Biegie School Community News Contends In Local Debates
School and community notes from Biegie recounts a lively debate on Mankind Can Drive More and Benefit from Organized Is Thin Unorganized Sports. Obituaries mention Lorene Biro’s father passing Monday at 6 o clock. Visitors to Whitney report transfers and weekend family gatherings in Bosqueville and Medillan as May 4 events unfold.
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Fodak
Geyoln
Dutrview
Cayote
Ares
Clifton
Iris
Union Hult Baro
Lorene ‘Biro
Pasad
Texas safety letter on accident prevention urges individual training
A Texas health department letter stresses education and personal responsibility to reduce highway crashes. It warns against overreliance on rules and calls for drivers to observe danger points, train themselves to apply knowledge, and develop automatic safety habits to prevent accidents and blame.
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Texas
Dangerous advice on substituting items for small gains
A cautionary note warns against selling substitutes for a few extra cents. It emphasizes treating customers as valuable assets and urges honest pricing, stating a substitute is worth more in the long run and warning that risky pricing gains damage trust.
County Agent Report Highlights Modern Farm Practices and Demonstrations
The agent notes advances in soil conservation and legume use, with demonstrations of hairy vetch alfalfa and new wildlife preserve efforts. In 1987 county outreach included 1,499 telephone calls, 14,906 letters, and 228 circulars to about 2,600 farmers on 1,188 farms.
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Instauramer
Judge cites Bible to free new husband from war duties
In Tampa on January 14 federal Judge Alexander Akerman used scripture from Deuteronomy to argue that a newly married man may be exempt from work duties for a year. The insurance case involved a man with a boat and a bride, but no job, and the judge treated the unusual circumstances as aligning with the biblical passage.
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Tampa
Fla
Alexander Akerman
Akerman
Interesting Happenings At Womack School
Midterm examinations are set for Thursday and Friday. Students built backstops for the tennis court funded by the PTA. Junior and senior groups are active in baseball and tennis. Elvira Kleine was named Best Citizen of the week. Womack teams played Cooper 21 to 11 and traveled to Fairview for an invitational, with three games last Saturday: one win, two losses, 49 to 47 in total scoring. Community notes include visits, a 4 H treasure hunt hosted by Mrs. M B Jameson, and various local social updates.
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P. T
Elvira, Kleine
Cit
Iven
Womack
Cooper
M. B. Jameson
John Silver
Owen Ann
Edwin Conrad
Nesly
McDougal
Willie Mae Fehler
Novella Urban
Ethylene Rckert
Gwendolyn Arthur
Wilma Schulx
Minnie Lee
Lee Elingson
Owen Ans
Hubert Eckert
Wilfred Bookter
Fred Arther, Jr
JC. Hifer
Harold Ender
Neely
Homer McDougal
Ted Anz
Oscar Eckert
John Taseia
Charlie Fehler
Civil Service Exams Open For Various Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for Fire cooperation specialist and principal plant physiologist positions. Salaries specified as $0,800 and $5,600 per year. Full information from Tom Lewis Hauke, Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the post office in this city.
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CIVI
United States Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Breau
Tom Lewis Hauke
Civ Service Board
Local record fragment on disputed meeting noted
A garbled report records a meeting involving multiple individuals including A. Merting Hed and Toralay with unclear roles. The text is largely unreadable, leaving core details and outcomes uncertain.
News from Garnersville recounts injuries and local happenings
Mr Henry Wiede was seriously injured last Thursday when he fell off a road ditch while dragging a pud. He was transported to Waco for an X ray as doctors monitored his condition. The piece also lists visits and events from town, including club meetings, births, school activities, and a note on Buffalo Bill Cody’s burial on Lookout Mountain near Denver.
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Henry Wiede
Waco
Jales
GW. Weasel
Virginia
Port Worth
Weneel
W. D. Perris
Leslie Larnen
Womack
Bob Zuehike
August Krueger
Doris Myrle
Nancy Tane
Physician V D Goodall Opens Clifton Texas Office
Dr V D Goodall announces a medical office in Clifton Texas with office hours and a phone contact for patients seeking physician and surgeon services. The notice lists a local practice presence and indicates street or office location details for appointments and emergencies.
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V. D. Goodall
Odtats
Clifton
Texas
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Meridian
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Cameron Ant
B. Jamecon
John Jameson
C. R. Jameson
W. F. Booker
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Lee Ellingson
Max
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Homerstad
Pauline Meyers
Fairview
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Toralay
Fueren Carle Son
Mitsionerien Prue
Bob Wood
Audiorium
Admissior
Garnersville
C. G. Jaster
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Selmer Selfoe
A. St Kunkel
Will ©. Hater
Lincoln Ferrin
Ilaughters
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Betty Jean
Opal Zuchike
A. Bite
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Juo
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Bill Conrad
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Buffalo Bill
Lookout Mountain
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