Mamie of Saxitarium at Temple Change
Temple Texas November 4 The Temple Renitarium will henceforth be known as the Saati White Hospital to aid in perpetuating the memory of Dr Raleigh B White and to honor the founders of the institution. The change reflects a desire to preserve historical ties and support the hospital’s ongoing mission.
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Temple Renitarium
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Saati & White Hospital
Raleigh B. White
Howe Genth
Understanding the Sale Condition Drives Bid Selection
The notice states that bidders must accept the full completion condition as part of the sale. It warns that completion is a condition of transfer and emphasizes adherence to the contract terms and timelines.
Siftings From the Farm and Ranch Miscellany Review
A column of brief notes covers fabrications in imitation gems and the diamond trade, Hudson Flag dividend details, American market pricing on goods, and remarks on forestry, wartime predictions, and moonshine fires. It notes grasshoppers seen off Washington coast, pine forest resin potential, and caution against payoffs in work. Includes comments by Frank A. Muncey and Wilbur Glenn Volk.
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Washington
Pacific Ocean
Salvation Army Appeal Urges Funds for Relief Work
Local boards endorse a nationwide drive to support Salvation Army services aiding mothers, children, the needy, and the destitute. Worded to urge donations, the appeal stresses hunger relief, clothing, rescue work, and care for the vulnerable across cities and rural areas.
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Thomas
Alvetion Army
Trem
Stalen
Aalvation Army
Brent
W.F. Ramsey
Federal Reserve Bakist Dalian
Ai Aenbee
Ellen
Salvation Army
Bedewar
Adler
Hane
Jbie
Army service program aids community welfare effort
The advisory board endorses a broad home service plan to implement the program and assist in meeting community problems. It highlights six core functions valued by the group and stresses the need for confidence in volunteers supporting those in distress, with no single individual central to the effort.
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Home Service
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Austin Visit Describes Dam Debate and Capitol Tour
A traveler recounts a trip through Austin noting the great dam and its fading usefulness, the University and old asylums, and a plan to visit the Capitol. He praises Mind and Deaf and Durall Asylums buildings and mentions interactions with Mr. Hayes of the Dallas News and state officials, hinting at fever and legislative concerns.
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Recumiaine
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Lend & Charming Beckeround
Mabey
Ugreat Dam
Barcom
Capitol Greanda
University
Austin
Selere
Bo M. Hayes
Hayy
MelGrower
Dallas News
Capitol Building
Clarence I. Galmere
Mise
Learcad
Capitol
Mary
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Parpendad We Retae Make the Race, Urd Ibis
Ancthir
Fort Worth Oil President Foster Killed In Car Crash
Fort Worth Texas November reports state 29 year old Foster, president of the Pred. Pas ter Oil Company, died when his car went over an embankment near Samuels Avenue bridge. Two of Foster's field men were injured. Foster resided in Fort Worth off and on for three years, with Los Angeles as his home. His wife was at the Tess Hotel at the time of death. Surviving are his wife and parents. A stray GrecoRoman drink advertisement bears the slogan Made by Ennion Let the buy or remember.
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Fort Worth
Teas
Forter
Paster Oil Company
Samuels Avence Bridge
Poster
Foster
Tme
Los Angeles
Calay Hin
Tess
Aur Vively Fils
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Tourkeys
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Frere Reich
Central Produce Company, Inc
Turkeys—Wanted
John E. Swenson
Clifton, Texas
England
Hudson Flag Company
Arcentina Tol
New York
America
China
Tam
Wilbur Glenn Volka
Zion
Haw
Jehovah
Uipele Sam
John Bull
Palestine
Trotsky
Foresta
Pacific Northwest
Enitarian Ebert
Clifton College
Academy Accre
Sappington Austin
NE Nelson
City Bakery
Ofice—Firet Guarasty State
Clifton, Teme
OTL
Ennion
Gome
Clifton
The
American Legion
Baylor “Cubs
American Legion_Hall
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