Meridian Weekly Spicy News Items
Special Correspondent reports on local transactions and notices in Meridian. Land transfers and marriage licenses appear amid scattered obituaries and brief town notices, with names such as Dahl, Lefente, and Mey, and properties including Jaco Nelson Addition and Womalyn ark Ac ian. The fragmentary text hints at community events, a fire incident, and a brick building issue, with occasional monetary figures like 1400 and 400 dollars.
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Dahl
M_ Mort
Soreenun
Thames
Ragsdale
Jaco Nelson
Clifton
Sainche
E Lefente
Walt Sethe
Hughes
Tay Smawy
H.C. Muphos
Giannaville
Huphee
Alain
Bomay
Wright
Norse Local Items Ree reeived and local notes
Local notes report residents returning from Fort Worth visits and others traveling, with mentions of employment and regional movements. A late Friday ball game between Sur and Turkey Creek Har ended with Ball winning by 3b runs. the town school closed Saturday after a well received era and a fire drill.
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B.C. Martin Ha
Vieit
Fort Worth
Jesse T. Biewen
Dallan
Therese
Wace
Tal Berg
Marlin
Aalie
Sur
Turkey Creek
Willie Moe
Untitled reminiscence on friendship and gratitude
A fragmented reminiscence reflects on financial strain and the value of friends’ help. The narrator notes serious concerns about money, expresses appreciation for the support of close companions, and recalls how shared kindness strengthened their resolve during difficult times.
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Bate
Wwe
Fxunee
Ny Friends of Tinsel
Sanity
Seth
Howe
Tern
Ural
Unclear journal report on river incident near Meridian
Fragmentary report describes two men from Dallas or Meridian region capturing a group near the Hrusoe River on a Sunday. The text mentions Eulogy and Kimball breaks, two large copper kettles, two barrels of something resembling smuah, and individuals named Rome Walker and a Mr Holt amid a disrupted scene.
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Barker
Luke Sheppard
Marian M ‘R
Weehunt
Eulogy
Kimball
Somluy
Meridian
Smuah
Rome Walker
Holt
High School Notes on Graduation Units and Plans
Local school notes discuss graduation unit requirements for college entry, changes after dropping Vocational Agriculture, and proposed totals for 1992. The article urges students to attend a linked national-style preparatory program and outlines upcoming school events including performances and class milestones with dates in May.
College Notes Highlight Monetary and Musical Event at Clifton
The Terky Bex Supper at C G Bronsted home raised 143.85 for the Piano Fund. Mina Eather Odewaard led a college female octette with the Amany Orchestra. Prizes were awarded to Mabell Nelan and Professor Tysen. Supper was sold for 1.60 per box amid a busy community schedule including games and concerts across Clifton College events.
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C. G. Bronsted
Mina Eather Odewaard
Amany
Sven
Mia Mabél Nelaan
Tyasen
Prat Tyerem
Prines
Clifton College
Merttan College
Cutumn
T He College
Hane Hall
Ieee
Follege Mano
He Chin High School
Ollege “Axony Orchestra
Valley Sitix Huechoot
Valley Mille High School
Bikr
Caryuts
Turneraville
Penzanes
Arthur Sullivan
Contested Resolutions on Peace and US Neutral Position
Article discusses political debate over a wartime resolution affecting US peace strategy with Germany. Rep Connally criticizes it as harming domestic gains and hindering negotiation options postwar. Victor Witte and local subscribers are noted among campaign and renewal activities in Jonesboro and Meridian communities.
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Desternite UN
Niewty
Jmner
United States
Germany
Convalis
Hou
Connally
Walnut Springs Man Dies in Waco Sanitarium
B Carlton, 24, of Walnut Springs, died early Wednesday at a Waco sanitarium. The body was sent to Walnut Springs on Wednesday by Undertaker F. M. Compton. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Joule Cs Springs and two brothers E. H. Carlton of El Paso and A. A. Carlton of Winnie, Texas.
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Waco
B. B. Carlton
Walnut Springs
F. M. Compton
Carlton
Joule
Cs Springs
E. H. Carlton
el Paso
A. A. Carlton
Winnie
Texas
Pactal Session of Legislature To Meet July 11
Governor Neff sent a semi official communication to lawmakers indicating the special session is likely to convene Monday, July 13. The dispatch notes efforts across counties and mentions local residents and visits related to the session timing.
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Auehia
Than
Judge Simkins Urges Domestic Economy to Prevent Marital Woes
Austin May 4 Judge W S Simkins of the University of Texas law faculty says the chief cause of marital trouble and divorce is indulgent household practices. He urges young women to study domestic economy to attract suitable husbands and warns against improper courtship and intemperate behavior. He notes the value of a capable wife as housekeeper and advises graduates of home economics for marriage success.
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Austin
Texas
Shimking
Faculty of the Law
University of Texae
Marttal
Judie Simkine
Triae
Sane Butler
Ander
Wil-Tinwe Eentamp
Suice
Simkipain
Fort Sumpter
Wwe
Ku Klux Klui
Tran
Department of Home Economies
Tom Mix Thrills Audiences With Road Demon
The Queen Theatre to show Tom Mix in The Road Demon on Monday and Tuesday. The film features daring stunts, humorous misadventures, and crashes with automobiles. Mix plays a lazy cowboy who stirs trouble and outsmarts rivals, delivering high speed action and comic moments. Clyde Cone and Claire Andersen appear in the supporting lineup.
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Queen Theatre
Saris
Dows
John Sare
Claire Andersen
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