Fragmented prompt on early European exploration and Texas history
The text discusses early European exploration toward the Gulf of Mexico and mentions several historic Texas sites and figures. It lists dates and places such as 1836 in San Antonio and Washington on the Brazos, along with other locations like Velasco and Velasco. The fragment references colonial powers and regions including Spain, Mexico, and the United States.
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James Stephen Hoes
Sis
Tora
General Cunton
Alamo
San Antonio
Coe
Washington
Bracos
Columbia
Brazos
Ierent Columbia
Ban Velipe
Ds Austin
Armabure
Niverton
Velasco
Quintana
Houson
Tee Fone Wear
Pranch
Mexico
United States
Comfederats
Saltillo
Coahuila
Metra 1000 Needed to Write Checks
Washington reports the Treasury expects 1000 extra workers to process benefit checks for the 4 billion works program. Officials said Civil Service and Bureau of Engraving will need more staff to print blank checks. A separate note describes a prison with flood-prone cells, forcing inmates to stand for hours to avoid drowning.
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Washington
Treasury
Weduwnday
Omicisia
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Ensaving
Echoes From Clifton College Alumni Notes
Clifton College records show alumni updates including Elteieda Tabke Matar and Helene Rehwrtaen alongside athletes Gracie Borenson and Curtis, noting senior and junior activities. Boys and girls athletic mentions appear with names Wilton Moorman Munro Kaltor and Jofunedee Poth Ovtmomus Bats Tel Lopes, reflecting school events and secretarial notes.
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Jeunes Secreta Feito Jofunedee Poth Ovtmomus Bats Tel Lopes
Estitor
Curtis Babies
Girl's Athletis
Gracie Borenson
Boy's Athletic
Wilton Moorman
Munro Kaltor
Helene Rehwrtaen
Matar
Elteieda Tabke
Gardens and duty shine through campus notes
A campus page recounts plans for garden cultivation, student programs, and senior events. Highlights include literary society programs, one act plays, basketball and softball updates, and notes on senior roast preparations. The piece blends campus life with brief historical reflections and local events.
Garnersville School Closes With Day of Activities
Local news recounts a closing day at Garnersville school with a Washington mix of events. Womack men and boys visited to play tameball, Womack winning honors. Evening program featured drills songs and a short play by students. MR Kruse and Mrs Busby praised for closing-day efforts.
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Finn Kirs
T. W. Wood
Port Worth
Wood
Envenonian Literary Society
College Auditorium
Gracie Sorenson
Sider Homes& Croofile
Selena
Mustang
Slanaky
Bellast
Aenette Johnson
Atudenta
Clifton
Mia
Peterson
Eh.l
Cranville Gap Girls
G.C.S. Athletic News
College Cats
Toby” Pederson
High School
Cubs
Lions
Clerks
Cub
Womack
Kruse
Busby
Baby of Womack
Fred Busby
Twain Whisky Dedication Musem Opening Merged Tale
A garbled report recounts a dedication at a museum in the home of Mark Twain in Hannibal Missouri. It mentions Samuel Clemens and quotes his smoking rules and humor about drinks, noting Madame Clara Clemens Gabella and a planned museum opening shortly after the event.
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St Tol
Ceertan Sarai
le Font
Hoad
Weiter
Yell Clemens
Samuel Clemens
EHV
Saleep
Twain
Thahfanty
Clara Clemens Gabella
Will
Petar
Hannibal
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Texas
McCor- Deering
Clifton College
Frank Pecker Stoekirige
Thoman More
Thomas More
South Africa
South African Republic
Transvaal
John Hays Hammond
Great Britain
Transvaal Republic
Tualy
Abyssinia
Frederick Russell Burnham
New Ulm
Wort
England
Boots
Lord Roberts
Ripling
Fred Burnham
Burne Fham
America
Aslexble
Lony Cost
Marnham
Juneau
Alaska
Burnham
Boy Scout Organization
Bokar Coffee
Iona
A&p Matches
Pacific Tissue
Ajax
Ann Page
Sunnyfield
LA France
Inez Larsen
Garnersville
Thana
Mark Twady
V. D. Goodall
M. D
Mack Mtg
E. H. Schumacher
Buster
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