Comanche Notes On Postwar Life And Local Dog Poisoning Incident
The Comanche column discusses postwar work load with fewer staff and self reliance. It recalls Dublin dog poisonings affecting families, including quotes from concerned residents about missing pets and the impact on children, plus a light anecdote about Robert E. Lee’s church attendance and sleep in pews.
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Uncle Bill Kellis marks 88th birthday in Sterling City News-Record
The Sterling City News-Record editor Uncle Bill Kellis, age 88, reflects on aging with humor and faith. He cites God’s will and adapting to later life as keys to happiness, recalling Diogenes in lighthearted fashion.
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Honest man pays long overdue note after it was charged off
A reader recalls a Rising Star man who paid an old note that had been charged off in 1926 after finding it in dusty files. The tale contrasts honesty with others who never settle old accounts and notes the moral about debt in biblical terms. A Brightman’s Feed Store incident and a note about typewriter ribbons at the chief’s office are mentioned.
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