Justice for two Mexican escapees in federal case ends with bond
A father defending his sons who fled to Mexico to dodge the draft says they were born in the United States and seek punishment. Both young men were arrested, released on $200 bonds, and await December federal court hearings. The father vows to file papers to garnish his sons and insists on accountability.
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Mexico
Aeitigen
United States
Jie
Oasler
Aquare
Patriotion
Mysterious Health Tonic Promises Cure for Nervous Trouble
Fragmentary notes describe a patient advised to try Cardua a plant based remedy claimed to ease nervous weakness and restore health. The text touts safety with mild ingredients and reports patient improvement after several doses. The passage mentions doctors and hosts but provides few concrete details.
Mary and Soldier Boy Find Happiness After Salvation Army Home
A young Mary, impoverished and longing for companionship, finds work and dreams of family as she meets a soldier boy at a park. After a brief separation, he gifts support to Salvation Army and later returns to marry Mary at the Army home. The couple now tends a farm to care for Mary’s parents and visit the Salvation Army home together.
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Mother
Tha
Dolllala
Aoine
Billa
Waa al Hing
Salvation’ Army
Mary
Salvation Army
Dream of a perfect town by Salvation Army aid
A dream of an ideal town without poverty or crime is contrasted with reality, highlighting Salvation Army centers and their work feeding the hungry and providing shelter. Colonel George Wood visits Ardmore Oklahoma to address Rotary and Lions clubs, promoting joint Chamber of Commerce efforts.
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Alsep
Salvation Army
Ted
Bam
Clark
Odara
Wood
Ardmore
George Wood
Oklahooma
Rotary Ahd
Elise Tam
Chana of Commerce
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap Reveals Local Happenings
Crastilla Gap News reports Orace Stanford plans to enter Meridian College soon. Families relocate, weather impacts travel. Rev. Clarence Brown delivers sermon in Port Worth. Dallas visitors include Orville Reesing and others. Mrs. Hewlett of Fort Worth visits Cranfill relatives. Lee Cranfill notes a strong crop. Olive Tetyerson to move to Carlsbad for work, villagers host farewell. Local officials, schools, and farms feature in weekly notes.
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Orace Stanford
Blanford
Meridian College
Oryce
Walter
Clarence Brown
Port Worth
Baptist Church
Orville
Exweat
Reesing
Julian
Heron
Judson
Martin Jenson
Charley Whigham
Dallas
Cranfill
Lee
Charley Cranfil
Temple
Lee Shepherd
Olive Tetyerson
Carlabad
Texas
A.G. Tsing
Wenzel
Hamilton
E. W. Neve
Gour
B.C. Martin
H. Reeging
Mra. T. A. Egeene
Bee Hill
Proffitt ads Clifton Texas real estate sale offers
In Clifton Texas K. Proffitt promotes sale listings for several houses and ranches at attractive prices. The notice invites potential buyers to inquire about bargains and to contact Proffitt for buying or selling guidance.
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Clifton
K. Proffitt
Texas
Fragmented OCR notice on crime and theft remains
The readable text describes a theft or robbery case with references to a person in a department store. It mentions dignity, being deterred, and trying to stop the robber. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a crime event and a pursuit or risk to the speaker.
Farm and Ranch Promises Full Value for Subscribers
Frank P. Holland, publisher of Farm and Ranch, proclaims loyalty from Texas farmers and livestock breeders, recounting 37 years on the job. He invites readers to subscribe at $2 for three years, offering a full refund if the weekly paper fails to deliver value after three months. He urges neighbors who know current subscribers to join.
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Farm and Ranch
Illustrated
Alrays
Pirane
Prank P. Holland
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Forson & Johnson
City Bakery
Jackson Bros
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Glory
Clifton Mill & Elev, CO
Clifton, Texas
Cranfills Gap
Crastilla Gap
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