Brownsville herald. [volume], July 06, 1929, Image 6

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The Brownsville Herald’s Daily Comic Features
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BROWNSVILLE TITLE COMPANY
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Complete abstracts of title to lands in Cameron
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j Today’s Crossword Puzzle "
ACROSS
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11- Energy 16-Ceremonies
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24— A snare SO—Out buddings
23—A small mound of dirt T: 3?ie . h.
26—Coarse grass 34-.River <SPanish> ,
28—A southwestern state • Y°a ie
30— A malt liquor 38-£ v,oIum* °f maP~
31— A daily journal *** f?r
33—Italian coins 40~To a,lovv t0 entcr
35-Liquor 41-rianet
35—A tree • 4 2-Thought
38—A narrow passageway 44-Atmosphere
40—To make amends 4*J *^se ,, ..
43—A grain 4S—Caustic alkali
45—Ovules 53-Tocryout
47—A selling M-roint of time
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50— A limb 50 To tread
51— A. grain 5S-A small mark
52— A shallow vessel 6°-A lubncillor
54—To draw off . _ . _ ,
55 Stalk Answer to Previous Puzzle
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