Dreaming and air power loom in new war notes
A survey of wartime topics from Roosevelt to bomber advances. The piece discusses plans for long range aircraft, American production targets, and German activity on the Mexico border. It notes dreams rising with study and the pressing need for air power while recounting border rumors and speculative defense scenarios.
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Bia Haiye
Tseir
Germany
Britain
Mexico
Fee
Uncle Sam
Sa Baba News
Church notices invite parishioners to services
Young Peoples moving at 2 PM at the church. Bible class meets Monday afternoons. Everybody invited to services. Rev Pruok K Suddath will preach at 11 AM Sunday. Lutheran church lists Sunday School at 9 90 AM Morning service 10 10 AM. Ladies Aid October, Girls Club October 1, Confirmation Saturday 9 10. Junior class Saturday 1 16. Friends and strangers welcome to all meetings.
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Bitty
Paupli
Ladien’ Bible Clase
At & Lobtork
Gordiatty
Pruok K. Suddath
First Methodist Church
Wortham
Isim
Texas
K. Sudiath
Munity Lutheran Churce
Norse Lutheran Church notices for September and October
Sunday September 29 services at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norse with Bible study at 10 and divine service at 11 followed by a Church Council meeting and Women's and Men's Club gatherings. Harmony Ladies Aid meets Saturday. Harmony Ladies Aid to gather Wednesday with Mrs Exuill. Pastor E Thorson.
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Behoo
Bible Etassen
Chiech Council
Harmony Ladies’ Aid
Exuill
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
First Blood of Texas Liberty Recalled in Fractured Memory
In 1882 two Texas soldiers under Captain Johnson crawled within 40 yards of Mexican soldiers near Fort Anabuce and killed them, marking what local texts call the first blood of Texas liberty. The scene is linked oddly to a Scottish card game tale where the nine of diamonds is cursed. Pastor M. Moore presides at a Presbyterian Sunday School at 9 a.m.
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Scotland
Queen Mary
Johnson
Forts Anabuce
Texas
Russell
Morrison
Wilderness of the Great Smoky Mountains and early U S policy
A historical account describes the Smoky Mountain wilderness along the North Carolina Tennessee border, noting immense spruce stands and diverse flora and fauna. It highlights federal protections, road building, and the 19th century Monroe Doctrine era alliance with Britain as part of early U S national policy.
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Washington
North
Carolin
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Fester
Columbia Arst
America
United States
Insects Carve Heavy Toll in North America
government notes over 20 000 species with more than 10 000 pests. mosquitoes cause 125 million dollars in annual destruction, boll weevil harms 2 000 000 bales of cotton yearly, and corn earworm nears 100 million dollars in damage to corn tomatoes and cotton. War in Europe affects chemical supply. US dyes and coal tar chemicals largely imported but trend reverses since 2014.
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Cnere
North America
Europe
United States
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OUR Savior's Lutheran Church OF Norse
E. Thorson
Ion
Womack
A. P. Bur
John's Evangelical Church
Cayote
Aid
W. G. Miller
H. P. Baur
Presbyterian Church
Central Texas Fair
Swift
Clifton Drug Company
Woarat B
Hantrran
Vormyr
Oddy
South America
Monroe
Continent
Cameda
Atlantic
Sam le
W. A. Johnson
Glee
Meridian
Mitra
LA France Beauty Shop
Inez Lareen
Prop
Gilifton, Texas
the Broadcasting of Southwest
Humble Oil & Refining Company
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Té Milling Company
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