Motoring Safety urged for Labor Day travel says Meshinney
A local call for heightened driving safety on Labor Day emphasizes checking the car’s operating condition before travel. The message urges motorists to ensure brakes, tires, and lights are in good repair to prevent accidents during the holiday weekend.
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Ueabor
Meshinney
Winnire Maximan
Rom Yroubie
Friday Kids Party Jokes in a Teasing Newspaper Card
A playful collection of light anecdotes and one liners from a vintage paper, including doctor patient banter about appendixes, dating confusion, spinach bravado, and cheeky exchanges between lovers, relatives, and friends. Names and locations are minimal, focusing on a rapid-fire humor tone.
March the Seventeenth and Other Fragments
A mosaic of old newspaper fragments spans absurd to earnest. A mock ceremony mocks ambition with Henry the Eighth and a Groveia tale of thrift. A joke class shows prose versus poetry, and a Bryan campaign anecdote ends in a bungled mayoral intro. Nearby notes cover local church plans, family visits, and Miss Roxie Miles in El Paso.
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Groveia
Darky
Uncle Jim
Henry
Backward Glimpses From August 29 1998 Headline
Mrs Frank Douglass and daughter return from Smithville visit. Mrs S O McCarty and Mary Maud visit Judge Varney Ellis in Lockhart. W B Smiths return from Katempeel relatives. P C Scheck injured hand at Eagle Lake Rice Irrigation farm. Dr Fitzgerald stitches. Harry Cottom and Albert Hahn buy land near Marfa for cattle ranching. Misses Burttsche tus visit Miss Tillie Lee. W T Eldridge and daughters leave for Hot Springs. County Commissioner T J Roberts urges bridge at Altair after Garwood bridge. Alleyway melee injures Mexican man Torrio Espenosa. Drs Davidson and Cross perform skull surgery. Theodore Bennett welcomes baby boy. J T Vick sells home to B Leysah of Alleyton. Vicks plan Fort Worth move. Colorado Citizen installs new Printer. Editor Stafford introduces improvements. Dalise Mooney to open Main Street store.
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Frank Douglass
Smithville
S. O. McCarty
Mary Maud
Varney Ellis
Lockhart
W. B. Smith
Katemper
P. C. Scheck
Eagle Lake
Fitzgerald
Harry Cottom
Albert Hahn
Marfa
Myrtle Burttsche
Tillie Lee
W. T Eldridge
Sugar Land
Hot Springs
T. J. Roberts
Colorado River
Garwood
Altair
Brosig
Albert Clayton
Torrtlo Espenosa
B. Leysaht
Alleyton
Star Parasite Remover Promises Health for Chickens and Turkeys
An ad from Eagle Lake Grain Co promotes a drinking-water additive labeled as a parasite remover for chickens and turkeys. It claims to kill mites fleas hide-bugs and intestinal germs, promising healthier flocks and egg production with a money back guarantee. The notice also mentions moving into a new building next week and lists local visits by Miss Gene Welford and Miss Rowena Weiker.
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A. Lee
Eagle Lake Grain CO
Gene Welford
Laneiss
Hilda Lee
Columbus
Rowena Weiker
Banus
Big Airship Los Angeles Laid Up For Cost Savings
The Los Angeles airship, after 140000 miles of flight, is laid up by the U S Navy to save about 280000 annually. Helium shortages and past disasters with Shenandoah and Akron complicate its future use. Most Navy air personnel trained aboard the Los Angeles will move to the Macon. Gloria Wintermann returns from a Santa Fe summer camp.
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U. S. Navy
United States
Hugo Eckenes
Calvin Coolidge
Jordan
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Great Macon
Akron
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