Meridan Court Reading of Land Deals and Local Fire Loss
Land deeds show Frese and wife and others transferring 640 acres and Lot 11 block 4 Meridian parcels while a large fire devastates the Meridan dormitory at Meridan College. Nearby residents, including Mrs Turner, attend the Denison funeral as investigators noted fire amid confused report of events.
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Frese
Bocamer
EL Kame
J. W. Grimes
Meridian
Sparks
Lng
A. Hoard
Public School Notes and Local Church Notices
Public School Notes by J.C. Wilkerson recounts community updates, student achievements, and upcoming events. The piece lists visitors, birthdays, birth of a baby girl, and travel notices alongside school activities such as the high school play and basketball, debating and declamation requirements, and mid term exams. It also cites church announcements from the Presbyterian Church including Sunday School and services.
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Wanewin
Morgan
Our
Atria
Witth
Audrey Palmer
Travia Nelson
LT. Griffin
Alison Olson
Otis Pederon
Elbert Helton
Travia Orbeck
Vivian Forson
Tone Simmons
U. S
Clifton
PRESH SUIEMENT Federators and Tubes Advertisement
An OCR fragment advertises automotive parts and service with quantities 30x34 and 612.7 percent, mentioning red tubes and a $280 price. It promotes Bowser's Chief Filtered Pump and hints at a service described as automobile service that satiation, though details are unclear.
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Or Bowser
Death at State Juvenile Training School under investigation
Dell Thames of Beaumont, 14, died Sept 7 at the State Juvenile Training School in Gaterville. Coryell County grand jury was impaneled to investigate alleged death by punishment. J. G. Tyson, former military instructor, faced preliminary hearing, released on $4,000 bail. C.F. Kine and the state board of control cited during inquiries and personnel changes followed.
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Waco
Texas
Dell Thames
Beaumont
Coryell County Grand Jury
Gaterville
J. R. McClellan
Gatenville
J. G. Twyon
Forrmerly
Halifax
McClellan
C.F. Kine
Thanet
King
J. W. Cantwell
Sixty Three Lynching Toll for 1935 Year Ends
New York reports that sixty three persons were lynched in 1935, with four publicly burned alive and five burned after death. Two victims were women in Georgia and Mississippi, and six were white men in melee. Causes include eighteen murders and nineteen alleged assaults on women. Georgia and Mississippi led with thirteen and thirteen lynchings respectively, followed by Texas and Arkansas with six each.
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New York
Association For the Advancement of the Negroes
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
South Carolina
Alabama
Missouri
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Suit Filed Against Standard Oil Over Homer Field Lands
A suit seeking 39 million han has been filed against Standard Oil by Consolidated Progressive Oil Company over land rights in the Homer field. The action names Standard Oil and the Homer field dispute as central, with claims affecting ownership and royalties.
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Standard Oil Company
Consolidated Progressive Oil Cateporation
Homer Field
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