Fragmented school news and historical reflections cited
A damaged OCR shows school staff names and colorful prose about democracy and struggle. It mentions Dorothy Schults as chief, Tow Berteleen and Lee Knudoon as reporters, Chris Morris Hall, and phrases about the dream of the ages and chivalry. The piece ends with John Mankestad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Sehhool
Dorothy Schults
Eerie Chint
Sehool
Tow Berteleen
Gt Behool
Lee Knudoon
Chris Morris Hall
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Europe
Hook
John Mankestad
Canning lecture outlines acid and non acid pood methods
Miss Gladys Bimbrough led 23 women at Meridian courthouse detailing two classes of preserved foods. She described acid and non acid poods requiring separate processing, noting boiling temperatures destroy spoilage organisms and that water bath canning suits tomatoes and fruits. A Valley Mills demonstration showed bath and steam methods to ensure flavor and nutrition preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bimbrough
Court House
Meridian
Diller
Mise Kimbrough
Walley
Valley Mills
Walnut
Promotion Certificate for Unit Gas NCO Pederson
Raymond P Pederson of Clifton Texas receives from Fort Sam Houston a certificate for completing the Corps Area Chemical Warfare Correspondence Course for Unit Gas Noncommissioned Officers. The 1987 document notes a satisfactory grade and promises continued leadership and military knowledge improvement within the 148th Infantry Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Raymond P. Pederson
Sg. Co
Inf. T. N. G
Witton
Texas
National Guard
Peter le Toney
Oth Uy
Waco
Raynond P. Pederson
48Rd Inf
Clifton
Tenas
C. J. Neundorfer
148Rd Infantry
Washington Ave
Ist
148Rd
Int
Infantry
Torrence
Gaines J. Barron
14Th
Second Biatinay Celebration Highlights Resettlement Aid
A Bosque county report notes the Resettlement Administration marked two years with 277 farmer loans totaling 48,236 dollars and 448 non repayable grants totaling 7,592 dollars. County Supervisor James A. Conner outlined plans to move relief families toward self support, detailing loans for supplies and livestock, garden yields, and land purchases totaling 11,878,654 dollars in two years. He cited improvements in farming capacity, including gardens, dried produce, and increased cattle, plus 57,540 loans and 105,900 grants statewide, with land options and cooperative loans aiding small farmers. He highlighted transitions to demonstration projects and planned lake works, plus land purchases and tax-insurance setups. A funeral card at end thanks neighbors for support of W. M. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassilment Administration
Bosque County
Noel
James A. Conner
Resettlement Administration
Crow & Garden
Texas
Marte
Fannin County
Untitled fragment from Alabama City obituary notice
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but lacks clear events or dates. Interpreting as a local obituary notice or death notice with scattered identifiers such as Alabama City and possible names, the readable portion suggests a brief public notice within a newspaper page segment.
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PRTC
Yosemite Falls
Merced River
Sierra Nevadas
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Charlie's Cafe
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Oncle
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J. C. Perry
Juanice
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Eynil, Surley
Clifton Tov Sal
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Ablahame City
Obie
Armstrong
Lou En
Zie
Time Out For Romance
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Armstrong's
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Ington
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Reet
United States
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Revere
Capital Stork
Capieened Fonds
Gokasale
Rogset
Mose
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Wfaa Twuality Nepwort
Oater Tia Death
Rose
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