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A garbled report from the Texas legislature outlines calls for a special session to address a Colorado river water plan and Brazos river issues. It mentions a $100,000,000 rehabilitation program, federal matching funds, and a focus on revenues and potential public ownership. The piece notes the 233rd day of the 43rd legislature and prior session costs, with no firm dates or clear figures due to the corrupted text.
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Colorado
Aire
Texislators
Brazos
Ferguson
Altien
Gateaville Youth Fatally Stabbed
A Gateaville youth was fatally stabbed and others were wounded in a Saturday night incident in Maturday. Police report a suspect named Poul Rogers, age 10, is charged with murder. Victims include Anderson Ar and others unnamed. investigation ongoing and details scarce due to damaged OCR text.
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Poul Rogers
Ins
Rte
Anderson Ar
Mur
Ander
Interesting News at Cranfill Gap
Report from Cranfill Gap covers weekend visits by Dallas residents including Tracy Turner and Mrs Turner, plus local families and travelers to Waco and Stamford. High school football outlook notes Gaterville Training School defeat of Cranfill Gap Lions 18 to 0, with preview of upcoming Whitney game. Local social mentions include relatives, health wishes, and community events among area families.
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Woe
B. Bettelven
Tracy Turner
Dallas
Turner
Len Herw
Chris L. Rohne
Waco
Frasier Gaeton Fe
Chevrolet
Mav
Edwards
Laughter of
Stamford
Dedwarde
John Coston
Jenily
Dine Jenean
Oliver
Sylvester
Gaterville
Lions
Whitney
Whitney High
Aneil West
Atuphwayille
Will ‘Tindall
Torval Huw
Terwersan
Tre
At. J. Mlertalson
Toenday
Life Anderson
The
Werniamy Cau
Local Bote Highlights Visitations and Court Actions
Meridian and nearby residents return from visits to Kilgore Dallas and San Antonio while marriage licenses are issued. Court convened with tax rolls examined and warrants authorized, detailing tax collection and commissions. official actions scheduled for October 8.
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Mere
Glenn Combert
Chas. W. Pugua
Mra
Travin Ray
Gutex
J. G. Cooper
Coolidge
Loyd Tittle
Ivedell
Veltives
Meridian
J. Ray
Kilgore
Levi A. Dunlavy
Dallas
G. Smith
San Antonio
Raymond Clearman
Mise
Irene Watters
Tom E. White
Victoria Jeane
Fragmented OCR note with unreadable names and dates
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered fragments of names and numbers, offering no coherent events. The legible parts resemble personal names and stray terms without clear context or dates to identify a specific incident or story.
Property Owners Vote On Paving In Clifton
Clifton property owners decide Tuesday on a 320000 paving bond to fund street improvements. Tax shares scale by property value, with maximums cited, and the plan promises four months of winter work and boosted trade. Also noted is Clifton’s upcoming football trip to Gatesville and local prep results.
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Gatesville
OBEAI
Peron
Clifton
Wall Wall Wren
Xate Tueaday
Burial Set for Mrs. eT Swilling in Clifton Texas
Mrs. eT Swilling died October 7 after a long illness at the Dallas home of her daughter Mrs Carrie Pirney. The Clifton resident had long involvement in local business and church life and was a longtime Methodist. Funeral services were held at Clifton’s Methodist Church with pastors and friends attending.
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Mary Tilzabeth Swilling
Carrie
Dallas
Gilling
Clifton
Mewilling
Me Bolling
Carrie Pirney
Chmon
Asige
Stev
Eder M. Seaclett
Clifton Public School News Items Report High School Activities
Sloan Ray and Orval Allen lead Pleasant Hill district high school entrants boosting department investment to 135. Captains named for fall boys’ playground ball as season schedule unfolds with championship on the line. Fourth fifth teams split volleyball and baseball. Lynn Webster’s physical education class staged chapel program featuring Jane Stapdefer Blossom Fall Dorothy Mune Calvert Dorothy lis and Adda Low Falls. Mr F Hutcherson substituting for Windham on leave in West Texas. Ora Lee Bettis presented a diary file of scientific American dating 1896 to 1908 offering historical view of science before most students were born. A notable article on the 1900 Pan American Expo in Buffalo is highlighted and library gift to Miss Elis noted. Cubs to Gatesville Friday to face large Gatesville High squad of about 40 players. trip expected with many supporters, team stronger than last year.
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Mise Lynn Webster
Elans
Therr
Chapel Wednesday
Jane Stapdefer
Blossom Fall
Dorothy Mune Calvert
Dorothy Lis
Adda Low Falls
En F. Hutchervon
Mee
Ora Lee Bettis
Scientife
Buffalo
New York
McKinley
Elsi
Cubs
Gatesville
Weir
Tasi
Yeiur
Vliss Victoria Jeanes Bride of Mr Tom White
The wedding announces Vliss Victoria Jeanes wed to Mr Tom White on a Saturday evening in October in a church ceremony led by Pastor Rev RN Scarlett at Rowe Court.
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RN. Scarlett
Wille i. Ore
Rowe Cour Romioatt
Birthday Party for Mrs. Martin Celebrates 97th
A Sunday gathering at the T. Ayfggen home honors Mrs. J. C. Martin on her ninety seventh birthday. About fifteen guests attend, sharing greetings, a white four tier cake, and a read biographical sketch plus musical renditions. Many messages arrive from absent friends as the day fosters warm reminiscences and wishes for more birthdays.
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J. C. Martin
T. Ay Fggen
Martin
Om Verinety
Martin Wan
A. L. Bronsted
Missen Lots ‘ Hoel
Marguerite Colwick
Vis Orbeck
Clarence Calwick
Campbell Orbeck
Charles Aare
Bell Orbeck
P. £. Thorson
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