Mournful tribute to Lottie Coker from Live Oak County
The Live Oak County Ledger publishes a heartfelt memorial for Lottie Coker of Oakville Texas born in Live Oak County. The piece recalls her cheerful spirit and deep humanity, noting her Christian faith and the ease with which she formed friendships. The article also lists family plans and local movements related to friends and acquaintances in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Robert Hamblen
Lottie Coker
Oakville
Texas
Live Oak County
Mise Lottie Coker
Texandine
Min ‘Theodore Coker
Thi County
Mina Lottie
Paper drive urges citizens to save waste and earn 250
The notice warns that destroying paper is like burning money and urges all to save paper for the war effort. It states there is no paper shortage and directs people to bring old newspapers magazines books and wrapping paper to the office to receive 250 per hundred.
Ed Hollebeke Returns From Delaware Ranch Visit
Ed Hollebeke, a Delaware rancher, has arrived back at his home after a trip from his ranching operation on the Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hollebeke
Delaware
Roswell Pair Visits Crawford Ranch
Mr and Mrs Orr K Togram from Roswell arrived yesterday and plan to stay evenings at Crawford. Rev Sellards, longtime family friend and former physician to the Ingram lineage, is noted. Mrs Maude Wyman Jenkina travels to Artesia, Blythe McCollum works in the Santa Fe Albuquerque engineering department while pursuing civil engineering studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik. Orr K. Togram
Roswell
Crawford
Togram
Rev. Sellards
Ingram
Blythe McColluma
The
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Roswell Man Registered at Crawford Last Night
C. W. Irby of Roswell was registered at the Crawford last night, with no further details provided about the stay or reasons for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Irby
Roswell
Crawford
Bear breaks loose from five men’s den in Tacoma
A bear named Steve, kept as a pet by five Tacoma men, broke an iron chain and roamed the Northwest. Several people were attacked but none seriously hurt. a Northern Pacific clerk dodged a wrestling stance before the bear was shot and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Tacoma
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Rookie Obeys Sign Keep Obi Amid Training
A Green rookie at Camp Funston learns obedience, saying a sign on a building shows Private Keo Ont, and he cannot read the message, delivering an undelivered order with a blundered excuse about letters on the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Funston Ron
War era workwear reform prompts thrift driven shifts
A New York note describes women workers adopting gray uniform jackets and a single skirt as streetcar conductors and rail workers shift attire for wartime needs. The piece mentions thrift, ration stamps, and evolving dress codes amid labor compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March of Pire
Wenten
Comigine
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Ft. Worth
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Carlsbad
J. W. Ridgeway
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the Palace
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