Special Meeting of Panhandle & Gulf Railway Stockholders
Notice calls a special meeting of Panhandle & Gulf Railway Company stockholders in Sweetwater Nolan County Texas for April 25 at 10 am. Proposals include authorizing bonds up to 816000 per mile, setting bond terms and mortgage trust, and related actions. Directors and officers listed. Also mention of Lindheim & Dewees erecting a furnace and concerns about ore deposits and property sale.
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The
Panhandle & Gulf Railway Company
Sweetwater
Nolan County
Texas
Choma
Prammell & Co
Railroad Commission
State of
Doany
A. BF. Stillwell
J. P. Trammell
AF Stilwell
W. W. Sylvester
WA. Rule
Thos. Trammell
R. L. Lonanpemat JR. Dansert
J.P. Trammell
H.&. Mord
Lindheim & Dewees
Verlingua
Yale Professor Warns of American Empire Risk
Prof Hadley of Yale warned in a recent speech that the United States could become an empire within 25 years if action is not taken to halt the growth of vast colonial-like coasts.
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Hadley
Yale
America
Road plans discussed for Fy Stockton to Presidio routes
BM Maulding and Roselle Pullian III discuss southern county travel options on the Fy Stockton Presidio corridor. Both routes seem practical though Maulding declines to name the easier path. Surveys will decide the end result and a coal rich area may boost local industry.
Xray sight boy locates wells in West Texas desert
The Galveston News reports a 14 year old boy named Guy Fenley with alleged Xray sight can locate underground water. Judge Wovan Stekle and Texas figures cite multiple wells found at 250 and 400 feet depth on the Combs Ranch in Brewster County. Reports claim dense water flow and reduced drilling costs, though the claim blends science and prophecy.
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Zion's Watch Tower
American
West
Texas
Marcon
Chicago
WoVan Stekle
Alpine
Guy Fenley
West Texas
Brewster County
Tb J Combs
Printer mixes marriage and grocer notices in odd ad mix
A Kansas printer in the first week on new forms mixed up a marriage notice with a grocer’s advertisement. It reads John Smith and Ida Onay wed in the holy bonds while offerings include a quarter barrel sale. Smith is described as a codfish at 10 cents and Ida as owning many bans at a shilling a pound.
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Kansas
John Smith
Ida Onay
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Amilton
Co. H. Larkin Co
Mallory Commission Company
Live Stock Commission
Merchants
Kansas City
The _C. GALLUP SADDLERY CO
Pueblo, Colo
O. N. Turner
Marfa, Texas
Tiny At
Steel
San Antonio
CORON
Christan
Valone
A. H W. Suerman
Corcoran Bulldine Anposite
United Staes Treasury
Washington D. C
Hiefe
Pueblo
FR. T. Frazier
Poeblo
Colo
City Fenley
China
St Louw
Galveston
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