Close of Epigram Contest Awards This Friday
Epigram competition wraps with Friday awards. results announced, with winners and highlights across categories. Notes mention participants Remy Mey, Tena Yeu, and others in a lively, informal capstone to the event.
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Remy Mey
Tena
Ae Frito
Bern
Haniey Fee
Vortuy
Owerte
Realty Transfers Filed on Friday
Real estate transfers reported include a 20k acre parcel in the B Wilson Survey and Webster Townsite sold by B Oniahi to I Onishi. The filing lists a transaction amount and parties but OCR text is garbled, with incomplete details on price and exact parcel boundaries.
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B. Wilson
Webster
B Oniahi
I. Onishi
Reverend George E Mayer Released
A local report states that Rev. George E Mayer has been released from detention or custody. The brief notes no further details on charges or pending actions. local officials offered no additional comment.
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George E. Mayer
George A Hill Jr Appointed to New Post
Local records show George A Hill Jr receives a formal appointment to a new public post. Details on the exact office and start date are not fully clear in the fragment.
Dedication Speakers for First Methodist Church Service
The event will dedicate the First Methodist Church with Dr. Sam Hay and other speakers. The program notes and details are partially readable, showing community figures and a formal dedication ceremony.
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First Methodist Church
Dy. Fam Fiteed
Sam Hay
Federal ruling on flour lot reveals broader policy shift
Fragmented OCR text outlines a federal decision affecting a flour lot and related regulatory actions. It references a government administration and proposed measures, with unclear specifics but signals scrutiny of distribution and compliance. The passage mentions authorities, potential timing, and regional impact considerations amid broader policy discussions.
Negro murderers pay with lives in wartime trial report
A chaotic wartime roll of names describes executions and sentences for alleged murder by African American personnel. The text lists servicemen linked to a fatal attack, notes a 90 day sentence for one, and mentions burial and transport of the bodies from a camp. Strong names and units appear amid blurred lines.
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