Man Dies After Horse Kick Near Waco Funeral Rites Held
Tamenvyville farmer MG Parks, 25, died in Waco after being kicked by a horse two miles from home. He left a widow and two children, Hybil and Lis, as relatives mourn. Funeral services were held at Packett's mortuary with local officials in attendance. The memory section notes popular town names in the U S, highlighting Clinton as the most common, followed by Chester Florence and Washington.
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FM. Parke
Mansitton
Clarence Parks
Haw
United States
Clinton
Chester
Florence
Washington
Clayton
Madison
Marion
Troy
Glenwood
Kingeport
Newport
Salem
Ashland
Centerville
Cleveland
Springfielda
New York
Fragmentary 19th century quote on morning duties
The readable segment presents a devotional line urging gratitude each morning and a reminder to perform the day’s required tasks. It hints at a religious or philosophical tone, with archaic phrasing and errors in transcription.
Texas wildlife and forest discoveries in postwar notes
A long, mixed article surveys Texas game laws, forest discoveries in the Chisos Mountains, and economic lessons. It cites deer and fox hunting, limits, and penalties, plus a forecast of wildlife management, a proposed state park, and reflections on success and industry.
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Texas
Gulf
Clayounty
Red River
C. Gaither
L Wade
Turkey
Oman
Thane
Clifton ISD votes for maintenance tax at June 10 election
Notice of an election in Clifton Independent School District to determine whether a tax up to one dollar per hundred assessed value may be levied for public school support. Tom C. Parks as election manager with two judges and two clerks. Also minutes about church notices and Oslo Lutheran services in Norwegian and English.
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Trudees
Clifton Independent School Teict
Diitrict Terrel No
Clifton
Bosque County
Texas
Clifton Independent School
Aintriet
Publc Free
Independent
Lew. C
D. Nelson
Wayers
Notier
Ivan
Tom C. Parks
Clifton Independent School District
W.W. Wish
Stilled Water as Remedy for Disease
Fifteen drops of ordinary water injected intravenously were claimed to treat asthma hay fever malaria rheumatism and other illnesses. Dr William Adirector of Physiotherapy at Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown Pa told the Homeopathic Medical Society of New York that the method caused no discomfort and no symptom intensification. He said the treatment is safe and more rapid than traditional injections.
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Homeopathic Medical Society of
County of New York
Willian
Sacred Heart Hospital
Allentown
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