Local notes from Sheridan area include family and hospital updates
The clipping lists Sheridan residents visiting relatives in Arp Texas and Houston. It mentions Gore visiting TL Avery and grandparents Mr and Mrs R Richardson, Boboy-it nine years old, and confirms AG Ross in Behe Lake hospital. Other entries note BD M Bory visiting Houston, the Coles weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Sanford, and Mrs Gibgon and Cole's sister Dita Cole. The Rebinkson family is described as living in Wag.
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Behe Lake Hospital
Ann Mas
M. Bory
Vardmert
Houston
Sanford
Rolfie Gibson
Coles
Gibgon
Dita
Cole
Stes
Robinson
Daugh
Returns Howe After Holiday Visit Here
Albert Warnkon invites readers to a holiday return visit at My Meise RF. The notice reads like a friendly promotional fragment with unclear dates and locations but emphasizes a delightful holiday return.
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Howe
Albert Warnkon
Owe Meise
Ferguin Conviction Status Held Despite Appeal
A fragment from a Sunday edition notes Pr Dimbetin stating Marth Pidgeon will testify Tuesday that his conviction remains entical. The garbled text references a prank, a court figure, and ongoing legal proceedings with unclear details.
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Furgeon
Marth
Fragmented OCR Based News Item
Por yinir yacine nat yeberenaes Meals at Yoo DB. Exuin's.
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Exuin’s
Cuba China Rice Trade 1954 Exports to United States
Cuba bought 23 to 25 percent of all US rice exports in the first eight months of 1954, aiding Texas Gulf region production. US rice exports to Cuba for January-August 1954 totaled about 827.6 million pounds, up 7 percent from 1953, while Cuban sugar imports declined. Cuba remains a major overseas customer for American rice and other goods, with Cuba needing US sugar to fund purchases.
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United States
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Census Bureau to mail 1954 business census forms in Texas
The 1954 Census of Business form distribution begins in January for Texas retail, wholesale, service firms, theaters, amusement venues, hotels, and first courts. About three million firms nationwide will receive forms to collect confidential data for new statistics on business patterns and local areas. Holiday visitors Blanco and Mesquite noted resort development on South Padre Island, Texas, amid talks of year round facilities.
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Texas
Cary
Bureau of the
Cammerta
United
Bureau of the Census
Blanca
Ta Blanca
Pade Island
Blairs
Mieidy
Opera- Han
Year Guest Visit Sparks Local Reunion
Mr aunt Mrs A D Alexander and son of San Antonio visited relatives here during the New Year festivities, sharing stories and renewing family ties with local relatives.
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A. D. Alexander and Sone of
San Antonio
Mr Ang Mra
Bill Creech
Mr and Mrs RL Wales Guests at Tulsa Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs RL Wales of Tulsa Oklahoma were Christmas holiday guests at the home of Mr Dick Ney. Their presence highlights a festive family gathering and the hospitality extended during the holiday season in Tulsa.
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RL. Wales
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Dick Ney
Many’ Stowe
Linda Uf Sar
Antonia
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