Sketches of the Erickson Brickson immigration to America
The excerpt chronicles Erick Erickson and Emilie Brickson’s migration from Norway and Denmark to America in the 1870s and 1880s. It traces early life, baptism, emigration motives, voyage hardships, settlement in Bosque County, and initial work as they pursue farming. It also mentions autograph notes and a tangential anecdote about Button Gwinnett.
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Brickeon
Atlantic
Erickson
Oulo
Norwar
Roesiabwy
Wace
Iyre
New York
Button Grimmett
Georgia I
Continental Congress
Ieman
Last of the 600 aits closes for the year
Fragmentary OCR notes mark the final phase of the 600 Ait events with terse references to finish and closure, hinting at participants and a concluding tally.
Valley Mills Local News Highlights and Gatherings
Valley Mills residents report a busy week with visits to Waco Meridian and Gatesville. Local figures including Dr and Mrs L B Gibson and families travel for business and social visits. A storage tank break at the T P station led to gasoline theft, while community members welcome new arrivals and plan Prohibition Tass attendance.
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Dred. C. Jarrett
Mra
Raymond Finish
Weeo
Mire
Jon McNeill
Edwin McNeil
Will Miller
Gregory
Tina Ruth Sadler
Gatesville
Jinniine Jacobs
L. B. Gibson
McGregor
T. P
Santa Fe
C. E. Dansby
Cullen Dansby
Cullen
C. A. Lawrence
Waco
Sioux City
Caldwell
Texas
Austin Long
Drastic tax measures fuel Mississippi budget debate
Mississippi faces tax policy scrutiny as observers note the sales tax amid Governor Comer’s budget cuts of 9.82 million for two years. The tax commission chief wields near dictatorial powers to curb expenditures while bonds and deficits pressure state finances. The Record promotes economy measures and urges readers to subscribe to Fort Worth Star-Telegram and other papers.
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Mississippi
Coa‘Mer
State Tax Commission
Texas
Bondadla
Comer
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dallas News
Houston Chronicle
Waco News-Tribune
Waco Timan-Herald
Norvies
the Record
Aiavion
Ghitton Record
Be It By Be It Be Aimed At Future Youth
A cryptic OCR snippet appears to be scrambled text. Readable elements suggest a general education or civic theme but no identifiable person, organization, place, date, or event. The fragment lacks sufficient facts to form a concrete historical item.
Washing Clothes By Superstitious Days Across Cultures
The article notes beliefs from Morocco Romania England Russia and Scotland on washing days and misfortune. It cites tales that Tuesday and Friday washing invites shrinkage or family trouble and that washing on certain days prevents ghostly retribution, concluding no record of such tests in Clarendon News.
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Morocco
Isle of Skye
Clarendon News
How the Cat Came Back
Fragmentary dialogue from a historical text describes a cat scene with characters debating blame and return. The excerpt preserves quirky language and misheard speech, hinting at a rural or folk narration.
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LL Erlcknon
Romeak Neeway
Erick Laon
Eridbeon
Kawst
Langen
Eaane Paroer
Bins E. Brickson
Vulset
Hedamarken
Nor Way
Bry
Armerien
Oelo
Frmy
Terns
Brigma
Evicksen
Roseme
Otto Johnape
Aps
Tess
Mr. and
Klick Swensin
Nersey
America
Rrivkuen
Thewee Ti Cheep Agut
Valley Mills Valley Mile Tribem
Oklahoma
Rocheater Demvert and Chronicle
Uae
Bergen
Sd Skah
Price & Stuart
T.C Coston PT Sncam Anes Sescharron Rt
The
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
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