Attention people kitchen changes hands gains new goods
A local business announces a change of ownership and promises daily fresh cleaned merchandise including magazines and top quality cutlery. It invites both ladies and gentlemen to visit and try the service, with calls welcomed.
ITOs College Receives State Athletic Rating
ITOs College receives statewide athletic rating as Chittan College of elit earns berth in the Texas Junior Avanciation at a Dallas meeting. New officers of the association are BF. Das of John Torletin president May J. & Cook of Meridian vice president Penn Dickson of Decatur secretary John Garrity association referee. Colleges listed include Wesley, Burleson, Texan Mill acy, Decatur, North Fexne Junior Agricultural of Marshall, Weatherford, Wayland Baptist, and Clarendon.
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Fes
Cisco Christin Gabage
Texas Junior ‘Aiaktle
Dallas
Srtac Pyevinas
Cokeres
Das Wie
John Torletin
May J. & Cook
Meridian
Penn Dickson
Decatur
McRetary
John Garrity
Wesley
Burleson
Texan Millacy
North
Fexne
Junior Agricultural of
Marshall
Ask Dplar
Low Morris
Westminster
Clitap
John Tarleton
Thorp
Grand Ball at Live Oak Hall on Friday Night
The Lanes Chapel community committee led by A W Vickery hosted a social at Live Oak Hall featuring the Sheegleville Orchestra. The event is slated for Friday evening, September 26 in the local bulletin.
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Live Oak Hall
Sheegleville Orchestra
Music—Drapers Serenaders Armory Hall
Clifton Texas
McAdoo urges U S to join League via referendum
York dispatch reports William G G McAdoo returning from Europe praises the Leagues Nations and urges the United States to join. He says the question should be decided by a special referendum, separate from partisan politics, to obtain a clear public expression on the momentous issue.
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Europe
William GG. McAdoo
Lesgras Nations
United Sta
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United States
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Seff Returns to Rust May Speak in Journey
Austin dispatch says Gov Pat M Seff plans to resume duties after a visit to Kai City where he conferred with Democratic nominee for the presidency John W. Pavia. No statement issued from the executive office on talks. It is presumed the governor will travel to distant states to give speeches for the national Democratic ticket.
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Austin
Pat M. Sef
Kai City
John Wo Pavia
Gow Nef
Local court actions and community notes in Meridian
Proceedings in Meridian county court cover tax matters for 1924 and official appointments. The grand jury reports eight indictments and adjourns. jurors from Meridian and surrounding areas are listed. Local social notes report marriages, transfers, church resignations, and civic events including a booster band concert and community visits.
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J. T. Glass
C. Carpenter
W.C. Carlile
Mack Berleson
W. A. York
Hon. B. Word
Subd
Ludge Word
Grand Jory Tun Cour
Ole J
Olaon
Walter
Schenck Va
D. Schenk
Ruit
Lote
Guaranty State Bank of Clifton
I. Elder
LH. Toone
W. C. Poole
John Sika
Moke Walker
J. S. Tweedy
B. Shaw
EH. Nesbit
Valley Mills
Willis
J.S. Lomax
Andy Turdan
Belsin Rogstad
Meridian
Oscar Knowles
Musheim
Chas
Aura
Jee
Pete Thahl
George Pierson
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Community Fair plans moved up at Cranfills Gap
Local notes report visitors from Meridian and Waco, meetings about a Community Fair set for October 25, with aims to boost livestock and poultry development. Cash premiums and sash prizes are promised by livestock associations, including Aberdeen and Shorthorn groups, to encourage calf shows.
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Chrin
L. Rene
Cerrespondin
Dobn Godager
Chas. Poulson
Chitton
W. P. Tindall
Cornel Dr
P. C. Pluenneke
Sylvia Eunice
Waco
Sylvia Eunicer
W. T. Tergerson
James H. Knight
BM. Swenson
Thin Town
Bettes
Bernt Bertelson
Gatenville
Businens
J. A. Arnes
Twin Cities
Johnnson
Aberdeen Aztex Association
Wilewe Rch
Weeks Program at the Queen Theatre
The Queen Theatre runs nightly programs starting at 7:20 p.m. with westerns and melodramas. Admiral and bike nights feature "40 Horse Kin s" and "Town Hall Tonight" plus a two reel comedy. Weekday Mary Pickford in "Through the Sack Door" and weekend features include "The Silent Partner" with Lee Trice Joy and others, plus "The Covered Wagon" tease and "Galloping Toner" and "Oh You Tony" with Tom Mix.
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Leavenworth Camps
Larry Lemon
Tweeday Mary Pickford
Leetrice Joy
Owen Moore
Robert Ederoo
Macmillan Tonter
Paramount
Toner
Frog Thompson
Tony
Tom Mix
Man
Jack
Notice to Grind Feed Thursdays by J A Bronstad
Public notice from J A Bronstad announcing weekly feed grinding every Thursday. Includes city newspaper reference to The Record and Dallas News with pricing notation.
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J. A. Bronstad
Nain Fexan Ite
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