Waiting for the Evidence in a World of Judgment
A long voice argues that society condemns innocence and scolds without waiting for the evidence. It urges patience before verdicts, noting how personal, legal, and public misjudgments arise when people act on incomplete or biased conclusions.
Child's Gift Sparks Cathedral Reconstruction Fund
The Savanan News reports a 6 year old son of Rev Kebb White Hector of Christ Episcopal Church in Kavanah donated $3 from savings to start the new Tomon Catholic Cathedral rebuilding fund. A gold piece was given to a cathedral member and 2500 10 kon Ble was noted as added funds. Local notes mention teachers attending the county institute and schools closed for the event. A railroad worker, A Whittaker, is in San Antonio taking examinations. a pay car arrived bringing wages for locals.
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Savanan News
Orst
Tomon Catholic
Savanah
Kebb White
Hector
Christ Episcopal Church
Tle
Udaed
Local notes from Uvalde County events and court cases
March reports from Uvalde County describe a day mine party at Mr and Mrs 2 N Garner house, Judge I B Green appointed in San Antonio for a case against R J Stanfield vs S A Montague, burglary at Johnson and Hote Caaveras with no goods missing, visitors J C Shaw from Sutherland Springs with Roges and Lamb prospecting in county, Mary Loyer will left to husband John Griffith, court decision in favor of plaintiff Tom West, a sandstorm swept the area, jail repairs for city council meeting spaces, enrollment at Prof Vincent private school exceeds 120 pupils.
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Uvilde
2. N. Garner
Sayin
Vincent
Tre Chransiele
2. B. Keys
Searcy
Lively critique of spring faiths and public judgment
The piece attacks hasty judgments and zeal in public life, urging suspension of verdicts toward preachers and reformers, while warning against sensational prosecution and mob mentality. It cites “Skidmore” fraught with fraud allegations, notes investigations by Deputy Marshal and others, and records local court activity and residents' comings and goings.
Pharmacy board meeting set for Gonzales Texas
Ak kerlyed in floresville yesterday visiting son R B Kerg Ney Passmore and Marvin W Dick of Stockdale attended. A meeting of the board of pharmacy is scheduled for the 26th in Gonzales Texas at 8 pm. Jamies and Dudley Crewry left recently for Mexico to work on the bridge by pack method of the Monterey and Gulf railroad.
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Monterey & Gulf Railroad
Pearsall News Roundup and Local Happenings
Pearsall Tex March 4 011 Kee per of Beever Hindes returned from Washington The lecture by ex Gov Hubbard on Japan and the Orient drew a good audience The ex FPN lecturer will speak here next month Our Southland festival drew thirty five churchgoers Mrs Hubbard spoke in San Antonio and returned home Western Union Beet shipped ten cars of cattle to St Louis Ill Barnhart improving Pryor brother visited Prot Clean left for Sore Vista He will be away two weeks Pens born visited New sister at this place for AMOUL 61 week Antony plans to visit family ons and ty see
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Martin
Brat City
Bruce Cleveland
Geo. C. Herman
Batessily
G. F
A. S
Oll Townsend
Capt. Sansamn
Nancy ‘Mangum
W. A. Mangum
EB. B. Chandler
Benson Ranch
W. 3
Hoge’s
Walt
W. B. Sheltor
J. M. Doughty
Lizzie Enistas
San Antonio
Mexico
Pearsall
Tex
Beever & Hindes
Washington
Long's Hall
Gev
Hubbard
Japan
Orient
Phore
Southland
Methodist
Mes
C. G. Hubbard
Western Union Beet Company
St. Louis
B. Barnhart
Bel
J. T. Pryor
sPens
Fierracie
al Renphsy
Kek
Messrs
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Ranchimen
Perrett
Sutun
Lenry McMillon
Wiltie Tivu
Simble Couney
Caty
Bourland
Ayeud
Trent Lumpacas County West Wim
WALLPAPER AND LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES MARCH REPORT
March 5 Texas town notes report wallpaper sales by Wegnher's San Angelo anglers bass and perch seen at dusk. Local buyers from Texas and Oklahoma travel for wood clip figures up from 1896. Ranchers in Sutun county buy Angora goats. Sessions include births enrollments and cattle trade. Spring hints bloom timing and bank liquidations.
Infant class misreads song cue at church picnic
In a Sunday school scene at Ol city, a teacher asked an older pupil to pick a gong for a sing, but a younger boy blurts Me knows good tongue sits causing laughter. Teacher recovers and schedules the song for next summer’s picnic, reflecting playful miscommunication among children.
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Ol City
Words of childhood wisdom in a Cincinnati notice
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reflection cites a tale of a young girl praying for grace to stay good. The piece contemplates how such childlike faith might resonate with adults facing temptation and self-control, remarking on the value of gentleness and divine patience.
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Lsrael
Cincinnati ‘Commercial Tribune
Acre
Wille
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