Dismissal of 46 Felony Cases Cited by County Attorney
A Meridian Texas reporter claims County Attorney A R Ellis dismissed forty six felony cases after the grand jury received ancient evidence. The writer asks Clifton Record to state that all dismissals occurred before the reporter's call for the motion. District Clerk Sam Smith held the motion filed and the matter was pending. Also noted is a separate item about former Emperor Wilhelm of Germany undergoing a monkey gland operation and appearing younger than the Crown Prince, per the Sunday Express.
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Wilhelm
Germany
Prine
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Sunday Express
Thousands of Southwestern Game Sanctuaries Created
Public spirited citizens across five states helped establish 2,948,841 acres as protected game refuges. Texas leads with large sanctuaries, many ranch lands converted for wildlife. volunteers pledge feeding in winter and water in summer, forming a major step toward permanent refuges with diverse wildlife.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wand News
Mexico
Berda and
Animale
America
Kin Ranch
Te Kerety Ranch
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Former Clifton boy James D Duncan dies in Mexia sanitarium
James D Duncan, a former Clifton resident who spent most of his youth there, died last week in a Mexia sanitarium. His body was interred in De Leon after funeral rites. Duncan, 20, lived in De Leon and worked for Humphrey Maydel Company and served in wartime, earning medals for valor in France. He was wounded and remained in service until the war ended. His widow Mrs. Duncan accompanied the body to De Leon.
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Texas
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St Clav Lutheran Church Service and Norse Language Lesson
Fragmentary text describes a church service at St Clav Lutheran Church in a Brick Church setting with a Norwegian language element. It mentions a Norwegian lineage Velock and a cave Springs school event at 4 p.m. plus a North Indian society meeting at Thorvat Hunt's home on Wednesday afternoon and another note about Cetera lay this week with unclear date and place.
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Vandag
North Indien Society
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Reading on Books and Religion Draws Public Interest
A 1910s column discusses monthly lists of best sellers in general literature, noting strong public interest in religion and etiquette books. It highlights Life of Christ, Eben, and a popular etiquette volume, with observations on shifting religious engagement and cultural tastes.
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NoThing Lore PF On Earth Treatment Theme
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a discussion on a roundtable debate about a medical or technological treatment for a yarn fey. The text hints at concerns about danger and democratic processes but lacks clear subjects, dates, places, or outcomes.
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