Meridian Court News Highlights Local Land Deeds and Visits
Local notes report J T Riser selling land to Mien Lilian and D.T. McConineas acquiring four parcels totaling 1740 acres, plus a marriage license between Lee White and Grady. Meridian residents attend sermons, old Sacred Harp singing, and public speeches by Judge Graves and Clay Cook. Visitors include Charley Cabler, Jennie Crow, and J.M. Brown. several communities exchange greetings as Week of activity winds down.
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J.T Riser
Mien Lilian
Meridian
DL. Davis
Dt McConineas
Cook
Nancy Burwell
Texas Central
Nurvey
Lee White
Grady
Aimer Gustatron
Yureia Ballivan
RR. Cumby
Meridian Baptist Association
Rocky Baptist
Iredell
HN. Graves
Georgetown
Dan Moody
Clay Cook
Fort Worth
Lyrich Davidson
Court House
Dave Chaitin
Young Daniels
Dallas
Charley Cabler
Emt
Brownsville
Julius Brown
Springfeld
Tern
Bow Burdett
Whitney
J. P. Dor
Jennie Criw
Mit Fern
Carter Jott
Fayetteville
Ark
W. E. Lafius
Myrklay
Port Worth
Marian
Sen
CJ. Wickman
Smu 'Agalllu
Orie Pigldis Weil Tawily
Moody
W. Whisehant
Mire
Pields
Li Powell
Mrk Powt
Ty Ta
Little Max
Hicks
Abilene ix
Firle and Women’s Club Encampment at Clifton Park
The annual Firle and Women’s Club encampment was held at Clifton Park on July 9 and 10 with about 90 attendees. The event featured model club meetings led by Mite Swift District Home Demonstration agent, notes on the Coyote Club, rug making demonstrations, and a girls’ style show concluding the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firle
Clifton Park
Mite Swift
Cranill Gap
Coha
Marie Christenson
Wilma Manay
J. W. Sparks
Tcayote Club
Reeder
Coyote
Mike Swift
Insurance solves problem in Kansas City life notice
A 1926 Kansas City Life Insurance Co release highlights widow Mia Rowe thanking a representative for a $4000 payout after her husband’s death from illness. The letter template promotes liberal policies for qualified applicants with disability or double indemnity options and states policies require no residence travel or death place restrictions.
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Kans City
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
Kansas City
Sirs
Silas N
Bob
Mia
Clue P
Rowe
Kannae
Tural Ervius
Murky OCR Fragments Describe Melange of Places and Gambling
Fragmentary text mentions Peach s for base Miherta and clinur peachoe, a banket on it, a telephone, and a place in Moo Texas. It refers to a government event about converting Britain's palace into a gambling casino and notes Muslim prohibition of gambling, with scattered names and terms like Koran and Regent.
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Moo
Texas
Britain's
St Constantinopie
Cayote News Teems With Local Revivals and Visits
Special correspondent reports revival services led by J M Bronvtad and praises his preaching. Visitors include J P Adams and daughter Linda from Hamilton, Lenora Raines of Meridian, and Miss O Neill of Brooklyn. Notes on farming, grain, weeds, and recent rains accompany social updates across Cayote with multiple local families and officials mentioned.
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J. M. Bronvtad
Pottavile
Ehco
J.P. Adams
Linda
Hamilton
Adams
Plashtm
Lenora Raines
Meridian
Welcome Intor Us
Geo. J. Adams
Lewis
Mins O'Neill
Brooklyn
N Y
Bryen Richards
J. M. Davis Hs
Clifton
Gile Jeanie
Jobn Bryand
Whitney
Bill Bryan
Weiter
Mise Leooya Ralooa
Sly
Bryan Riche
Ladie Mytehinson
Abe
N. Etrange
Chase
Banday
Bill Landerat
A. Landers
Thurmlay
Pastor and Bride Host Reception at Presbyterian Home
A Monday night reception at the home of Mr and Mrs J Bide Bpadden honored Rev M L Purcell and his bride after their wedding. Guests toured living rooms, enjoyed musical numbers by Antoinette Westgaard and Anna Marie Olson, and viewed a cream and cake spread on lawn tables. A six piece breakfast room set was presented as a gift from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. Bide
Bpadden
Presbyterian Church
M. L. Purcell
Hide
Duke Halverson
Boet
Honoreen
Antoinette Westgaard
Mirs Anna Marie Olson
Pred Nelson Ax
McSpadiden
G. D. Grimland
L. Duke Npoke
Cecile Cantrell
Bessie Mae Thomas
Purcell
Mary Grace Laynon
Raye
Nelson
Tare
Ndvas
Awful dent at Presbyterian Church meeting July 1606
Fragment of a local church notice describes Rev J Kidd of Awe tin attending a meeting, preaching planned, and discussions of weather impacts from rain. It notes attendance, a defeat score of two inches for a rainfall measurement, and references to Crawfills and T and G Thresher Company amid disrupted schedule.
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Tolka
Bunciay
Oe Tabiers
Weisnd
Beinar
EB. Finney
Burkbornett
Wong
Edwin McNesly
Geminaxy Tall
Presbyterian Church
IP Kidd
Purcell
Endorsement Letter and Road Complaint From Galverton
W M Utler endorses Mrs Maggie B Little for Morgue County District Clerk promising active support and voting. Letter from Galverton cites loyalty to Morgue County and urging efficient office. Also a note by Oscar Je Rea complains of rough feeder roads and requests faster road funding and repairs.
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Galverton
Texas
Maggie B. Little
Clifton
Mra. Little
Bongue County
Morgue Couny
W. Butler
Ifton
Gufton
Muritt
Cranfilln Gap
Morheim
Chase
Womack
Kenwell
Coyote
Harmony
Oncar
Clifton welcomes new residents from Cranfills Gap and nearby towns
In Clifton this week Chris L Roche and family relocate from Cranfills Gap to establish their future home. Clarence Berry and daughter leave their longtime residence for Clifton with Mr Peery joining Gulf Refining Company. Local visitors include Congressman Tom Connally and Frank Reening from Fort Worth. The scene features speeches by J T Marington and G T Roger backing Dan Moody for governorship, with local interest and political chatter throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris L. Roche
Clarence Berry
Mr. Connally
Ole Reening
Ft. Wort
P. C. Pluenneke
Sylvia Runiee
Manorma Watts
Waco
Montgomery
Mildred Amundson
Dallay
Regning
Walter E. Tindall
Stephens Fville
Lorena Brontad
Misa Bromiad
Hopital
Mexim
Waev
Chris le Rolme
Geraldine Elven
Easel Aeuarne
Dan Moody
J. T. Marington
G. T. Roger
Mx. W
Moody
Cleveland
Texas
Eurety
Fran Clifton
Duna
Voters Watch Primary Process Amid County Record Page
Voters await the official Dewocryihe primary results as officials prepare the ballot page in the Record. The note hints at political figures and local stakes with mentions of candidates and processes shaping the Amey art cy in the community. The text remains garbled but centers on an election and turnout.
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Malarday
Wren
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Ption
W. Mutler
Pol. Adv
Minim
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Me Dee Mat
Urec
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Queen Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Bob Custer
Cranfills Gap
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