime discipline.
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Bullen
Graham
Aye Tudlarn
Gal“an
Trinity
Parere
Ond
Tan
Waco
Rows
Ross
Kent
McKensie Hoi
McKensie
Texas
Iran
McKenzie
Aris
Bie
Leon
Wil
Haiti
City of Kent and early colonists history fragment
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts the failed English settlement at the City of Kent, colonial hardships, and eventual abandonment. The narrator recalls surveys, Martin family ties, willow wattle walls, thatch roofs, hospitality from English travelers, and the dispersal of descendants across the United States and abroad.
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James C. Fraaier
Kimball
Tichant B. Kimball
Lves
West Point
X Vines
New York City
New Foy
Paris
Branca
Java
Kopper
Texas
City of Kent
Help Hold Up The Presidents Hand Poll Tax Appeal
A political plea urges citizens to back President Roosevelt and pay the poll tax promptly. The writer, advocating New Deal support, asks readers to vote and settle the tax to aid the administration, promising local tax collection points and noting the remaining days of the month to comply.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sidhe County
Meridian
Mean to Control Rice Production Plan Revealed
College Station reports a plan to curb rice output via the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The move aims to stabilize prices by paying farmers to reduce production under government agreements with mills. MT Payne and George W Johnson lead the college extension campaign, with fourteen South Texan counties slated to participate.
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College Station
Agvlenhuvan
A Mills
Anys
M.T. Payne
George W. Johnson
Teun A
Mt. College Extension
Pinnin
Political party deficits and paper subscription sales offer
The Republican National Committee reports a 1983 year end deficit of 191475 dollars while the Democratic Committee ends with a surplus over 500000. The Recount offers renewals for The Fort Worth Star-Telegram Dallas News Houston Chronicle Waco News-Tribune and Waco Times-Herald with a commission on subscriptions.
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G. C
Washington
Jun
Republican National Committee
Democratic C Committee
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dallas News
Houston Chronicle
Waco News-Tribune
Waco Times-Herald
Lis
Big Dance at Skating Rink Friday Night
Event notes a Friday night skate at the local rink with a dancing band lineup led by Perini Bhoo and associates. Details are partially garbled but indicate a community social with music and dancing.
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Onuwey
Perini Bho' Ul
New Year Study Resolve Challenges Students
In GaP School News the staff urges persistent study habits as the New Year begins. Highlights note Christmas break, a new high school pupil Jennie Mae Peterson, and an assembly led by Mr. Rogstad. Football and basketball players named for upcoming trains and games, with girls and seniors preparing for plays and exams.
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General School News
Ruby Mae Rogstad
Echool
Jennie Mae Peter
Ford
Morgan
Rogstad
Ray Grim*land
Porky” Dittrich
Jack Bridges
Brummett
Anteson
Reya Low Goan
Pederson
Fosse Texe Bein
Grammar School News
Fobiale Pearson Yeas
Ae Eae T
Clifton Iting
Janaxeyth
Clifton
Mustang
Crawfills Gap
Jack
Milton
Wendell
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Conoco
Cabnista
Houston
Barge
Actit
Sarg
Ave
Guatemala
Germany
Continental Oil Company
Fonda Erie
Foster Cherry
Soanet
AY Law Ge Raat
Eure
Gap School News
Anine Anderson
Amt
Edwin Dittrich
General Behool
Beta Mus Pendleton
Gramar School
Dean Huse
Wendell Larson
Bulala Pedlemon
Buenos Aires
Argentina
H. J. Cureton
Attorney AT Law
Tezas
T. Hill
Foe
Jay
Wight
Eugene
Reatintic
France
L. E. Tennison Insurance Agency
Clifton, Texas
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