Fragmented 19th century notice with names and addresses
A garbled OCR block lists dozens of names, dates, and places such as Valley Mills, May events, and street routes. It mentions a city hall meeting to lay conduit on Avenue A and a note about farmers and Boys movement, with numerous misread names and scattered dates, showing a fractured local notices page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Bret Stone
Polumar Iy
Routhieeatorn Tele Wrapl
Teleyhope Company
Fehich
Fas
Connell
Avenue A
Pirst
Becondatreete
Syimapins
Paul Soyesa
Uieh
Walter Bythayia
Sensational Sequel in Hazlettaville Elopement Case
In Hazlettaville Texas on April 200 A sensational notice reports a sensational elopement involving HS Whitten age 27 and Miss Bunche Turner age 14. A warrant charged Whitten with criminal assault under Texas law related to the young bride. Whitten is held in jail pending bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlettaville
Texas
Whitten
Bunche Turner
Tony
Whitken
Thade
Alibline Texas Man Sues Pullman Over 1910 Frost Injury
Abilene Texas May 2 Alleging his health was permanently harmed by the frigid temperature of a car on October 31 1910 while en route from El Paso to Houston P T Thomas pastor grand chancellor and now supreme representative of the Knights of Pythians of Texas filed suit against the Pullman company for 514400. Also report of a Ramsey State farm convict strike near Houston with Ben E Cabell and Robert Hirahan present and a brief remark about a misunderstanding among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiline
Texas
Enoterom
el Paso
Houston
O P. Thomas
Su Lpreme
Knights of Pyblins of Texas
Pullman Company
Tex
Ramsey State Farm
Ben E. Cabell
State Board of Penitentiary Commissionnes
Fru Dallax
Cabell
Robert Hirahan
State Farm
Ui Reible
Cane
A Town With No Taxes and a Curious Chronicle
A fragmented text mix describes a taxless town Muwit Desa with a strong railway, then shifts to a Bosque County Texas legal notice from 1911 instructing publication to summon L H Tyler in a civil suit by Wm Conpolly & Co. The document mentions goods sold, a promissory note, a $27.50 amount, and a $80.00 liability with interest, alongside angling for health advertisements and a troubling 19th-century medical appeal about blood transfusion trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D
Bosque County
Bosque
L. H. Tyler
Justice Court
Cutton
Wm. Conpolly & Co
Lo H. Tyler
Tyler
Jose
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D. Nemir
Pati
Butterick Patterns
Clifton, Texas
Dion
Cranlills Gap
Sciam
Anilavson
Anil
Anton
Sieger Hill
Magnus Mlame
Bay Merra Peery
Valley Mills
Valley Mille
Minne
Cotton Choppers
Meyers
Galveston Tekils
Tua
Dasen
Larsen
Aaa
Sweden
Clifton
Abui
Price & Grimland
Austin
Vin
Yours
John E. Swenson