Fragmented OCR yields stray names and notes from Texas county events
The readable text shows references to Kaufman County Prairieville Mass and Louisiana areas, mentioning a plant with lumber from eastern forests and a large quantity of railroad timber. It notes a spring 10 week period at a home in Te BD with a daughter Mev and travels involving Homer Carpenter and relatives toward Kentucky and Arkansas.
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Seredenea Furlsten
Sante Petrun
Benedet Bf
Mass
Tian Fareata
Louinlane
van Etail
Hamilton
Prairieville
Kaufman County
Ated
Padst
Acton
High Ford Enlists Through Waco Station as Electrical Ordnance School Student
High Ford enlisted in the United States service through the Waco recruiting station on April 16, 1920, soon to study at the Electrical Ordnance School. A Clifton Junior College student, Ford is well known in Clifton, and is the son of Mrs. Mexel Ford of Turnorsville.
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High Ford
United, Staten Mary
Waco
Electrical Ordnance School
U. 8 N.t
Clifton Junior College
Clifton
Mexel Ford
Turnorsville
German Summer School to Be Held at Live Oak Hall
Hermann School announces a German summer program starting July 22 at 8 a.m. at Live Oak Hall. Children wishing to learn German must enroll using the provided forms, with house rules and prohibitions noted.
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Jina
Hermann
Rittoo
Erman Summer School
Ning Il
Live Oak Hall
McGregor Public School Superintendent Plans New Year
Harsh, popular school official who served Mc Iredell, announces in a letter this week that he will begin the year at the McGregor public school. He has been in Austin for special work in the profession and orders his assistant to run the year, praising his success in training young minds.
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Harsh
Iredell
Will
McGregor
Austin Takior
Hfof
Borque County
Barsh
Bromine Plant at Kure Beach Shuts After a Year
A Wilmington area bromine extraction plant at Kure Beach failed to operate for a year. It pumped 140000 pounds of sea water to recover about 5900000 pounds of bromine, used mainly for ethyl gasoline, with 40 percent sourced from seawater.
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Kure
Kure Beach
Sea
The Great Pyramid Facts and Theorized Purpose
The Pyramid of Choppe, or the Sront Pyramid, dates back about five thousand years and holds 82 million cubic feet of masonry. It measures a base of roughly 000 feet 9 inches with a height near 454 feet 8 inches, and is discussed as a tomb for Egyptian kings and queens with several false doors and two central chambers.
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Choppe
Sront
Egypt
Cizeh
Ex Ranger Memorial Park planned in Coleman county
A state park group linked to the Ex Rangers Association plans to build a permanent ranger memorial near Hamta Anna mountain in Coleman county. Citizens donated the mountain to the State Park Board for the Texan Ranger Memorial Park, while a local note warns of pervasive insect bites and offers antiquated home remedies, including salt water avoidance and sulfur applications, amid frontier nostalgia.
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Forma Tatas
Hamta Anna Mountain
Coleman County
Banta
State Park, Board
Texan Ranger Memorial Park
League Encampment Opens at YMCA Camp Near Valley
The Air annual encampment of the Texas Concordia League began Wednesday at the YMCA boys' camp near Valley with Vice President Gynar Quillie in charge in President Pederson’s absence. Rev. Roy Olson of Minneapolis spoke, sessions run daily, and a Sunday program includes a devotional morning service led by Rev. M. B. Quill and a sacred concert in the afternoon with Revs Vonwgar and Mrs Odeguard.
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Texas Concordia Lengue
YM. C. A
Vallay
Iti
MG. Pederson
Gynar Quillie
Mins Mina Pederson
Luther
Roy Olson
Minnesapolinix
G. Bronsted
Olson
M. B. Quill
Waco
Ray Olson
Press privilege questioned after New York case ruling
Baltimore Sun notes appellate division refusal of habeas corpus for reporter jailed for contempt for refusing to reveal confidential grand jury information. It argues press privilege should extend to informants to aid crime-fighting reporting, contrasting with New York law and Maryland practice.
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Baltimore Sun
Supreme Court of
New York City
Pri
Maryland
New York
Leetin Latoro
How to Avoid War The Kerrville Mountain Sun View
Informed observers foresee a large European war, and the Kerrville Mountain Sun proposes preemptive U S declarations to stay out of it. It suggests barring funds to belligerents, blocking shipments, prohibiting armament, limiting travel, and disavowing protection for violators, arguing such steps could avert conflict and promote world peace.
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Europe
United States
Times
Kerrville Mountain
Picnic at Cranfills Gap Public School Day
The annual school picnic will be held at Cranfills Gap Wednesday with all students and teachers attending. Early departure plans and activities for the day were announced by the master of ceremonies.
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Cranfills Gap
Sanual
Two-Headed Kitten Elicits Doctor’s Concern in Tupewa
In Tupewa Kansas a mother cat killed her two headed kitten minutes after birth on Monday. Dr BH Lenheim, a veterinarian, reports a previous similar case and hopes to save any surviving two headed kitten though deformities are common in large animals.
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Tupewa
Kan
Daly
Andar Kite Borg
BH. Lenheim
Ald
Laheim
Shooting spree fugitive arrested in Butte Texas man wanted on robbery conviction
Butte Montana July 1 federal authorities pursued Charlen Harold Hopkins sought for a Beaumont Texas robbery. He resisted arrest in a four block chase, cried not to shoot while inmate policeman Thomas Monahan subdued him. Police noted Hopkins escaped from federal marshals earlier while en route to Leavenworth. A blend of unrelated notices and mounting subscription orders followed in the record.
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Butte
Mont
M Man
Charlen
Harold Hopkins
Beaumont
Texas
Hopkins
Thomas Monahan
Asken
Jere Murphy
Topkine
Keamus’ City
Priay m
Leavenworth
Kans
Dance at Hi-Way Hall Aeridien Texan
Saturday night event at Hi Way Hall Aeridien Texas features music by the Huneo onians string and wind orchestra from Waco. Admission 1c for ladies and 4c for men. Attendance 16?
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Hi-Way
Aeridien
Texan
The
Huneoonians
Om Waco
Bible Distribution Across Conflicts Reported in 1984
The article notes continued translation of the Bible into 175 languages and the New Testament into 31 languages. It mentions circulation in the United States during the Middle War era and distribution of over 1,009,000 Bibles, Testaments, and prayer books.
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Taul Uyire
United States
Lightning tears seat of man's pants at storm scene
In Talihing Oklahoma during a fierce electric storm, Bill Bhoon and five companions sheltered from rain when a bolt struck a tree nearby. Dixon seated in a box seat recalls the moment the bolt ripped the seat from his pants. he and Armstrong were knocked unconscious but survived with others unharmed.
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Talihing
Lala Trowsern
Dixon
Magansolos
Mot Armatrong
Card of Thanks for Dear Husband and Father
The message expresses gratitude for the kindness, sympathy, and help shown during the bereavement. It lists Mr. and Mrs. L. Huse and son, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Swamp and family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Pigrsen, Crundina Huse, and others who sent support and prayers. The Lord bless you for what you have done.
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L. Huse and
Sone
Mra
Milton Swamp
Famby
Johnie Pigrsen
Crundina Huse
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