Home Brew Sign Sparks Street Scene and Odd Directions
A town window sign on Commerce Street drew hundreds as a sign reading How to make home brew advertised odd directions. Pedestrians paused, read goofy steps blending instruction with humor, then moved along. The article notes a local church notice about Sunday School at Ruthenan Church and Cove Springs school service times.
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Cove Springs
A. Drnes
Wwinslow
Sheepial
Erin
Chase
The Quiet Reflections on Corn and Seasons
A writer reflects on the year’s harvest across Texas Oklahoma and surrounding regions praising a bountiful corn crop. He notes warm sun rains and prosperity shaping the harvest and comments on local farmers and public displays of maize varieties. The piece blends philosophy with seasonal farming observations.
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Texas
Okshoma
Lerop
Clifton Theatre Draws Crowds With Double Feature Sale
The Clifton theatre advertises a Saturday night double bill headlined by Tom Mi and Tomy in Paintail Gob with Mako Magtoan and Warner Baxter in Three Blinners plus a two reel comedy A Cow's Husband. A Thursday special features Emil Jennings in The Last Com and a look at News Parade and other listed titles.
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U. Marines
Admianion
Poe
Tom Mi
Tomy
Tormey Pola Negel
Emil Jennings
Junius
Mexican War Veterans Left in Washington After Battle
Fragmented notice reports surviving veterans and a centenarian, Augustas Markie, tied to a wartime pension bureau matter. Confusing text suggests recognition or status concerns for Maton War veterans in Washington.
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Washington
Alugastas Markie
Antil
Adl
Hes Bean Sridhen
Clifton High School Moves and Local Visits Highlight Week
Clinton area residents, including Miss Vera and Miss Blanche Vickrey, travel to Clifton High School and Clifton College with relatives visiting home. Reports note Mr and Mrs Rub Cray attending Hillaboro fair and Charley Dansby’s weak health after a trip. Local visits by Oklahoma native Clarence Landen and A Dansby pair are mentioned amid school moves and family gatherings.
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Clifton Frith
Thin Place
Cliton Pool
Aginay Bae
Leon
Laon
Clifton High Ebool
Uur
Rub Cray
Hillaboro
Butier
Valley
Veos Vickrey
Bianche
Stella
Avidy Tergurson
Montsday
Clifton High School
Clitton College
Vera
W. J. Dausby
Blanche
Juliy
Sill
Fabe Brl
Flora Vickrey
Haley
Myre
A. T. Tergerson
Gitton
Charles Johnson
Clarence Landen
Oklahoms
A. Dansby
Ste
W. H. Danaby
Irefan Angelo
Tickville Ledger Teases Local Happenings In Fractured Note
A muddled Bee Hive Store scene in Tickville sketches a bank president, a lawyer, and Slim Pickens in odd vignettes. A notice to wood manufacturers mentions policy terms and deposits, hinting at a life policy and payouts amid a chaotic excerpt.
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Hogwallow News
Tickville
Sid Hocks
Tick
Hushayil
Wage comparisons show American worker ahead of European peers
Department of Labor figures compare wages abroad and in the United States. American building trades earn about 10.16, far above England 2.90 and Germany 1.86 while the cost of living narrows the advantage. An hour’s labor yields more purchasing power in the United States, though local notes report a funeral and family travel in connection with W. H. Brann and the Duke family.
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England
Germany
Italy
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