Weather and tax notes amid cold spell and political talks
A broad report details tax payments across counties, noting a near all-encompassing tax total as estimates rise. The region braces for cold weather with icy winds from the north, while farmers discuss fruit damage and the impact of the cold spell on crops. The city faces local elections with mayoral and aldermen positions, and observers consider the upcoming term amid ongoing federal fund scrutiny and law enforcement actions.
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Tox
Camnllater
NRA Compliance Campaign Targets Texas Merchants
Ernest L Tutt of the NRA compliance sector told Austin merchants that the federal government will intensify enforcement of industrial codes. He announced a national campaign to gain public support and pledged ready cooperation to supply manpower for enforcement.
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Este
Ernest L.tunt
Bing Payne
Tutt
Austin
Anduvery
Death Answers Mrs. Augusta Zander at Valley Mills Home
Mrs Augusta Zander died at her home near Valley Mills on Wednesday noon March 7. Funeral services were held Thursday at the home with Rev Fred Myebroff officiating. Interment followed in Valley Mills Cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandsons Rimmitesehnenrock Herbert Schoonrock Melmer Schoenrock Norbert Miller Paul Miller and Walter Zander. She was born December 3 1862 in Bichnow Germany and came to America with early years spent in Paige Texas. She married Ludwig Zander and lived in Paige Fayette County near Carmine Williamson and Taylor before moving to Basque County near Valley Mills in 1900. Her husband died June 5 1920. she resided with her son Henry thereafter. She is survived by nine children Mrs Emma Ris ker Fritz Zander Mina Schoenrock Alma Janteen Ma Selma Miller Alfred Zander Mex Zander Heinrich Zentor and Mrs Doral Millen plus sisters Mee Vroilovika Schlickvisen and Mrs Carolin Zantoor.
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Augusta Zander
Valley
Maret
Pune
Vernoun
Fred, Myebroff
Valley Mills
Rimmitesehnenrock
Herbert, Schoon[roek
Melmer Sehoe
Ludwig Zander
Paige
Fayette County
Carmine
Williamon County
Taylor
Toeath
Emma Risker
Texas
Frits Zander
Clifton
Mia
Mina Schoenrock
Alma Janteen
Selma “Miller
Walk Mills
Alfred Zander
Mex Zander
Heinrich Zentor
Doral Millen
Hereford
Vroilovika Schlickvisen
Onmd
Rock
Mes
Carolin Zantoe
Hinstow
Textae
Rine
Heathen
Willing Dicksen
Rinidyllsbeny Cine
Ino Fricrib
Qhoka
Paulie
Hollins Tobarts
Rom Chim
Hunty Hoke
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and plans for honors
The readable text lists multiple names and mentions plans related to honors and a film project. It references individuals such as Stephin Kinet Whitney Notts and Harlin, with glimpses of a movie summary and European influences. Overall the fragmentary content lacks a clear, cohesive story.
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Harel
AN Hee
Lai
Hitney Notts
We Gather at Magazine Club Meeting
The magazine club welcomed Linkenhower and Arp Binley as new members. Conner, treasurer, and Mrs. Conner hosted guests at the meeting in March. A slide feature by Rev. Ge A Boj highlighted a lecture on March 26 about lighting the Word.
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Magaxine Club
Murr
Linkenhower
Arp
Binley
Conner
Tre
Westentery
Hee Sinter
Minn Row
Willett
Hhe Huh
Tomer
Ge A. Bo
Clon Calon
Jeoryor
Seminole Chamber hears Nichol preach on survival and greed
Rev. Gr. Nichol, visiting speaker, tells Seminole Chamber of Commerce that the survival of the fittest is not the law by which nations prosper. He cites Napoleon, industry, and the master’s rule as flawed, arguing man’s higher ethics must guide business and city progress.
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Cliften
Seminole
Oklahorma
Taal
Chamber of Commerce
GR. Nichol
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
Alexander
Napolson
Sten
Tye
Nichol
Father of rural free delivery championed mail service origin
The article honors Perry Sanford Heath, a 19th century figure credited as the father of rural free delivery. It notes his influence in McKinley era politics, his rise to assistant postmaster general in 1897, and his role in initiating experiments that led to universal rural mail delivery for farms and households, shaping modern postal service.
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Perry Sanford Heath
Hall of McKinley
Heath
Laromé
Ronforr
Avery Wind
Seni Ane
Wurouare
Kuri Sore
Cooney Visits Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth Southwest
A garbled local report describes Cooney’s visit to the Fort Worth fat stock show with mentions of Craig Logan, early Bosque County figures, and a fragmentary note about a sheriff Buck Barry and land surveying. The text includes odds and ends about a Ford coupe for sale and rental, and a general sense of community event chatter.
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Trey Sats
Navesoomty
Bosque Couny
Eathor Armes
Buck) Barry
Eas
North Carolina
Ail
Bosque County
Monterrey
Corsicana
Barry
Turning from world news to village life
A reader laments the press bias toward sensational crime and sorrow and praises local newspapers for detailing community business, church events, social gatherings, farmer updates, and daily acts that uphold faith in life and the common people who form the nation’s backbone.
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Wsim
Christian Science Monitor
Notice to register for relief aid at Clifton Sub-Office
All persons who wish to register for direct or work relief should notify this office as soon as possible so cases can be investigated for eligibility. Old cases, current recipients, and new applicants must file new records. applications considered after 1 April. Alex S. Anderson, Manager, Clifton Sub-Office.
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Alex S. Anderson
Clifton
Handley Announces Por State Legislature In Texas
Ed Handley of Clifton Texas announces his candidacy for the state legislative district 96 in a lengthy letter. He describes his Democratic support, mayoral tenure, and city improvements including a city hall, sewer system, water works, and roads while urging farmer and town interests to unite for better state and county legislation.
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Bosque
Johnson
Bommrvell
Olotles
Bysone
Nesry
Clifton
Ingnell
Bmw
Talso Errovs
Handley
Texas
Connally Por Health Funds Debate Prompts Telegrams
Worthington Moreh Fite and Tess Brister Gam, Democrats, sent telegrams urging support for an additional appropriation for health and sanitation work. Dr. A H Flickwir of Fort Worth, a public health director, telegraphed that 2,000,000 should be used profitably, with 500,000 essential.
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Worthington
Moreh Fite
Tess
Brister Gam Wally
A. H. Flickwir
Fort Worth
Texas
Political Announcements for 1984 Democratic Primary
The Record lists political nominees pending Democratic primary actions in July 1984. C H Gross seeks Congress 11th District. Vernon Lemens for Representative. Clarence McCorkle Alfred Hardwick Chas M Gandy for County Clerk. T G Britain reelected with Edwin W Spitzer and Will C Hafer and C J Johnson for Commissioners Precinct 3. J Pierce Richards F W Wallace for Precinct 4. D Preston Hornbuckle for Tax Assessors Collector. Burrell F Word for County Judge. Clara F Richards for County Superintendent. Maggie B Little for District Clerk. Alma T Butler for County Treasurer. Penn J Jackson for District Attorney. Pearl Benson for Sheriff.
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Tor
C. H. Gross
Vernon Lemens
Handley Yor
Clarence McCorkle
Alfred Hardwick
Chas. M. Gandy
T. G. Britain
Edwin W. Spitzer
Will C. Hafer
C. J. Johnson
J. Pierce Richards
F. W
Wallace Por
Wallace Por Tax Assessors Collector— ‘D. Preston Hornbuckle
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