Congressmen Mansfield Visit Sparks Rebuild Home Talk
Wau news notes Congressman Mansfield and Mrs Mansfield visiting the city last Friday. They discussed plans to rebuild a home once occupied by the family and to discuss Colorado River projects and political prospects for Mansfield’s re election. Local residents Wharton Spectator John Burns and Mrs Florney hosted friends as guests of Brownsville, with several locals traveling to join the gathering.
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J. Ji
Mansfield
Maynsfield
Calumbus
Manyflell
Wharton
Community notes on cabbage crop and social gathering
The piece describes cabbage crops valued at two acres of tabbage and related sales in Payette County. It mentions a social event at the home of Mr and Meg with guests including Burns and Florance Burns, plus a family visit to relatives in Victoria.
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Eneke
Luke
Calkauts Seemou
Lois
Migs
Florance Burns
Cue Waters
Wareldoyel
Fragmented Dialogue and Court Bribery Note in Local Page
A rambling OCR fragment blends a wedding style dialogue with stray court content. It references a case of alleged bribery in an election, where a witness admits receiving payments for votes, and a judge questions the credibility and scope of the bribe claims amid unrelated social chatter and local life scenes.
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Jka
Wekel
Jim Brown
Uls
Justice Mutthey
Uy Lac
Fudge
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