Calomel Overnight Breakfast Chain Emerges In Georgia
A fragmentary report describes a proposed Calomel overnight breakfast concept tied to a dynasty and military influences. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a branded venture linked to Atlanta and a Wells or Welare style enterprise with a focus on a farm setting and a televised or wired presentation.
Many Lutharans Meet at Norse Texas
A semi annual Lutheran convention gathered at the Church of Our Saviour in Norse Texas from last Sunday through Tuesday. Rev J K Ry, presiding, and Rev G Suede of Minneapolis led discussions on the subject of The Chute. Delegates included Rev St B Quill of Waco, George Be Moen, Gun Hoel, and E Nelson. Others from the Waco area attended as prominent Lutherans were present.
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Wace
Texas
Church of Our Saviour
Norse
J. Ke Rywiad
G. Suede
Minneapolis
Fuad
Lutheran Church
Ill to Ban the Bat into Reefs in Texas Legislature
Fragmentary OCR reports a Texas legislative debate on abolishing corporal punishment by whipping inmates. Motion to table delayed action as members seek study. amendment would strike provisions allowing the bat and prison terms. Other penitentiary reform bills faced similar table motions.
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Oruaior
John Halley
Vera Hoovide
Ibi
Benator H. L. Lewis
Nevasota
McDonal
Irwin
Senate
State Loses Bed Claim in Frio River Case Austis Texas
In the Third Court of Civil Appeals the state failed to establish ownership of the Frio River bed. The court reversed a lower ruling, stating minerals and beds belong to holders under Mexican grants and that public stream beds are owned by grant holders. The decision affects title to river beds and oil leases tied to the Frio boundary dispute.
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Third Court of Civil Appeals
Frio
Justin WM. McClendon
Third District Court
Atate Aguinat
A J. Corte
Weekend church schedules and local notices amid winter strain
The notice lists weekend church activities with morning services for Senior and Junior classes, Sunday worship at 11, and a Wednesday attendance. It mentions the Smedal of Minneapolis, no evening service, and invites members to attend. It also notes district tensions over rifles and a six month language-officer exchange plan, with a local grinder notice and a Texas address.
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Mareh
Xermim Smedal
Minneapolis
Coroe
Wolcene
Bible Reading Contest Promises Daily Verse Prize
A local program features talks by Onwall, Witt Forton, and others on Bible standards and personal life. Readers are urged to do daily Bible reading and a prize will go to the reader who completes the most chapters, with details to follow.
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Jaeralin Onwall
Myre Witt Forton
Georgla Mooney
Wenxon
Mabel Onwall
Florrie Lovelady
Will Porse
Witee Griffin
Fannie Burton
Sangy
Grady Arther
Camel
Three brothers smothered to death in sand bank cave
Three brothers Charles Smith aged 14 Melvon 16 and Barton 11 were smothered when a sand bank they were digging a cave into caved in nine miles north of here. A searching party of farmers found them after a 24 hour search.
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Ohl
Marsh
Here
Hoya
Charles Smith
Melvon
Barton
Turnersville Items from Gatesville Messenger
Turnersville notes list visits and family ties as Mrs Joe Turner and Mrs Hill of Gonzales greet Mrs Hill's mother Mrs Cude. Bankston of Hillc ore visits cousin Dor othy Hawkina. Dan Stokes and J Mabin attend We en business. Ming Hala visits Aunt Exka McCoy. Otis Crawford of Meridian visits family. Mrs Will Gardner travels to Meridian for ill sister. Simon Bellamy of Brownwood stays with Dr and Mrs C Lo Bellamy. Neighbors remark friends grow closer with distance.
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Winx
Ming Hala
Exka McCoy
Otis Crawford
Meridian
Clarence Crawford
Will Gardner
Simon Bellamy
Brownwoon
C. Lo Bellamy
Connally elected to Interparliamentary Union committee
Washington February 24 Representative Tom Connally of Texas was chosen to the execution committee of the American Group of the Interparliamentary Union. The union plans an October Washington event hosted by the Federal Government with Congress approving 50 000 for entertainment. The group aims to foster international understanding and parliamentary cooperation among member nations.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Texae
Interparliamentary Union
Coolidge
Congress
Heselone
Canada
Thas
Copnally
Geneva
Kimberly Mines
Fragmented OCR: One in ten note hides in cryptic line
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a cryptic line about a route to teen and a blood issue. It references a person named Bence and a hope to find a best path, but text is incomplete and unclear.
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