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Public Notice Citation by Publication in Texas
Legal notice lists numerous named plaintiffs and heirs including S M Farmer E M Farmer S F Farmer E B Adams Orphan Adams J L Ruth Graves Carmichael and others with unknown residences. It references heirs successors executors administrators and legal representatives of listed parties if deceased.
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State OF Texas
YO. S. M. Farmer
E. M. Farmer
S. F. Farmer
E. B. Graves
Geo. S. Graves
W. L. McClure
Julia McClure
B. F. Adams
Orphan. Adams
J. L. Smith
E. E. Garnett
R. S. Garnett
Bess Graves Wynn
Elizabeth G. Wynn
B. W. Wynn
Ruth Graes Carmichael
James Carmichael
E. Boykin
H. A. Lloyd, Jr
Hardy Jackson
Lula Jackson
G. W. Hester
D. H. Haley
J. J. Raley
Josie Raley
M. M. Griffin
Willie Griffin
Mary Hester
J. T. Hester
N. J. Perdue
N. J. Par
S. M. Farmer
Adams
Kidney Danger Signals
A small ad warns of kidney trouble signs such as awakening at night burning and frequent or scanty urine and backache. It promotes a herbal kit with three tabs daily to flush kidneys and regulate passage, claiming relief within 12 hours and directing readers to Main Drug Co.
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Main Drug CO
Fort Richardson Starts New and Tamer Era
The article recounts Fort Richardson State Historic Site near Jacksboro ending its old frontier era after partial hospital restoration and officer housing. It notes the fort’s role in postwar frontier defense from 1866 onward, MacKenzies Raiders campaigns, local boom and lawlessness, abandonment in 1878, and nearby Sudsville features.
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Fort Richardson
Jacksboro
Texas
Indian Territory
State of
Oklahoma
Reconstruction
Eagle Pass
Richardson
Lost Creek
Trinity River
Ranald S. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Ft. Richardson
Sudsville
Company E
Tenth Infantry
Fort Griffin
Lituya Bay Landslip Triggers 1800-Foot Wave in 1958
A massive landslide in April 1958 triggered a wave reaching about 1800 feet along Lituya Bay shores, Alaska. The statement notes the rapid spread of exaggerated claims by talkers who rush to conclusions.
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Lituya Bay
Alaska
Three Whooping Cranes Return To Refuge Area
Three adult whooping cranes were sighted at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge this week, including a pair and a single. Acting Regional Director W O Nelson Jr announced the early arrivals as the endangered flock continues its gradual recovery from historic lows, with 56 birds last winter marking a hopeful record. Refuge Manager Gordon Hansen confirmed the sighting. the Aransas Refuge has grown from 15 birds in 1941 to a steady increase.
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
W. O. Nelson, Jr
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Texas Gulf Coast
Gordon Hansen
Department of the Interior
Aransas
Canadian migration crews reach Texas in long perilous trek
A party of 56 birds including 48 adults and 8 young completed a 2000 mile migration to Texas from northern Canada. The text notes 23 whooping cranes are in captivity, mainly at Patuxent Research Center operated by the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife in Maryland.
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Texas
Canada
Patuxent Research Center
Bureau of Sport
Leterlia
Teeth Of The Tyrant REX Measured At Six Inches
The article notes that Tyrannosaurus rex teeth are serrated and reach about six inches in length. It emphasizes their shape and sharpness as key predator traits.
Gulf of Mexico named world’s largest gulf by shore
The Gulf of Mexico is identified as the world's largest gulf with a shoreline extending about 3,100 miles. The text playfully asks if you have ever attempted to throw anything to the four winds.
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World
Gulf
Gulf of Mexico
Neighborly Borrowing Etiquette Suggests Mutual Aid
A concise reflection notes that neighbors who borrow should be prepared to lend in return, reinforcing reciprocal values and community support. The idea emphasizes fair sharing and responsibility among residents.
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