Piano for Smale Balance Due Ad Offers Easy Terms
Mixed dance ad and sale notice show a piano for small balance with easy terms, offering a spinet or Sinddy piano. Credit manager M. Owolle from Brook Mavs Preno Corgeany in Houston invites writing or wiring before shipment. Also an unrelated livestock sale notice and dance event at Menty Mall with Beas New Dext Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Owolle
Brook
Preno Corgeany
Mit
Houston
Texas
Menty Mall
Henares
Bea
New Dext Orchestra
Ths
Colaba
Tye Steel Tore
Calven Nett Wills
Fragmented OCR note reads like a local paper fragment
Nonsensical OCR sequence mentions dates and people in a scattered way, including names like Mattheas and Cater yy oly Ciordene ald Uaes. It hints at a garden calendar and a community event but lacks coherent facts or clear event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattheas
Uae
Eli Meembgey
Desert Sagen
Anions
Atitoughot
Ares Enoyl
Wbadicdus
Warden Warns of Open Hunting Season Dates
The warden warns residents about hunting season openings in Wharvat County. Officials note that Iranian or squirrel season is open, with perch and bass seasons moved to April. Mr. Waddell provides guidance on safety and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharvat
Waddell
Quail Banded 1938 Found Killed 1939 Near Ches terville
A quail banded by T. T. Waddell near the JE Meier place north of Baie Lake in May 1938 was found killed January 15, 1939 on the Chase Kaechele place east of Chesterville along the Bernard River. The distance from banding site to death site is about six miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Waddell
JE. Meier
Baie Lake
Chase Kaechele
Chesterville
Bernard
Eclipses and Meteor Showers Forecast for 1999
Northwestern University astronomer Dr. Oliver Lee predicts two solar and two lunar eclipses in 1999 along with bright meteor showers. Principal showers Berseids and Leonids will be visible, with other showers Lypids Orionids and Andromids noted. A vivid Northern Lights season is expected as sunspot activity peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, III
United States
Oliver Lee
Department “of Astronomy
Northwestern University
Doctor Lee
Amer
Western Australia
South America
Lee
Andros
Texas U Acquires World’s Oldest Volume and Latin Texts
Texas University acquires a rare 1545 manuscript collection linked to Hernando Cortes and Emperor Charles V. The bundle includes a 10 to 50 thousand page Latin American library, with a letter from Cortes dated October 15, 1545, and notes on the Spanish colonial era. The volume, part of a broader archive, was assembled by Joaquín Gareit Len Zbalta and valued for antiquarian provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnerrina
Univers
Ty Thevaline
Bibsiriin
Donald Cawy
Myscien
Hishop
Jann de Kumareayra
Birnughl
de Nese Ward
Zuma Eye
Ameriga
Wis
Joaquin Gareit Lenzbalerta
Armond
Hernanda Cortes
Emeperor Chistes V
Spain
Relics of Ancient Bushmen Found in Australian Cave
An ancient group of cave paintings and relics has been discovered about 360 miles from Darwin. The site features two large red, white and black figures, altars, sacrificial stones, and hundreds of sharp knives and spearheads. Caves also hold skulls and smaller bone remains, with stone tools not found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Austicalia
Gale
We Warne
Deammediate
Shlubonew
Englishman Aboard Amsterdam Flight Safely Arrives
An English passenger traveled from London to Amsterdam aboard a machine operated by International Air Freight Ltd. He arrived safely, with the voyage described as arranged and orderly in the labeled case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Amsterdam
London
Thenternational Air Freight, Ltd
History of Inn Found Within Walls at 1760 West Brookfield
While tidying the interior of Ye Olde Tavern after a fire, workers uncover a history of the inn written about fifty years ago by the late George Messenger, former landlord. The history traces the inn back to its founding in 1760 by first landlord David Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Brookfield
George & Messenger
David Hitchcock
Schulenburg Man Appointed CRA Director
Schulenburg business man Charles Matula was appointed a director of the Lower Orlos River CRA. He succeeds A. J. Reinhard of Fort Worth and joins six other board members. Other officials mentioned include Attorney General Gerald Mann and Gov. James V. Alfred in prior appointments. The district’s CRA board now spans both downstream and statewide members. The article also notes local civic activities and a church women’s society meeting with officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Record
Charles Matula
Schulenburgs
Lower Orlostado River
Atty
Gerald ©. Mann
A. J. Reinhard
Port Worth
American Federation of Labor
James V. Alfred
C. R. Periington
Abilene
Bascom Giles
Autherry
Wiliam McCraw
Young Business
Women's Mescerary Society of
Win Metho
TP. Deolon
Fist
Madeline Coin Inmin
John Buixbais
P Frank Duty
Edith Hinly
BG Porvell
Tecal Voir
Ophelia Jobin
sHperingailmit
Sames
S White
Lrnely
Jak Vem
Dewey Gurstenberg
Hanty
Special Services at Methodist Church Offer Invites
Public invited to Methodist Church services with an 11 o clock morning session and a 7 30 evening program including Missionary Prayer and a pastor led discussion. Various speakers listed such as Joan Diwis and James in Yours, with record of upcoming events and welcome messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Baudry
Joan Diwis
Listimathc Madinyg
Hobs Beane
Monitas
Stil of Missions
Dlotin
Eveninis
Stanley Treyay
Aliatrick
Everstudy
James
Tom Tawis Drustice Polosado County May Get More Ow Activity
Polosado County may see increased wildlife and outdoor activity after a city editor reports on local conditions in a Columbus area publication. The piece notes community concerns and potential impacts on residents and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tawis
Drustice
Polosado County
Grace Lutheran Choral Service Called Noted at Public Sabbath
Parishioners invited to Grace Lutheran Church to attend a service at after evening prayers. Pastor Plachmetelr and congregation plan a quiet, solemn gathering with a focus on faith and community.
Rotary Club Hosts Regular Christmas Band Event
In Abis scotia Mr. WF Wideds awaits a home move to Ditenol, Iowa while attending a Christmas tone event. Mr. and Mrs. B C Terrell spent the weekend in Shiner with Mrs. Terrell’s mother, Mrs. Rosanna Howat. The Eagle Lake Withilly Orchestra played for a dance at Schneider Tip near Columbus.
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WF Wideds
Abis Scotia
Ditenol
Towa
B.C. Terrell
Wveek
Shiner
Eagle Lake
Sehneider Titk
Columbus
Funeral services for Marguerite Falardeau Lowe
Funeral services for Marguerite Falardeau Lowe of Rock Island were held at a Columbus Catholic church with the Weimar pastor presiding. Born December 7, 1899 in Big Rapids Michigan, she had lived in Rock Island several years and died Monday at Bell Memorial Hospital in Columbus. She is survived by husband Paul Lowe, six children, and her father V K Falardeau of San Antonio. Interment was in Lyttle Cemetery. Local residents attended and shared condolences.
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M. J. Nicéwander
Marguerite Falarde du Lowe
Rock Island
Columbus
Big Rapids
Michigan
Lindy
Ainke
EL Campo
Theron
Lown
Tommie Panelle
Nelson
bin Antonio
Paul Lawe
Happenings at AUSIN and Nearby Visits Amid Seasonal Socials
Local notes record visitors and social events across AUSIN and area towns. Lissie Happenings and families such as the Strunk, McCormick, Boggess, Gipson, and Hagay Anscher groups attendings social gatherings. Bible party hosts EH and G W Causey and others welcome guests. Travelers include Mrs Nina Graves of Scotville and families from Brenham and Houston visiting relatives, with residents like Winter of San Antonio and the Isenhower family among those hosting or touring.
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Oma Strunk
Pearl” McCormick
Charles Boggess
Richard Gipson
Ausin
Anscher
el Canno
G. W. Causey
Wade Curne
Squires
Calyi
Gertson
Vernon
Arlene
Hellmanin
Brenan
Jiames Clipson
Jimmie Welle
Houston
Nina Graves
Scotville
Kentucky
Roy Graves
Louis Austin
Baile Lake
Alfigd ‘Seeelquist
Segetiquia
Cameron Higgins
Bie
Berelquist
Winter
San Antonio
Isenhower
Lad
Gossamers Cobwebs Form From Spiders In Warm Weather
Historical note on gossamer or cobwebs produced by spiders during warm fall weather. The piece discusses theories that webs form when spiders are elevated, the wind aids shaping, and that the phenomenon was once misattributed to dew or distant causes. It cites observations and debates from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiamapolie News
Trey Pod
Mese
Chancer
Community Notes From Garwood and Nearby
Garwood residents share well wishes for Mr and Mrs E A Penny of Kerens on the birth of a daughter January 16. Local visits include Ed Lee Shaw and Floyd Cornelius party at Centralia, with relatives from Houston and Austin. School and church activities mix with surgeries, visitors, and social events across Garwood, Corpus Christi, Huntsville, and Denton, including bridge club hosting and missionary society gathering.
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Garwood
E.A. Penny
Kerens
Penny
Arleab Richter
W. M. Griffitts
Ed. Lee Shaw
Lund
Corpus
Chrigith Nutt
Floyd Cornelius
Everett Cornelius
Taylor Drilling Company
Centralia
Tlinots
F. E. Cornelius
F. W. Goodell
Huntsville
Gary Wood
Lee Glass
Austin
Dorothy Conneling
Phillips
L. E. Cornelius
Dorothy Cornelius
Corpus Christi
H. Harter
Ella Lee Smith
Houston
E. T. Green
J. J. Hopkis
Bridge Club
W. K. Labrer
Fad
Lee Shaw
We. Lehrer
Mini Dorothy Jame
Univer Oi
Presbyterian Missionary Society
K. C. Prederickson
Ancient Opal Mining Site Linked to Kenya Colony
Archaeologists report a cave near Nakucu as a prehistoric burial site used by ancient people who laid bodies in a dug hole, covered with fire, and then excavated later. Finds include bent twly carved opal beads, jade, and rock crystal beads suggesting trade with Mediterranean regions around 4000 B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
Nakucu
Central Power and Light Reply to Eagle Lake Council
Central Power and Light President Kennedy responds to Eagle Lake City Council after they cancel a bond election. He offers to pay annual street light and hydrant charges amounting to about 2105.87 dollars while proposing rate reductions and outlining contract costs. He notes city taxes and pole taxes and explains how rate cuts shift savings to customers rather than the city treasury. The letter discusses the Garrett Engineering contract and required city finances, urging continued negotiation within legal bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Welford
Eagle Lake
Texas
Unik
Hagle Like
Hiner Cereena
Bowles
Garret
Garrett Engineering Company
Garsett Engineering Company
Polciford
Ide H
Consell
Wimunuw
Wulty
James G. Kennedy
Central Power & Light, Company
Rude Lake
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Thse
Nads
Southwest
Ramsey Austin Nursery
Stoneville
G. M. Cason
Matthews
Poland
China
H.A. Drumgool
Eldridge
Jer Coie
H. A. Dromgoole
Luna‘s
Rexora
Hotston
Pearland
Tex
Genwi
P. B
Smale
Gabe Che
Mes
Mattiews
Chile
Sun
Moortin
Texas U
New World
Australia
Schulenburg
CRA
Young Busines Society
ELEC
S&s Newvices
The
Homstote Press
Cays
Benton Folool
Colevids
Washippten
Coliunhis
I Colorado
Will Feet
Randy Clie
Grace Lutheran Chinet
Havin
Walken
Guy
Albani
Westlaw
Totary Club IE Tains
Rotgry Chaydi
Anita Dissett
Christma Tone
al Mian
Lissie
Garwood Gatherings
Missratur
Lynn Shirley
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Hines
Mround Mel
Ernest Seaholm
Misses Lonke
Annette Seidma
G. Ahoiny
Thesda Cremonies
University of Texas Elhamy
Wo Lee Odseniel
Offeet
iMy
Damin Phins
Chiee Weh
Central Power and Light
City Council
Srheen
Tie Commie
Tin
Amilornaon
Ely
Jas
Radio Proians
RPI
Toone Gewtitir
Cote
Yeti
Wintfred Jones
Titty Whee
Mre
Tanerehee Kanetein
Prity Baye
Tierini Smetiert
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