Burke-Taylor Home Wedding in Cherokee Highlighted
The ceremony united Miss Mina Burke and Aly Graves Burke at the Baptist church in San Saba with Reeo Bippy Youne Strapleim Tannels officiating. The bride, a town resident, worked in a dry goods store, while the groom, a Cherokee postmaster and publisher of the Cherokee Herald, is a Navy veteran and active local businessman. Guests included Miss Lula Biggs. after the ceremony the couple left for Cherokee to start their life together in a furnished home.
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Miss Mina
Aly. Graves Burke
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Baptist Church United Reo Bippy Youne Strapleim Tannels
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Cherokies
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San Saba News
Fragments Preserve Hazy Memory of Public Enemies
A garbled OCR passage hints at a discussion of a controversial figure named Mir Rouge, noting widespread public hostility yet private affection. The text references a customary kind word for the departed and mentions Huston Pranscript in a fragmentary context.
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Mir Rouge
Llano Furniture Co Presents Unclear Observation
Vague prose references a furniture company ad featuring odd phrases and a promise to prove a point about a man’s trousers and pockets. The text includes unclear lines about a spring makes and a test of correctness, ending with the company name Llano Furniture Co.
Get More Eggs From Martins Base Prendacer Offer
A garbled ad claims a supposed product Martins Base Prendacer doubles money back. It mentions Mees ar Mastin and PANSGA ANT MeINNIS with unclear claims and nonsensical medical references.
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Pansga Ant Meinnis
Bailey Predicted Defeat Ahead of Texas May Precinct Conventions
Texas political letters and editorials discuss Bailey and Lowden campaigns. Reports praise or critique Bailey in the run to the San Francisco convention, noting opposition and women's role, with Tribune and Chronicle excerpts from Corsicana, Quanah, Houston, and Jacksonville.
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Dallas
Abe County
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America
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Joe Bailey
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Bailey and Lowden
Illinois
Sluffton Echoes Reports School Close and Local Outings
The Sluffton Echoes recounts a drying up of events but notes hope remains as the school ends for term breaks. It mentions trips to White Bluff with baskets and kodaks, visits by locals to relatives, and several gatherings and illnesses, with memorials and community notes about residents and family ties.
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Alps Leni Reole
Pinel
Wood. Gharverr
Mays
Kade Wissen
Aus Cink Nave Beet
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Zora Speed
South Terras
Prof. Johanson
Withdrawal of Candidacy for District Attorney in 1918
In 1918 a candidate for District Attorney of the Lord Judicial District withdraws from race citing personal reasons. The letter notes strong voter encouragement and endorsements but states it is impossible to continue campaigning and to write personally to each voter. The missive thanks supporters for their interest and signs as Martin.
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