Ancient Tablet Records Trade Goods and Inscriptions
A fragmented OCR passage describes tablets dated around 2900 to 2860 B C found near Piney and Jabal, detailing payments for goods such as sheep and cattle, inscribed orders for offerings, and a contract referencing Swed cargo aboard a canal boat. Names, dates, and precise locations are uncertain due to text damage.
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Sopur
Aliahlun
Jabal
John Garner Falls From Tree Amid Rescue Efforts
Fragmentary report notes John Garner fell from a tree and was helped back by companions. The passage mentions hunting trips, a rifle, and figures such as Senator Daniel Hastings and Brumfield. Readable content places events near Uvalde with references to past outings and travel.
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Daniel Hastings
Delahunt
Garner
Rosit
Brumfield
Memoriale Kilitow and Thanksgiving in Amores discussed
An editorial notes modern Thanksgiving roots from Puritan days and Lincoln's proclamations, contrasted with August observances and a shift to late November. It cites historical episodes in Newfoundland 1878 and Pilgrim landing anniversaries while warning readers to remember the original purpose of giving thanks amid school notes.
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Amante
Amores
Newfoundland
New England
Bradford
Massachusetts Colony
Lincoln
A. R
Clifton High School
Sara
Joon Creek News of the Time May Halt Abuse
Austin American reports on a local effort to curb abuse tied to community initiatives. The piece notes possible actions and the involvement of residents and officials in addressing concerns.
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Joon Creek News
Austin
October sales beat last year says report from Texas
A special correspondent notes October sales this year higher than similar month last year across Texas. Parole and pardon discussions drew attention as authorities push for public release of criminal data. Local events include the B Y P A roast and basketball games between Coyote and Coon Creek schools.
Old Tax Collections Law Still In Effect
Austin November 17 Comptroller George H Sheppard said Tax Collectors have no authority to accept delinquent tax payments before February 1955 with no penalty or interest credit. He advised receipts must reflect the law in force when issued and noted statutes allow partial and split payments under certain conditions but do not permit payment of taxes separate from accrued penalties and interest until the Pope tax bill becomes effective February 9, 1985.
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Austin
Texas
George H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Two Die After Biscuits Contain Insect Poison
Greenville Texas reports two deaths from poisoned biscuits and four others gravely ill. Victims include R J Phillips 72 and Bobbie Joe Teague 8 grandson of Phillips. Others critically ill include Othe Phillips 19 daughter Mix Teague 71 and Marcus Teague 83. Officials say poison mistaken for baking powder caused the tragedy.
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Greenville
Texas
R. J. Phillips
Bobbie Joe Teague
Phillips
Othe Phillipa
Phillipa Mm Mix
Cus Teague
Phillipa Marcus Teague
Clara Bell Teague
Teagues
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