Mrs Keyser dies after long illness at Mentz
Mrs William Keyser, 71 years old, died at her Mentz home Sunday afternoon after a lung illness. Funeral at St Reches Catholic Church Tuesday at 10 with Rev Father Maecller. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers: Henry Purtisehell J J Mickow J J Brady Henry Kaiser Frank Schindler John Meismer. Survived by Ada Keyser Joe Keyser and William Keyser of Lott, a Freisburg brother and sister, and thirteen grandchildren.
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William Keyser
Ments
Reches Catholic
Father Maecller
Henry Purtisehell
J. J. Mickow
J. J. Bradey
Henry Kaiser
Frank Schindler
John Meismer
Keyser
Genay
Ada
Joe Keyser
Lott
Freisburg
Welmar Business Men Plan Farm Show
A mass meeting of Welmar businessmen discussed a two day poultry show and farmers short course to be held in the city. Plans aim to establish Welmar as a leading poultry center with what may become the county's largest poultry program.
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Welw
Weimar
Weern
Aden
Deely
Mindern
HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE AND FARM NOTICE SNIPPETS
Multiple small notices publish a sale offer for Hereford bulls and 100 White Face cows bred to registered males, with caveats about payment. Also listed are rental housing, horse stock deliveries, tree sale offerings, and posted land trespass warnings in Texas. Other lines note gar ment work by Cedar Garment and a family visit in Tom.
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Walt Poole
Lissie
Texas
C. Leedy
Poultry business grows with county work and editor's New Year
The piece notes Boelicher and Hoett cher promoting pepoultry in the county with three papers backing the effort. J. H. Sandip and County Agent Dan Clinton plan a Welmar show with state specialists, date pending. Also humor and editor Homer M. Erlee from the Marshall News share New Year resolutions.
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Boelcher
Whywire
Boelicher
Weimar
J. H. Sandip
Welmar
Dan Clinton
Edler Homer M. Erlee
The
Marshall News
Sol
Tin
Tan
Charles Tinsbergh
Blood and football bind two Fort Worth boys in unlikely friendship
In Central High School Fort Worth, J Frank Norotis and J G Chipps Jr. share the football field despite a tense past. Coach Brale Winkleman says their bond is quiet and strong, with players urged to ignore any rumors. The story notes a prior lawsuit connected to Dr. Frank Norris and ongoing tensions within a family history.
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Fort Worth
Frank Norotis
G. Chipps, Jr
Central High School
Chinpe
Frank Norris
Novels
Brale Winkleman
Winkleman
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