Local visitors and kin tale in diligent Texan town
Numerous residents and relatives from Brownwood, Loving, Belton, Ranger, and surrounding areas visit family members and attend events across the region. Names cited include Mrs. L. F. Davies, Anita Wheatin, Marian Knight, Mrs. A. M. Jane, Rev. Clam Hart, Mrs. Ernest Stringfellow, Mrs. Earl Stanton, and many others visiting parents, grandparents, or staying with relatives in towns like Carlton, Walnut Springs, Stephenville, and Temple.
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Bonmaiey
Elimabeth Young
McGree
Keene
Dendemons
Mere
L. F. Davie
Jobe J
Cheetasng
A.M. Jane
Anita Wheatin
Coyote
Jeaneto Lawrence
W. ML Gritin
Ralph Geifin
Aquille
Mew
Howard Mints
Joro
Loving
Yew Mesho
B. Minton
Walnut
Howard Pall
T. Hont
Stxypett
Hey Daoethem
Lowie Combe
Mina Baty
Stephenville
John Tarleton Colles
Son Hitt
Hamlin
C. TE Hinton
Clam Hart
Earl £. Stanton
Roy
Bettie
Waco
Mary Hart
Code
Brownwood Amd
Remnels County
Mra
Stevens
Eiday
Monterrey
Messeo
Tsanard Hard
Kiva Tord
Slaton
Teans
Fort Worth
Walter McEthaneen
Arch
Nadine Childress
Dublin
Dore
Jo Vanatti
Tarloe
Scott Troop
Wallace Burns
Frestina
Iey
Eart
June Wood
Texarkana
James Amithson's Gift and the Brathening Institution
A convoluted note traces James Amithson an Englishman who left a large bequest about a century ago. His money funds a washington set up to promote knowledge enhancement via a leading world science establishment, with surprising ties to his life’s failure to visit American soil. The story links his lineage, titles, and the origin of the bequest to the Brithsening Institution.
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James Amithson
James Thee
Legaey
Washington
Brithsening
Knowleigh Amon
Jemew Smithing
Amara
France
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Nelehamberlandis
Elizabeth Keate Mace
Neary VII
Smailivoal Jae Accient
Setette
Reumareh
United States
People Decide Beer Amendment Path In State Vote
A long, dense report explains that the 18th amendment and federal acts shape Texas alcohol policy. It notes that prohibitory measures may be changed by state or federal action, and that constitutional changes require direct popular vote. The August 28 ballot will finalize the people’s choice on beer legality under Texas and Oklahoma precedents.
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Fort
Comgrens
Velatead
Jones
Uhre Noarthe
Louisiama
Texas
Louisiana
Acre
Oklahoma
Voting rights debate and new inventions in early discourse
Citizens question poll tax receipts and voting eligibility while reports note several innovations. An electric needle for heartbeats replaces medicine, a rare ore in California attracts interest, new railroad tire trials occur, a nickel chromium alloy for window screens is touted, a self ink cartridge ink system emerges, and a German projector aims to show animated cartoons on low clouds.
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Little Tujunga
Californa
United States
Concession Spending At Chicago World’s Fair Reported
Chicago records show visitors at the Century of Progress spent 4.421906 million dollars on concessions during six weeks, after admission tickets. Comptroller George D. McCaffrey cited totals of 3,061,027 general admissions sold by July 7. The item notes subscription offers and newspaper agency ties.
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Chicago
George D. McCaffrey
Comptroller Department
Clifton Mattress Factory advertises customized beds
Clifton Mattress Factory LL Duke, owner, promotes new bere built to order and old beds made anew with delivery and guaranteed work. Quoted garbled lines mention calling for service and a few misread names, presenting a dated, promotional notice with unclear endorsements.
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Mattress Factory
Bere
Clifton Mattress Factory
LL. Duke
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