Leap Year Proposal Sparks a Young Lovers Plan
In Beviaty era style tale Maude Sellers hesitates to propose to Tom Chambers until a leap year allows, with friend Blanche urging a bold plan. Tom grants approval, Maude declares love, and the couple wed, while reflections praise love’s power over vanity and social custom. Local notes from Luling report mild weather, a weather-related risk to fruit buds, a fall injury, and civic events including a revival, cemetery society, drummers, leap year ball plans, and local militia activities.
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Mundo Sullors
Maude
Shaka-poere
Sarah
Maud Sellers
Mead Sellers
Frank Leste
Blanche Fillett
Maud
Gid
Blanche
Tan Ghalners
Blancha
Manda
Wered Maude
Kureks
Tom
Maude Sellers
Tom Chambers
Lona Bashfainesa
Tall Lim
Tall
Maudo
Saad
Mr. Sellers
Leappear
Tshail
Nagid Mand
Ned
Misa Maude
Ligur
Luring
Texas
Ra Alosea
Luling
Broken Ara
Y.M. U. Ay
Iider H.R. Sanders
Christian Church
Luling Cemetery
Buatnesa
Ib Ia
Jaciic Bridge
Lipscomb Rifles
Yoakum social events and a fatal shooting shock town
The Yoakum community reports a busy period with a Methodists revival planned for February five, a large masquerade ball at the Opera House raising funds for brave boys, and Bishop Johnson directing confirmations at the Episcopal church. A foul murder occurred Monday night when Robt Graves killed AHeo flicks, stirring racial tension. Citizens contemplate Midwinter Fair attendance as a new brick building nears completion.
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Yoakum
Judea
Win Thay
Johnson
San Antonio
Episcopal Church
Opera House
Youkum
Nolé
Robt
Aheo
Ile
Boyd
Waco News Highlights Local Events And Elections
The Lair Special reports on efforts to rebuild the cotton palace in Waco, a tight precinct convention for Melkinley and Reed, and a well attended Waco Medical association meeting. Socials and funerals are noted, with West End echoes amid community updates including the Good Templars officers elected and local topics such as a railroad tap to coal mines and a local option case.
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Waco
Court House
Melkinley
Reed
Waco Medical
K. of
Pia
Roy McCullough
Kendea
Wwarca Fra
Independent
Order of Good Templars
West End
Local Social Gathers Mark Emma Murry Birthday
LAVERNIA report notes Dr Houston residence gathering for Emma Murry eighteenth birthday with many locals including Skull Wiseman McLemore and Allen. Kate Carver leaves for Laredo, Miss Murry visits, Midwinter Fair in San Antonio attracts youth, school enrollment rising, shipments to San Antonio and Shore Road streams bolster local merchants.
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Lavannia
Poxaa
Gavernia Literary Lab
Houston
Buich
Kate Carver
Laredo
Mis
Jon Murry
Florsayille
Mr. Young
Waco
San Antonio
Emma
Skull
Zola McLemore
Tuhe Wiseman
Amelia Murry
Jauia
Kable Yolvington
Leah Mondy
Katly Allen
Moasta
Murry
Wiseman
McCallum
Young
Warren
Bowder
Local Meetings and Trade Notes Across Tom Green County
Several societies including the Shakespeare Club and Episcopal guild met this week in Tom Green. The County Teachers Institute meets today at the city public school house. San Angelo club promotes its 61st annual reception at the Pickwick on the 11th with a grand ball and supper. Milo maize demand rises as spring approaches. Catholic church bells to be blessed Sunday afternoon. Fr. Perry ships steers from Mile Maze and sorghum experiment. Henry Heine’s sheep flock in Crockett county sold at 120 dollars for about 4,100 head. About 100000 pounds of wool sold in New York this week, prices 7 to 14 cents. Hogs and milo maize prosper together in the country. Joe Thole, Dear Miles station.
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San Ancuro
Vpab. L—thy Shakespeare Club
B. L. A. Society
Episcopal Guild
Christian Ladins’ Alu Aocraty
W. 2. and
I. M.society
County Teachers’ Institute
Bansion
San
Milo Malze
Affernoon
Perry
Henry Heine
Crocksett County
New York
Milo Matzo
Joe Thole
Miles Station
County cattle business expands acreage and buyers seek bargains
The subject has increased plans from 10 to about 100 acres in the project. In the southern part of the county cattle buyers are active, seeking bargains as the effort progresses.
Pearsall Pointers Special notice from Panrzail
Ligur Special. Pransam Texas. A 1-A hunting party left Mont Woodard ranch after a week in Panrzail. Included are Oren Scallen John Parker Detroit A W Adams Chicago J R Tondick E Wagner RR Merrill San Antonio. Dr Rankin to Astin for American Bible Society. Rain fell. hail stones large. D R Fant Goliad visited Pearsall. L L Hall WY Vasher on the list. Dr Arnold Rex Moore in San Antonio buying stock. Teachers Institute met last Friday and Saturday. 49 scholars enrolled Mexican Broo School organized. Miss Eio Da Wilbiss is the teacher.
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Pransam
Tex
Pet
Panrzail
Mont Woodard Ranch
Oren Scallen
John Parker
Detroit
A. W. Adams
Chicago
J. R. Tondick
E. Wagner
RR. Merrill
San Antonio
Rankin
Astin
American Bible Society
Hoongga
D. R. Fant
Goliad
Poarsalla
Hall
WY. Vasher
Atek
Arnold
Rex Moore
Whch
Eio da
Ia Chargo
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Molennan County News
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N.J
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Thad. Bell
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Kentucky Avenue
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Qoinee
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East Commerce Atroot
Yoo
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Geesteelly
Inmense Lantporium
Alamo and Commerce Sts
Lavernia
Tom Green County
Majestic
Shafer & Braden
Anton
Liberal Arts
Alamo National Bank
D. & A. Oppenheimer Lockwood National Hank F. Groos & Co
Q. A. Rose
Boerne Hotel
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James T. Clarke
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