Campaign for Thnar Spring Cheintian College
Reading text describes a church campaign to raise offerings for work with the people, urging aid and personal gifts. It mentions removal plans for moving people from county jails as part of a statewide undertaking announced by R B Walthall, with reference to amused lists and a nineteenth century context.
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Church of Dacia
Hielp
Eugcoustul
Sxeane Pula
Austin
Ganety
Neady
R. B. Walthall
Black Team Wins Peaceful Match in Preliminary
Bry and KM lead a serene victory as Norse and Teva contribute solid performances in a calm, unscored scene. Public observers note teamwork and steady play amid light competition.
Truck Service SGI OmBAT PRONE
Unclear readable text fragment mentions moving services and names with many garbled terms. No coherent event, dates, or entities to confirm a factual item.
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SGI
Thomas
Je-Prom
Clefton
WACO
Meese
Fern
St George Hotel V7D Pase Bathe Day On Tap
Fragmentary OCR notes cite CHAR HODGES and a hotel reference with garbled dates and phrases. No clear event or outcome is readable.
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Char Hodges
Century old clock traces from Washington to Tennessee
Meridian March 18 reports a clock made in a century whose origin traces to George Washington era. The piece, found by Davis Tittle, traveled from New England to Tennessee and then to Virginia, with a history of repairs and late 19th century sales.
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Meridian
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Tittle
Davis Tittle
Virginia
Tennesse
Isu
Anthony ‘Tittle
3. C. Tittle
J.C. Titte
New England
New York
Jo Woailen
Curia
Wells near Whitney Texas show progress at 2142 feet
Local visitors tour the Rose oil field tent as drillers express optimism though warn of delays. They expect to strike basement sands within about 200 feet more, noting limestone in the sand raises porosity concerns while water remains prevalent.
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Hillsboro
Texas
Whiteny Monday
Brit Tee
Valley Mills Local News Items Highlight Community Events
Town notes from Valley Mills report on visitors, entertainment, and small happenings. Attendees include Br. Tibbs, Ram, Kes, and families visiting relatives, church activities, and local band street ads by Brunk’s Comedian Band. Also mentions Mr Gamore, Arthur Kilpatrick party, new baby at Stringfellow home, and a school play Simple Bilas drawing audience interest.
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Ton Moward
Dallas
A . Howard
Waea
John Howard
Reutus Matthews
the Tribune
Plabasta
Nex
Gilmore
Mosheim
Gamore
Brunk
Clifton
Arthur Kilpatrick
Gite
Ranger
Clote Kilpatrick
Karner
J. Co Jverett
Jeo
Oldon
Mra
Ernest Stringfellow
Ernest
Dim Hunt
Gatenville
M. E. Fisher
Slyle
Mas Bomey
Tereersh
Chas
Ey Dansby
A. Klipstrick
Alvarado
Mushelm
Sueneon
Nancy
SIFTINGS FROM THE FARM AND RANCH
A fragment from a farm and ranch column discusses a New York City building and a forested river slope, noting a tree’s height and age via barbed wire marks. It extols civic duty, character development, and youth training as foundations for future opportunity.
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MfemJoy Elmer Moran
Child Life Welfare Magazine
Announcement of candidacy and unrelated notices in mixed text
An unclear notice mixes political candidacy for city marshal with odd local references and a vendor list. It mentions De Soto and Wincomaln and a name F. Braden of Eola Texas, plus various unrelated lines about turkeys and milk, ending with miscellaneous items for sale or rent.
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F. Braden
Eola
Texas
Thority
Turkey
Marmiton Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Marmiton Texas
Marmiton Texas March 19 The Commercial hotel was practically destroyed by a fire likely caused by defective wiring in flues. Firemen saved much furniture and neighboring houses. The hotel, a leading hostelry on Wednesdays, was run by N Miller and crowds of traveling men were noted. loss impacts local hotel facilities and possible new construction.
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Marmitton
Texas
Fie
Salis
N. Miller
Divorces Granted in Johnson County in 1924
In Johnson County Texas 1924 there were 21 divorces granted. District Clerk J P Serayer reports most were filed by wives and most couples had married before 1896. The year saw several contested cases and a mix of divorces granted to different parties.
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Cleburne
Texas
Mare
Johnsonounty
J.P. Serayer
Residents and visitors share news from Wortham area
Local notes describe social visits and travel involving Mrs. Wortham and neighbors. J Le Marcha paints a residence while civic events and hospitalities unfold. families in the Coyote region and Fort Worth attend gatherings and send regards, with school staff visiting relatives and workers returning home.
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Wortham
J. le Marcha
A.C
Orbe
P. W. Wheelie
Mart
Hattie
Fort Worth
Lasthertack
Ube
Mary Myory
Katsleon ‘Prather
Weachers
Wortham ‘Bead
Munday
St Clifton
Tribune
Hugh Adame
Waco
Rand
H. J. Gillie Tos
Thithing
Wa Hoover
Ware
Howe
Mes
Ales McNell
Revised Statutes debate approves funding and edits
Lawmakers approve 960 000 to publish 8 000 volumes of the revised civil statutes 1925 and Texas criminal statutes 1985 Then 2 800 pays for a lawyer to edit and implement amendatory provisions for the Thirty Ninth Legislature The lawyer’s fee is set at 8500 per month with 1800 monthly constant.
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Senay Jonal Anyons
Milan Sue Benes
Blate
Boars of
Asthe
Luther Church English Services Announced
The article notes English language services at a local church with Sunday morning worship and Sunday School each week. A Saturday morning service and a midweek gathering are also listed, with multiple names including Mrs Martin Wallum associated with the events.
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Olap Lutheran
Booth
Mimeia
Mtr
Gud
Martin Wallum
Burque County Cotton Report Summary
Borque County records 11 724 bales of cotton as of a 1923 slate with 18 050 bales noted. Thom L Dunlap, Species Agent, is cited. The text hints at lineages and trade context, mentioning scrub and estore and potential descent, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Borque CO
Borque County
Thom. L. Dunlap
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Cheintian College
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Wests of
Masting
Dene Promott
Amd Ketstertorty Tour
Belews Chitin
Jas. M. Robertson
Attounet
St. George Hotel
Ima
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Whitney Whel
Valley Mills
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Tibbs
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Ben Jay
Harlog Gue
Hove
Pat Stock
C.K. Barna
Tom Burns
Wallace Burns
Lewis
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Harante
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Cay
Rivier den Prairien
Lowell
Atras
Cifusa
Marahal
Mixnchabs
de Soto
Wincomaln
Marine
Perame
Minnenota
Pease
Jervey
Alex
Prather
Orpof
John E. Swenson
Cash Store
Clifton, Texas
Cunningham & Martin
Armilton Hotel
Enue
Suny
Tein Dow
Commercial College
Tyler
Lipts
Camilla
Ada
Ig Ees Nen Hank
Indorayton Spolts Tan Clann
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