Valley Mills Local News Items Report Varied Visits
Local society notes from Valley Mills record a flurry of visits and illnesses. RM Burne is described as very sick at the family home. Various residents travel to nearby towns, with outings to Moody, Waxahachie, Meridian, Gatesville, Tyler, and Grayson areas. Notables include teachers, missionary relatives, and local families visiting kin, with several mentions of hospital or medical concerns and routine social calls.
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Burne
Oran Sodiey
Dock Goodall
Walter Ellison
Moody
Johnnie McNeill
Grifton
Disk Wilson
Groesbeck
Mamie Roberts
Glynn Grifin
Cariton
Guy Wilson
Billy Demton
David Graham
Cnolide
Eula Goodall
Char
Tubb
Meridian
Mildred Ellison
Imex Ling
Wuen
P. H. Barnett
Whitney
W. C. Bennett
Tye Halve
Brezos” Valley
Grane
Temple
Lloyd Sadler
Galveston
WE. Walker
A. W. Shannon
Amid
W. H. Griffin
Ellen Tweedy
Hondo
June Woulsho
Grady Coomar
Rol. Reed
J.C. Davvett
Slaughter
Raymond Stith
Ays
Matey Brauer
Stepl Uuyn
W. TH
Custer
Phebra
Fiamiston Epent Silay
Moye
Vailey Mills
Gatesville Trainin School
Gus Ware
Waco
Vera Smith
Martell Townley
R. L. Reed
Mike Minnie Tivhueh
Fron Fort Worth
Pre Columbus Viking Links in American Prehistory
Abilene Reporter notes that Viking explorers may have reached North America centuries before Columbus. Archeologists claim prehistoric copper works in Michigan’s upper peninsula were Viking made, linking the Mound Builders of Ohio and Mississippi valleys to Norse metalwork shaping early trade networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Abilene
Americ
North American
Nove
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
Wovertill
Ohio
Miapisaippi
Thanea
Mapai Village Election Results Reported
Fragmentary text mentions Bas eS Mapai and political listings. Readable clues point to local election material with names and positions, but details are incomplete.
Transvaal Treasure House of South Africa Unearths Cullinan Half
After twenty years a Transvaal dig site yields what may be the other half of the Cullinan diamond. A 726 carat flawless stone and a 3000 carat quality piece were found, with the region famed as a treasure house producing vast gold and gems. The piece near Premier mine and the town of Johannesburg dominates the Witwatersrand, the heart of South Africa's mining district.
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National Geographic Society
Transvaal
South Africa
Fuauous Treasre
Tes
Patshefstion
Witwaterarand
China
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Rand
Hense
Beullung
George Welker
Cat
Witwatersrarih
Tye Kennesbury, Which Talay
Sears
Cairo
Union
Intel Anil
Jo'burg
Witwatersrand
Am Express
Levator
On Texas Farms: Echoes of home economy in 1910s county reports
Fragmented notes from Texas counties describe farm labor, canning, and garden provisioning. Entries highlight Mrs. Binnie Hollar near Roberts County selling produce, Mrs. S. C. Hinman in Lamar County overseeing garden budgeting, and local agents promoting preservation methods and kitchen economies amid varied harvests and shared sustenance efforts.
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Seth
Binnie Hollar
South Pheins
Tony Club
Roberts County
Dilars
Rene
S.C. Hinman
Howland
Lamar County
Wee Kirk O Heather Recalls Annie Laurie Tale
Glendale California recreates a Scottish legend with Wee Kirk O Heather replica near Forest Lawn. A tablet tells Annie Laurie’s tale as the daughter of Sir Robert Laurie and Maxwalton castle owner Dougan opposes the couple. The original in Scotland is ruined but commemorated here.
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Annie Laurie
Oe Lauielus
Glendale
Calif
Warden Valley
Heath
Scotland
Annie Logrin
Glencairn
Dumfrienahire
Annie Ladeie
Bip Robe
Laurie
Maxwalton Castle
Het Tovery Dougan
Rome
Robert
Dinetive
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Eagle’s Tailor Shop
Clifton, Texas
Valley Mills
Valley Milla Tribune
I. C. Carpenter
Galla
Ofco
Carpenter Bros. Drug Store
Clifton
Texas
Foster Cherry
Patna
Ben Acdyn
Pice Poe
Terasure House OF
Trent Hlises
Pretoria
Tamauel
Kimbeviey
Driskidd
Austin
L. Stark
H. Darrow
Thy
Hutchinson
Aubin
Llano County
Xavs
Harrison
Punnin
Gwen Mieka
Thal
Wee Kirk O' Heather
Tau
Nem
Ptexas
Louisanay Power
Rcompa
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