Grand Jury Returns Seventeen Indictments and Adjourns Friday
The grand jury adjourned after returning seventeen bills of indictments on Friday. The proceedings chronicled numerous cases including thefts, blasphemies, and a murder-for-hire charge. Several defendants, described as African American, faced diverse charges as the panel adjourned to await publication of further indictments.
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Gikheid
Ward
Uth
Tin
Keesiang
Sau
Sao
Altair
Willie Crowder
Thegiaty
Fannie
Cook
Morehnik
Simeon Williams
Faune
Mons
Ford
Earl
Earl Tidlelinegte of Murder Were Found Neulust Fred Tali 1 Tair, Ottie
Rishard Kobash
Vhey
Calticei
Cadlisen Gerfis Sunt
Rot Chas Belied
Tee Wage
Tobi Petersen
Tndivwal
Cohiins
Brglary
Peterson
Joly Cottar Negra Prravher
Ehateod
Garwood
Shaver
First National Bank duty shift noted in city notes
Postmaster Hinton oversees relocation of Columbus north side post office to Mayes Building with new fixtures and staff. Mrs George Barry Jr and family update on Dallas visit and plans for Fort Smith home. Mrs W E Davies returns from Houston trip. Mrs P H Burger and Miss Othei Mina Midred stay with family.
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Columbus
Mayes
Hinton de Als
George Barry, Jr
Divoree, Jr
Jeff
Dallas
F. A. Norman
W. J. Peterson
Bandy
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Mr. Bandy
W. E. Davie
Queeday
P. H. Burger
Misa Othei
Mina Midred
Huston
Moesdamex
MW Doodell
George Brower
G. Me Jackson
Gaewood Apont
K. Trodhage
J. Th. Smit
Garwoul
Tyler Company Wins Bid for Last Gap Highway Contract
The court let a contract for building the final gap in the highway from Gallen County border to Charris Powell of Fyder, with Harris & Powell listed as principal bidders. Seven bidders submitted offers including Callin, McMillan, Wik Hasson, and others. Tyler Company offered the lowest bid at 8,001, and the court awarded them the project with completion and compliance to state construction standards. The winning bid amount was cited and the contract details indicate oversight by the Construction Commission and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Company
Wobiiissiaiers
Weil Teedag
Wighway
Gtllen Co Borde
Charris & Powell
Fyder
Haris & Powell
Conte Hs Callin
McMillan & Wik Hasson
Muti Sds
Bolle
Jesly
Reyne
Walia
Ppb
Adar
Dome
Penile
Haerhe & Powel
Welma
Hyde Giles
Local Tale from Engle Lake Pastoral Talks and Family News
Fragmented OCR reports a Texas bound journey involving Mr Renders family and church matters at Engle Lake. It notes a potential pastor call to Stev A Phillips of Ganado and uncertain decision timelines. Also mentions Wilburn Arnett and Dorothea Faye visiting relatives near Hugle Bro and Nedra prep.
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Nebraskir
Mele
Nebraska
Dennyf
Wis
Ted
Tabwir
Fay Atanen
Mya
Meredor
Noymwe
Maifol
Howevier
Elise
Renders
McLaughill
Veuiginton
Stev. M. A. Phillips
Ganado
Engle Lake
Phillips
Tassaly
Wilburn Arnett
Dorothea Faye
Fort Worth
J.D. Amnett
Hugle
Bro
Melon Planting Expands Across Thousand Acres This Season
A large expansion in melon planting is planned across over a thousand acres this season. Local growers anticipate strong demand and profitable yields, with several prominent farmers, including W. Writh and J. Westie, leading the efforts. Market outlook hinges on water supply, shipping routes, and favorable weather for early fruit set.
Willms and Blair Ciampio River Fuse on My Dae
Fragmentary OCR text describes a river event with names Willms and Blair Ciampio. Mentions a Saturday night on the river and morning routines. Details are garbled and unclear but suggests a documented incident or observation involving the river and persons named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willms
Blair Ciampio
Picnic at Lake Brings Joy to Grade Children
A Sheridan visitor narrated a cheerful picnic at Lake Grade for children with a plentiful dinner and generous servings. Names of many attendees appear in the readable list, including Mose preset, Annie May Maker, Gladys Kobleffel, White Walker, Mamie May Causey, Willie Elaine Russell, Jimmie Wills, and others. The event was marked by lively participation and a sense of community among the youngsters and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood Scote
Mose Preset
Cholen Dodd
Annie May Maker
Be Willaims
Elune Blatchard
Havel Guldrox
Gladys Kobleffel
White Walker
Marie Haase
Mystery Man Released After Paying Fine on Vag Charge
A man known as the Cmysterinus steamer appears to have paid a fine to resolve a vag charge and left jail last week. The report notes the sequence of legal steps, including a docket appearance and subsequent release, with references to local officials and property implications in the ongoing case.
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Mystery Man
Cmysterinus
Naplehin de Baste Lake
Fen
Lisabelie
County depos tory on state tank seven s county
Depositors in the county bank near the court house faced losses as the county vote commission handles the case. Court actions and election matters dominated the week with officials and families traveling to Houston for a relative’s illness and funeral.
Potato Seed Planting Nears Week End In Village Report
Fragmentary agricultural notes describe potato farmers pushing to finish seed planting by week’s end. Mentions of local places, individuals, and distant regions appear in garbled form, with references to towns and persons such as Glen Plas and Terrell Ryes. The text also hints at harvest timing and planting milestones typical of a rural community report.
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Pheyweheunsee
Bagh Dake
Glen Plas
Ann the Pitt
Garon
Neres
Wau & Harta
Gevesy
Coen
Die
Westmmerhead
Willa
T. Waldell
Crete
Developments At Hisste Well Work Resumes Near Mise Fee
Vague notes describe wireline teams and setup for a well developement at Hisste, with mentions of piping, test operations, and anticipated milestones. Several named individuals and local happenings appear in scattered fragments, including family visits and travel between towns, with no clear dates or precise locations.
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Bissie
Towlein
Selene
Os Crewe
Burglary Escape After Jail Break Links To Weimar Store
A burglar who escaped LaGrange jail fled to a Weimar store and was recaptured. Police traced the suspect after witnesses reported a vehicle chase and a theft spree at the store. The escape led to manhunts in nearby counties and cooperation with county sheriffs. The suspect faces charges and was moved to a secure facility pending filing of formal accusations.
Young Peoples Bridge Club Organizes Weekly Meetings
A local Young Peoples Bridge Club forms with weekly Saturday gatherings at Hindase Park. Members include Sophie Mallya, Yannis Ponies, and Kate Pear, with organizers Mrs Kyle Biragernt and Mrs Clarence Spegons overseeing sessions. Attendees expect social games, small group events, and potential future outings.
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Hindase Prk
Sophie Mallya
Fyvelye
Torhires
Mtr
Mattews
Mes
Prankanses
Mas
Valleterre
Kyle Biragernt
Clarence Spegons
Winthermaiiin
Mire SR
Miesas
Kate Pear
Donn Lee Britain
Sophia Daily
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S.C. Minas
Thietles
Test
Wanston
Predi, Kessler
State Lite Ameuraice Company
Offee Debug
Tsien Nathopaal
Columbus Postofice
Japan
Ives
Baptist Church
Nedra
Ins
Weil
Heves
J. C. Westie
Moga
Welford
Athens
Aden
Matolis
Fielen Biyers
Bugle
Ehona
Retary
Fred
Cilldren
Tor Sheridan
Taewlay
Mak
Johnson
Bniyti
Daniellis
County Deposttory
Baele Lake
Mente Ty Ee
Ammbasioners Couel
Columatis
Horn Weigel
Veatsuet
Court Aly
Welunie Fe
Mr. Dorgelt
Mee
Ateh
Rehee AX
Lavingert
Tuewlny
Uilweis
Mra
Lange
Mire
Mlokow
Wbster
W. Helle
G. Haera
Gradyar
Mr. J
Strahan
Houston
Win. Glauserett Monuay Arene Noon
Teon-Mira
Jalhom
Mas WU
Deni
Trent San Matiale
Tiediay Atternees
Navi Nucle
Orbs
Bowen Walker
Ian Ryan Rive
Jikton al Beypt
Jule
War
Peternon
Thaltettaville
Pla
Norman
Mr. We
Tudge
Peter
Cookenhos
Tatuntay
Manston
LaGrange
Weimar
Wits
Gleadt
Faselle
Weistay
Sind
Lauterstet 7
Tadi
Whem
Tamtersipiyo
Ruef
Nail Sheri Wesenhott
Maeschay
Antonio
Helis
Mdite
Young Peoples Bridg Club
RIDAY
Werivenry
Cobinabig
Fident
Dieter Cesena
Cinchon
Howe
Stallworth
Willie Ta
Walker
Jay
Cindy Biinoer
Oknehon City
Wessler
Chepeney Mouse
Hite
M. Danny
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