Berman Stumping Stat and North Texan Lectures Draw Crowds
Dallas readers report Oscar Henman’s temperance lectures attract large crowds across North Texas with the popular line Dont Drink It All Leave a Little for the Other Guy. Fred F. Johnson is said to be hurt after an accidental discharge, with doctors unsure of injuries. Public witnesses say the event stemmed from routine duty.
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Dallas
Tex
Oscar Henman
Ogony Vaya
Fred J. Johnson Hurt
Fred F. Johnason
Johnston
Cabon
Minstrel Committee Delays Lodge Show Tickets
The Minstrel Committee regrets not informing many lodge members about the upcoming show due to the secretary lacking their proper addresses. Al Elke will send the secretary the correct addresses to rectify the situation.
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al Elke
Elks Convention Set for Baltimore Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Elks will hold its next convention in Baltimore, noting a past visit just after a major fire. Five attendees recall that event and anticipate a stronger showing this time as they plan post fire recovery.
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Grand Lodge of Elks
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Fragments of Brotherly News From Various Cities
The note recounts members of a fraternal lodge living across the country. Walter J. Mc Caleb resigns as director in Dallas to pursue research and literary work in New York City, Chicago, and other places. Other brothers are briefly listed in San Francisco, Kerrville, Laredo, Atlanta, Berkeley, Dill Texas, and New Rochelle.
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Walter J. Mc Caleb
Dallas
New York
Dn J W. Simpson
New York City
G. G. Dreyfus
Fred Micke
Yehn
San Francisco
George C. Burke
Chicago
Charles A. Gonder
Sin Antonin Lodge
Frank R. Moore
New Rochelle
Oscar Krauskopf
Ereetings
Kerrville
Leonard Hayes
Laredo
Frank Arnold
Pittsburg
EB. A. Halkhurel
Atlanta
Houston
Texas
August de Zavala
George T. Gosling
Berkeley
Cal
J. Payne Briscoe
Dill
Walter M. Langini
Frustrating fragment notes on local life and misread names
A damaged OCR fragment sketches characters like FRANK BIMNE and SIM DAVIS-Well with garbled lines about money and marital hints. It mentions SAM RETTERS and CARPET SUMMERE and asks about a man in front of a store. The text is incoherent but preserves a slice of everyday urban chatter and fashion remarks.
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Jin
Sam
Reunion of Charter Members Noted on Trousevelt Day
Notice lists charter members of an organization formed in 1995 including Frank, Villaret, Birkhead, Schutz, Prescott, Ford, Jackson, Ranson, Gustin, Rigsby, Helman, Kline, Griffith, Alexander, Stevens, Frank, Syers, Schell, Witte, Peck, Burks, Fomby, Beitel, Arnold, Robblo and others, with Jackson as M D president and Trousevelt Day object.
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Trousevelt Day
Alsh
T. T
Jackson
M. D
Mil Frank
Alex Villaret
Claude V. Birkhead
WL 1
Schutz
Gena Prescott
A. P. Ford
TT. Jackon
Webb Ranson
Jyne Gustin
Woc. Rigsby
Buva Helman
Frank Kline
Johnson Griffith Fam Alexander
Thornton Stevens
Aaron
Help Me Help Me at the Club Misheard Speech Turns to Game
A fragmented club scene shows characters debating a pitch game and work passion. John J Stevens imply dressing chickens while Emil Blum is cited as enjoying work. Professor Steinfeldt and others scramble responses about an upcoming county fall event and time constraints.
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John J. Stevens
Emil Blum
Nat
John
Where Is God A War Time Plea From New York City
A Wartime verse by Tose Liverman of New York City questions where God can be found amid war’s carnage. The poem rejects triumphalism and hollow ritual, urging loyal hearts and a better creed, etched in a world under law and moral restraint.
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Tose Liverman
New York City
Ford Leaves San Antonio With Quiet Peace Mission Party
A large San Antonio crowd saw Ford depart with a selected delegation for a journey toward peace. The group includes Farnsworth and Bedell, with plans in Mexico and Europe, while others travel incognito. The expedition aims to influence policy and history, though details remain sparse.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ford
Eurape
Europa
Mexico
Farnsworth
Billy Bedell
Fragmented dialogue hints at household drama and miscommunications
An unreadable OCR segment shows scattered dialogue among characters including Edward, Leona, Minnie, and Harry, touching on relationships and authority figures. The garbled text hints at a domestic scene with teasing, mistaken intentions, and a doctor named Albright referenced as having saved a life.
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I. Albright
Neasvewin
Dunitam
Antes
Spreading Antre rs Visit and Local Notes
Old friend network details from the lodge. Mentions Hrv. Charles Bo Wynne visiting, Bro. Wynne moving to Fort Worth, and several members scattered across Denver New York City Kerrville Laredo Little Rock Chicago and more. Boasts greetings from Kerrville Texa and ongoing club interactions amid jovial reminiscences and routine anecdotes.
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Charles Bo Wynne
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Bro. Wynne
Fort Wirth
Plans Run Amiss and a Lone Journey to San Antonio
The narrative follows Jack Stevens who travels from Floresville area to San Antonio seeking a minstrel show in town. After leaving a ranch car in good condition, he traverses a hard route on a near-deserted road, sleeping along the way and finding strangers reluctant to help. He endures two days of walking toward a main road, learning perseverance will lead to arrival despite scarce aid.
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Finatrele
Ike
The
Elks
Jack Stevens
Floresville
Jack
Josen
Piedras Negras Syndicate
San Antonio
Why Hubert Remains Single
J Hampton Sullivan recalls being best man at Hubert Laeffier’s failed marriage attempt. The ceremony showed Hubert’s nerves and odd behavior as he alternated standing on one foot and fidgeting while guests grew tense.
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Hubert Laeffier
Hubert
Hampton
Thubert
Fragmentary 1926 notices from San Antonio paper
OCR unreadable items include marriage and social notes, a livestock sale line, a dance offer, and a public notice from San Antonio Traction Co announcing proposals for maretion due by January 1 1926 with the best bid to be accepted.
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Hest Pd
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