Californians account claims Little killed self amid farm notes
The Californian reports Seth Little, 42, a relative of Wal Little of Engle Cobain, died by his own action Tuesday. The piece includes farmer remarks on a beet and crop method, mentions Newport area links and a Nettawa community broadcast. Authorities note an investigation by Alhambra officials.
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Amd
Calminty
Wal
Beitee SL
Debe
Fees Wien
Mr. Little
Linky
Forme Cifizen Returns Anu Purchases Home Here
Mrs J Limguiles, with Wie sim, moved from Fort Worth twenty years ago. They announce a return and home purchase near Eagle Lake. Jack Lome Quire, son of Mrs Longmire, is a machinist from Guilt Bre Langmire, who died in Port Worth in wet May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Limguiles
Wiesim
Fort Worth
GTW
Keith
J. M. Dukesey
George Longmire
Jack Lomequire
Longmire
Langmire
Bort Worth
Eagle Lake
Tonquia
Feve Season Plant Shade Trees For Homes
A cheerful notice urges homeowners to plant shade trees and shrubs this season. It highlights benefits of evergreens and crepe myrtles, notes many young trees have already been grown from bottoms and placed in yards, and encourages best practices for ground preparation and preservation of beauty through winter berries.
Fed Steers Shipped to Markets at Kan
A Kansas shipment report shows five carloads of fine steers sent to markets at Kansas City. Leaders G. Boothe Helmon Clif Everett and Tailner Seahora traveled with the stock, with Mose and Griff Thomas also sending four carloads. In total fifteen cars carried the cattle to the markets.
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Baty Bavihe & Herder
Kansas City
Boothe
Mites
Dhelmon
Clif Everett
Tialner Seahora
Kangas
Grif Thomas
Lisele
Moke
Griff Thomas
Kennas
Untitled rural forecast notes confusion from OCR
A weather and farm brief fragment describes springlike conditions affecting areas around Omaha and surrounding counties. The text is garbled, mentioning plowed fields, low clouds, and local activity, with unclear dates or events.
County Meeting Draws Confusing Policy Remarks
A recent county meeting featured unclear discussion over education reforms and staffing. Officials, including the superintendent and county administrator, addressed rural schools and district concerns amid chatter about state guidance and administrative changes.
Japan lifts kale import duty from United States
The Tokyo office of the United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce announced a temporary duty exemption on kale imports from the United States from February 18 to October 2. The stated value is about 40 cents per unit, with a rough weight of 1.22 pounds per unit, and a rate for 100 units around 182 pounds.
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United Stats Bureau of Foreign and ‘Onestic Commerce
Watt
Houston
Japan
Columbus Citizen Wins Pension for Border Service
A Columbus citizen, Lowrey of Columbus formerly of Bugle Lake, is awarded a pension for border service. The pension, approved by Congress and sent to the president for signature, recognizes his time with McNally's Company in the West Rangers and service across DeWitt County.
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Columbus Citizen
Border Service
Winibus
Senate
Washbeston
Lowrey
Calumbus
McNdlly
Wess Rangers
DeWitt County
Wildater
Brownsville
Aebgies
Han Mi
Mays
Thie
Vanuty
Ameliy lynaeHage
Slump in Egg Prices Seen by Dealers
At a West Texas Poultry Association convention in Dallas, Dick White of Abilene warned that overproduction is pushing egg prices down. He noted that many carloads of pullets suggest a large share of hens will begin laying in West Texas, depressing the Dallas market. Leaders discussed the broader impact on the Texas egg market and production outlook.
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Dallas
Bev Momlay
Fobede
Wilson Jfordan
Or Brady
West Wexak
Sal Dick White
Abilene
West Texas
Pioneer Woman Buried Near West Columbia Monday
A Pioneer Woman, Mie. Michie Perking, is buried near West Columbia after a long illness. The obituary notes her birth on the Perkins estate and mentions surviving relatives including children and grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church by Reverend Bayneay.
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West Columbia
Michie Perking
Ali
Lurene Willard
Aid
Danun
Sway
Flieben
LE Ld
Dreton
Merdant
Bons Shad
Suinkel
Voreuw Dernn
Weta Lsigst
Sinvael
Perkins
Suny Utm
Cail Witt
Aitidar
Gal RH
Ste
Kamael Bown
Syleehien
Ale Kavi
Dati Wetti
Duis Gullabien
Magli Lathe
Moai Leai
Mali Tanindeie
Willard Ud
Alyrde Ecking
Hey
Girl Scouts to Present Rex Tonight Program
Girl Scouts of Myigle Lake will present a program at Rex tonight featuring songs and dances. The event includes a moving picture show after the scout portion and remarks by visiting relatives in New York.
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Girl Scouts
REX
Gil
Myigle Lake
Pheustre
Joe Gith Waurs
First Grade Valentine Party Delights Local School
First graders enjoyed a Valentine party with a program including songs and readings. Students received valentines from the post office station, then refreshments of cookies and soda.
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St. Valentine
Farley
Roos
Marine Wotley
Valentine Hox
Xrude
Rendliye
Aba
Frank Davies
Hunt Department
Mies Gundge Smith
Roensch Roberts Returns to Baylake State Bank
Roensch Roberts formerly GM at Euglet Like State Bank will return to Anglelaske and Baylake State Bank on the first of the long month Erde B Teawwe, cashier at Luke Suite Bil, has resigned. Mr Honnwe, previously a bank expert, notes plans to spend time and Rollers while the bank contemplates selling in long term.
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Roenvely Roberts
Clitauia Nutisind
Tanvodk
Anglelaske
Bayleike State Bank
Erde “B. Teawwe
Fe Luke Suite Bil
Vetoet
Honnwe
WWE
Ainy
Niles
Morrel
Longe Beste Lakes
Roburts
East Bernard School Stage Home Tales To IF Show
Local school event coverage describes stage performances and student participation at East Bernard. The piece names staff, parents, and volunteers involved while noting setup, rehearsals, and expected turnout for the school show.
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Bernard Schoo
Baptist Women To Host Silver Tea Benefit
The Baptist women announce a silver tea on Friday February 26 from 6 o clock at the home of Mrs. Clenle No. The event benefits the Baptist church and all members are requested to attend with a full witness.
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Lakeside
Mekliyis
Andiartan
Tor the Benteof Hk
Taud
Yaork
Mowe
EVRY
Bluey
Jimbuei
Totiy Chie
Atrs
Divhderion
Sherdy Julson
Sufiah
Binay
Weleae
Vin Ayrietvet
Selina Jarufah
Ove- Ag
Fragmented OCR wedding notice from dusty archives
A garbled obituary like wedding notice records a bride born to a family headed by former Hubeter and Mrs Wag hubeter. It mentions longtime relatives and a groom, with many illegible lines about the ceremony, venue, and guests.
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Nevada
Mrs Wood Ribet
Pieter Caf
Charele
Ieee
Pepe Seis Neal
Maytag Fe
Asekewsome
Abe
Jerome Yosehid
Mary
Hubeter
Houbton Wio les. As St Adler Pays Lendid Compliment
The fragmentary text appears to record a puzzling exchange with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a person named St Adler paying a compliment and references an editor of a pauper and various misread lines, forming an unclear local item.
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Mas
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Leste
Ely
Uie Cuney Valley Hospital
Wiktrton
Hale Ty
Biss
Martha Fitzgerald
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W. J. Roberts
Mra
N.C. Ney
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Mrs. Faber
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Roensch Roberts
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Wharton
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Anboberg
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W. J. Heghes
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