Man Arrested on a Liquor Charge in Austin
A man was captured by rangers last night after his car was seen delivering liquor around a university area. He faces three charges: transporting, possession, and sale of liquor to University of Texas students. The report notes a broader Texas movement promoting beef production and local meat finishing.
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Local notes from Valley Mills list residents visiting in Waco Gatesville and Dallas undertakings. Names include Miss Ruth Sadler Mrs W C Ofle Walter Thompson and many others with travel to Decatur Weatherford and Mineola. A feature explains that the United States can be without a president for hours during the transition period and notes the constitutional provision and historical practice.
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Clifton City Suard Teow Again at Event
Fragmented OCR text shows a memory piece about Rev J P Locker returning to Bos f ee and land posting notices by Lary Larsen. It references a Hunting Notice and a Texas fair, plus scattered lines about sleep, work, and a 1961 event schedule. The readable content is incomplete and disjointed.
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