Tamsey Austin Nursery’s Local Auction Notices Amid Turbulent Trade
A fragmented notice describes Tamsey Austin Nursery of Austin and its dealings with plants and shipments. It mentions Mrs. J. C. Wilson overseeing local orders and a catalog sale as part of the ongoing trade activities at the nursery, with unclear dates and duties.
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Tamsey Austin
Austin
Gonnsey
Alan
Truit
Darts
J. C. Wilson
Austin Nursery
Missionary Society Elects Officers for New Year
The Missionary Society elected officers for the coming year including President Alinx Csiss Morgan and Vice President Miss Ign Waddell Recording Secretary Miss Cecil Ruchman Treasurer Miss Edith Hanly Superintendent of Study Miss Presley Ward Superintendent of Supplies Miss Mad pe Conrnul Superintendent of Newwork Miss Ophelia Johney Corresponding Secretary Miss Salle Jones Fourteen members enjoyed a salad course.
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Lantles
Bodenead Mra CC Kett
Alinx Csiss Morgan
Ign Waddell
Cecil Ruchman
Edith Hanly
Presley Ward
Sipplies
Madpe Conrnul
Pul- Mei Mra
C. Pennington
Inewwork
Ophelia
L D Roberts Returns Home From Deer HUnt
L D Roberts, uncle of E R Roberts who was wounded by an accidental pistol discharge while cleaning, arrived home after an all night drive. He left for Bely to join the hunt party as others, including Jim Douglas and Vortup Matthews, continue their deer hunt while a messenger seeks the camp and news of the grave condition.
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Roberts
E. R. Roberts
Jim Douglase
C. IL Brosig
Tom Waddell
Immedhiely
Bely
Tome Saturdas
Roberta
Tagerd
Vortup Matthews
Reensel
Mexico
Monterey
Verner
Deep Knowledge Beats Surface Skimming in Study
A caution that superficial study yields little payoff. True progress comes from mastering core facts, theories, and methods rather than skimming topics or memorizing scattered details. The message stresses thorough learning as essential for lasting competence.
Out of Town P eople Attend Ufayn ie Matthews Funeral
A funeral service for Mrs Rox Ay Paylar and other out of town attendees was held. Active pallbearers included Hty Reading Pierre Roberts Roy T Baylor and several named local men. The obituary notes affiliations with Seyly and Howsum communities.
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Matthews
Donnie
Wharton
Tite
BR A
Risien
W. M. Conner
AL McMuan
Boothe
You Can't Fool a Child Says Much of Your Standing
The Houston Chronicle notes that a person’s reputation is judged by how youths in their neighborhood treat them. Respect from children reveals true character, while deriding elders exposes a flawed stand. A home community opinion often mirrors real standing more than distant accolades.
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Nico
Zays
Trouston Chronicle
San
Getien
Pat
Houston Chronicle
Holmes storms Texas in 1920 state primary with 116000 vote lead
Tabulation at State Republican headquarters in Dallas shows W. H. Holmes of Amarillo with 116,003 votes for governor as of Tuesday, with 46 counties yet to hear from. T. M. Kennerly of Houston leads the Senate race in the same counties, surpassing Holmes’ tally.
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Texas
Dallas
W. H. Holmes
Amarillo
Leonard Withington
Holmes
T. M. Kennerly
Houston
United States
Farm and Ranch Loans Offer Long Amortized Terms
Eagle Lake National Farm Land Association announces 5 percent farm loans with a possible five year start and an amortized plan extending up to 38 years without renewal of commission expense. Secretary-Treasurer EE Lesbart explains the plan.
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Eagie Lake National Farm Leas Association
EE Lesbart
Secy-Trea
Texas election law triggers statewide primary amid vote projections
The text notes Terrell election law provisions tying a governor race above 100000 votes to a statewide primary. It discusses past primary history, costs to candidates, and calls for changes benefiting minority parties. It also references satiric local content and a mix of reader notices and humor, focusing on political procedure and public discourse in Texas.
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Withington
George C. Butte
Texas
Fragmentary Verse Snippet Prompts Mirth or Doubt
A cryptic line cluster hints at playful or ironic tones about gender and appearance. The fragment mentions saucy behavior, port, and a character examining the length of a court, leaving interpretation toward satire or social commentary.
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Flepper
Mumbled Theater Moment Ends With Comic Microphone Hunt
In a crowded row a man turns and glares as a passerby asks what he seeks. The reply is a joke about wanting the microphone, prompting amused exchanges among nearby patrons.
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