Quarantine Relaxation and Local News From November Era
The issue notes the epidemic easing, reopened Sunday schools, and resumed preaching. It reports lightning damage to Haynie Matthews’ house, influenza impact on teachers, and scattered local notices about residents, visits, illnesses, and social events. Names include Miss Clara Shell, Miss Maurie Strong, Hubbard City, Waco, and Ellicton Field visitors, plus community figures like Mr. Haynie Matthews and Mrs. Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkeumiery
Lonigomery Plantation
Fagle Lake
Haynie Matthews
Clara Shell
Albort Lavacw
Maurie Strong
Hubbard City
Fy Kiddy
Ani
Eppernda
Ohn Mielow
Sophia Daily
Donna Lee Frazar
Leon Daily
Louis Landa
Paily
Master Mont
Calvert
Santa Fe
Express
Marie
Cathsan
Poumoniay
Matthews
A. & M. Golege
Jusse Borthy
Tintey
Shice Wityy
Redwood City
Callarnia
Fear O
Westarareland
Wuosta Tocelind
Avenel
Larl Berney
W .Bounéy
Claren Phiens
Greenyvile
Prank Sap Hons
Rahs Lake
Gs. M
Burr
Chas
Raishee
Ghar Hanke
Sisimara
Uae
Weylae
Bates
Srare
Burger Place
Fragmented OCR narrative hints at a political plot and public figures
An unclear text fragment mentions a public figure proposing a plan over several days, with references to a vote, deacon attendance, and a speaker named Sim Mel vin Campbell. It also nods to a televised program and a controversial remark about guns, ending with a garbled reference to a new ring and a location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaephiens
Gla Us
Sim Melvin Campbell
Bible
Fudolph Daykis
Bart Gbinge
Nixon
Increase Noted In Deaths From Cancer During Past Decade
Austin reports a steady rise in cancer deaths in Texas with over 15,000 fatalities in the last decade per State Health Officer Dr. Geo. W. Cox. Officials warn against quack remedies and misleading cancer cures while emphasizing early treatment through surgery and radiation by competent surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Rhealls
Geo. W. Cox
Publec
Cox
Jor. Cox
Ainy Pacsony
Medea
Savin
Ley Sili Neal
Mery
Ieee Siecuss
Twin steer calves show at Car Spring fair
Report from a local cattle show recounts twin steer calves exhibited by families including Henneke and Rey, with details of their weights and prospective buyers. The event occurred last week at the Heslight Ruth Friday fairground, drawing attention to livestock exhibits and early bidding chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd Meaneke
Ruth
Moston
Che
Ils
Pertoarts
Fragmentary OCR notes on local residents and accompaniments
Fragmented text lists names G A Seaholm Gloria Tilson Gardner Seaholm and Leonard Seaholm with Foster Field Victoria Houston State University Cantiner and Larry Sut. Mentions Mrs Wilinty BR Conk Mrs G S West Marloth Virginia and Mra George Mook at Lissie in unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Seaholn
Leonard Seaholm
Foster Field
Victoria
Gloria Tilson
Houston
Gardner Seaholm
State University
Cantiner
Larry Sut
Wilinty BR
Aiother
G. S. West
Marloth
Vaecinia
Ar Aguets
George Mook
Lissie
Fragmented OCR: Local note yields unclear names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local matter with references to people and places but offers no clear facts or identifiable entities. The garbled text leaves the event, date, and parties involved unspecified.
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Laie
Mita
Perry
Balhorn
Beth
Travis
Impravi Duifite
B. Mayes
Columbus
Fe Cily
H.C. Uarvins
Revéeal
C. J. Howard
Weimar
San Antonio
Lillian
Win. Falun
Sam
Seymours of
Lake Tity
Hey
Rusion
Emy
Roberts
James Doulisae
Dougliss
Chiartessany
Qarat
Lana
Walt Greunstood
A. L. Vrath
Andersen Returner
Selbiec
Laie Renard
Hue Errand Aursredtien
Colorado
Rover Authority
Mansfield
Guth
Nation
Maries
Vere Bea
Ameir
Faness
Eif Pananas
Galway
Merediaadicena
Ieee
Seth Yun
Merle
Shah
J. Ben Johnson
Optometrist
Roy Towell Electrician
Clyde
Sting
Harry D. Larson
Emanuel Roos
Wall
Norris Bide Y Lake, Tex
P. T. Gordon
Fleer
Norra Bidz
Persia
Rey BE
Henneke
Huet
Krank
Peneseinis
Fis Saab Vie
Medicime
Vicks
Wire Wines
Willie
Wilcox Grocery
Eagle
Pioneer Flower Mills
San Antonio, Texas
Mrs. Bruce
W. McCarty
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