Fragmented reminiscences from a long-ago romance tale
A tangled reminiscence describes a bygone courtship, a photo album, and a shy suitor. The narrator recalls Sallie, Aut Whitmore, and family, with memories of a plush album, stage moments, and a wavering romance told in a rambling, intimate voice.
Klan ticket sweeps McLennan County in primary
McLennan County selects Klan backed candidates in a Saturday primary. Lonnie Steinl defeats Sheriff Tob Buchanan for constable by a wide margin, Frank B. Titey bests C. B. Parmer for County Attorney, and Newt William leads in the Representative race with Tom Shires strong in the district. District Judge RJ Munroe appears to win over rivals.
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Waco
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
McKennne
Lonnte Steinl
Constable Hare
St Sherif Tob Buchanan
Frank B. Titey
Parmer
William
Tom Shires
Este
Dudge RJ
Distriet
Cire
Fim
Family Album Obsession Sparks Rivalry and Tears
A nostalgic tale unfolds from Valley Mills as a feud over a family portrait album escalates. A youth rips Sid Hopkins’s picture from Minnie’s album, then hides his own image, confessing long ago love. The scene shifts to local notices of residents traveling, business, and social visits in Meridian Clifton and Waco.
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Tom Jones
Minnie
Aaron
James
Rufus
Pineturva
Aunt Folly
Sidney Mopkins
Mda
Sid
Albus
Fire devastates China Springs destroying nine buildings
Nine buildings burned in China Springs as fire from the Giddings fore raged through the town. Stores including J. F. Giddings, postoffice, Nail & Calway, Lamant confectionery, and Crawford meat markets were destroyed with all stocks. Firefighters lacked water access. Waco sent a care to extinguish flames. No lives lost, some residents overcome by smoke. The town mourns the loss of its business section.
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Clim Springs
China Springs
Giddings
J. F. “Fidding
Nail & Cal‘way
Lamant
Bunk Crawford Meat Market
Mr. Hawking
RL. Crawford
O. R. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
J. M. Bettis
Pionis
Encer
Prorutus
Waco
Safro
Prisoner in Jail Donates Blood to Save Elderly Woman
Jeb Robinton, a county jail inmate, donated blood at Morningside Hospital to aid an elderly charity patient after two transfusions. County Physician G. H. Butler confirms the patient’s improving condition. The act followed a compassionate note from Robinton imagining his own mother.
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Tulsa
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