Mystery of a baby carriage fatality and bank statement
A fragmented 1920 Clifton Record clipping describes an infant allegedly saved from a fall in New York and later found unharmed in a cushioned baby carriage. The text shifts to a financial ledger from a Texan bank, listing loans, bonds, real estate, and assets, with a sworn affidavit by bank officials dated September 14, 1920.
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York
Bet
New York
East Sile
Ter
Iby Falls
Fouie
Oianneil
Carriag
Hutton
Teva
Ininwss
Clifton Record
Amd
Eifion
Texwe
Guy Ful
Nanessonent
Guy
Federal Reserve Bank
Dalla
Land Sale Near Meridian With Home and Timber Nearby
The large acreage offers 200 cultivation acres, prairie land near timber, no waste, deep black soil. A five room residence with barn and windmill sits on a public road frontage. Price $8 per acre. Owner ill and unable to attend sale. Agent: T. C. Primm, Meridian, Texas.
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Coounty
Meridian
Meridan
T. C. Primm
Hominy Folky and Savers Debate War Stamp Value
A fragmented snippet shows a rural scene with characters like Sammy Saver and a Wheelf grocer. It mentions war savings stamps, payday, and financial talk about accounts and lifelong profits and losses in a stylized 1940s tone.
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Kogland
Tate
Tolke
Whelf Grocer
Sammy Saver
Otto H Kahn Endorses War Savings Stamps Drive
Otto H Kahn promotes buying War Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings Certificates in a letter endorsing the Ravines movement. The federal official praises the effort, cites national duty, and notes wide banking support while highlighting Kahn's prominence in world affairs.
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Huwe Me Katauye
Kahn
Kutn
Ashor
Mey Kami
Federal Reserve reports Liberty Bond purchases and payments
The Federal Reserve Bank announces that 753 960 Fourth Liberty Bonds were purchased. The note explains interest payments on bonds due semiannually, with interest to be paid March 15 and October 5, and outlines handling of payments by bond owners amid government plans.
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Federal Reserve Bank
SIRE SAVINGS TAUGHT TO TEXAS SCHOOL PUPILS
The Texan Congress of Mothers and Parca Teachers Association pledged support to the Government Savings Division to teach thrift in Texas schools. Fort Worth president Mrs E A Wattern and Dallas district director urged every pupil to learn savings, noting Texas children own over 1,000,000 War Savings Stamps.
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SIRE
Texas
Texan Congress of Mothers
Parca Teachers’ Association
Government Savings
E. A. Wattern
Fort Worth
Congress
Dinamore W. Hume
Dallas
Pederah
Texice
Love
Cotton Palace Aids Women Solve Domestic Problems
The Texas Cotton Palace at Waco runs October 30 to November 14 featuring a women’s department led by Mrs. Lee Davin. Exhibits from clubs, domestic science experts, and demonstrations focus on home economics, decor, and labor saving devices to assist women in daily duties.
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Texas Cotton Palace
Waco
Lee Davin
Greater
Davin
Oman
Hee Tee
Texas Cotton Palace to Open with Toyland for Children
The Po yland act Cotton Palace announces a major setup to entertain families. The exposition runs from Wave Oct 0 to Nov 1 featuring Toyland a new child friendly display of the latest mechanical and electric toys guided by the Women’s committee to please mothers bringing young children.
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Texas Cateton Palace
Women's
Texas Cotton Palace draws crowds to Waco fall show
The Texas Cotton Palace in Waco runs from Oct 30 to Nov 14 drawing farmers and townspeople for an educational and entertaining display. The event promises demonstrations and informative exhibits.
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Waco
Parcel sale of 424 acre farm near Clifton
Auction note states 424 acres of good stock farm land for sale 18 miles west of Clifton with part payment terms. Clifton Mercantile Co and The Record and Dallas News listed as contacts or notices.
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Milue
Clifton
IK Stokux
Clifton Mercantile Co
Brown Wood Officers Mnmasie A Disth Sery
Thursday officers and police halted a fully fledged whiskey still about eighteen miles from Santa Anna in Coleman county. Arrested were Jackroh, Kienn, Robert Jackson and Skinny Shelton for illegal whiskey selling. They were jailed in Coleman and transported to San Angelo to await federal grand jury action.
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Bhue
Santa Anna
Caleman County
Jackroh
Kienn
Robert Jackson
Skinny
Shelton
Coleman
Saa Angelo
Federal Grand Jury
Belime President Remembered for Influence and Vision
A figure described as the Belime president is highlighted for shaping leadership and policy. Reports frame him as a pivotal influencer known for decisive moves and reformist aims within the government and public life. Details emphasize his legacy and impact on national direction.
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Thant
Hanop
Belime
Bv Ty
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R. R. Waldrop
Prevident
A. Bronstad
Ghottie Carpenter Brothers
Ale Phopuy
Deywsita
Morrey
Bondy Depostyi
Labiltion Bellon
Tesns Poultry, Notler and Kas Association
Rueviews Produce Company
Tita
Roane
Tom C
Millie Solberg
Notary Public
Boayve County
Sune
FP. H. MI Line
Otto H. Kahn
al Texartes
Sounde
Cotton Palace
Eabor
Canning Club
Vogue
Potton Palace
Tamneay
Poyland
Colon Palace
Hill's Business College
Franklin Streets
Waco, Texas
GREGG
Pitman
S4ys
Jill
Unies
Staten
Yale
Renann
the Record and Dalla News
Brown Wood Officers Mnmasie A Disth Sery
John E. Swenson
Clifton, Texas
City Bakery
Jackson Bros
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