Cavailer of the Went Silent Night Film Preview
Local theater promotes a double feature with “Cavalier of the Went” and quick ads for cartoons and acts. listings mention dates, admission prices, and a student-friendly program featuring Spanky and Our Gang inspired fare alongside other vaudeville style acts.
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Uncertain Currency Scare Linked to Government Display
Fragmentary text notes a questionable $10,000,000 proposal or claim tied to U S government currency. Mentions a large denomination bill, a proof, and an exhibit at a future event possibly in Chicago. Reading is incomplete and text appears garbled.
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County and District Candidates Express Their Appreciations
Bosque County voters receive thanks from multiple candidates for primary support. The letters credit voters for turnout and pledge continued service, naming officials and offices in Texas. The notices emphasize gratitude and dedication to public duties, urging continued confidence.
Voter Alerts and Fragments Spark Lingering Confusion
A garbled OCR style note lists mixed phrases about votes and people, with scattered names and places. It references a precinct or county setting and hints at civic activity, but the text remains fragmentary and unreadable in parts.
Sincere Thanks From Candidate Dudley White
Dudley White thanks friends across Hasqjue County for support in the primary campaign for sheriff. He pledges to continue work in a runoff, expressing gratitude to voters and noting strong ties and obligations to constituents.
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Fearl Benson Remains Lead in Sheriff Race
Fearl Benson thanks Boaque County voters for their primary support as he leads his opponents by 21 percent heading into the Runoff Primary on August 27. He pledges to fulfill duties and asks continued backing from friends and supporters.
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Gandy thanks Bosque County voters for support
Charles M. Gandy expresses gratitude for the vote in the primary and pledges to continue serving as County Clerk. He notes the strong two to one majority and asks for constructive criticism while reaffirming commitment to fair service across the precinct and county. A late note references Rome’s sacred fire and the punishment of 18 who broke vows.
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