Pagan cosmology taught to Cheyenne youths sparks debate
The Dearborn Independent argues that Indian myth stories taught by Chief Brave Hawk at Rosebud Reservation are harmless pagan cosmology. It notes Custer and Rain-in-the-Face relatives, linking past conflicts to present cultural education.
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Cheyenne
Brave Hawk
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Sheridan
Custer
Little Big Horn
Rain-in-the-Face
Dearborn
Longtime Kerr County Judge R H Burney Dies in Uvalde
R H Burney a Kerr County resident for over seventy years and former district judge who served as State Senator from 1886 to 1894 died in Uvalde on April 2. Funeral services were held in Kerrville with Rev W P Dickey and the Masonic Order officiating. L J Brucks of Uvalde was named successor. Also noted is Heyman Drug Store updating with oak soda booths, large mirrors, and battleship linoleum, reflecting local business progress.
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R. H. Burney
Kerr County
Uvalde
Judge Burney
Texas
el Paso
W. P. Dickey
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Kerrville
L. J. Brucks
Heyman
Lynch Davidson as a governor candidate and servant to all
The speaker recalls Lynch Davidson's ties to common people in Smith County and across Texas. Davidson leads lumber companies that build and sell homes on long terms for the poor, earning loyalty from mothers and communities. The message portrays him as humble, generous, and ready to govern with businesslike honesty rather than favoritism.
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Smith County
Texas
Lynch
Houston
Lynch Davidson
Lynch Davidson Rooted in Honest Christian Upbringing
A portrayal emphasizes Lynch Davidson as inherently honest, shaped by a Christian home and a guiding hand through his formative boyhood, suggesting a character defined by moral integrity.
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Lynch Davidson
Friends of right kind values sincerity over fawning
The Christian Commonwealth editorial argues that true friendship should be a natural quality, not performative for business or policy. People should live upright lives, respect others, and avoid fawning. Sincere friends are reliable in emergencies and earn genuine confidence instead of superficial friendship.
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Illness and Death
We thank those who assisted us and extended sympathy during the recent illness and death of our dear baby. We will never forget you and hope to show our appreciation. R. C. Curtis and wife.
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R. C. Curtis
Ownership and management of Junction Eagle 1926
Statement filed under the 1912 act by H G Perry editor publisher and business manager of the Junction Eagle. Owner is Junction Publishing Co with stockholders including C R Stevenson H G Perry J A Nfeyman E E Bolt Emil A Loeffler Alex J Hamer Mrs H G Perry J F Burt M C Reese. Bondholders holding 1 percent or more: H G Perry. Sworn April 11 1926 before H O Denman notary.
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Junction Eagle
Junction
Texas
State OF Texas
Kimble
H. G. Perry
HG. Perry
Junction Publishing Co
C. R. Stevenson
H G Perry
J A Nfeyman
E E Bolt
Emil A. Loeffler
Alex J. Hamer
J. F Burt
Time to Drop a Line Bass Season Opens Soon
Time to drop a line as bass season opens in two weeks. Cat and perch anglers are invited to visit the store to browse fishing equipment, spend time on the river, and enjoy the thrill of the great outdoors.
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Kimble County
TEXA
R Press
Scianvon
Congress
H. O. Denman
Notary Public
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Edith
Louise
Joseph’s
Phillip Joseph
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