Morrison R C dies at 68 in Trenton area
Mrs R C Morrison died at 3 18 this morning at her son in law Albert Birson's on West 10th street aged 68. She lived in the county near Trenton for many years and leaves two daughters Mrs Kart Robinson and Mrs W P Connelly and a son Will Morrison all at home. Remains will be shipped to Trenton tomorrow at 9 15 T P train for funeral in the afternoon.
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R C. Morrison
Tme
Albert
Binson
West 10Th Street
Morrison
al Weeks
Trento
Kart Robinson
Ira. W. P. Connelly
Trenton
Will Morrison Ofonard
Odside
Frenton
Aternoon
Poll Tax Receipts Issued and Voter Count Estimated
City Tax Collector Abernathy issued 458 poll tax receipts this afternoon at 2 o clock. The limit does not expire until midnight and it is estimated that up to 650 legal voters may be eligible to vote, including those exempt from the poll tax.
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Abernathy
Odd Fellows Home Coming Draws Members Across States
The Odd Fellows held a January 30 Home Coming with invitations sent by the secretary to members on the rolls and letters read from absent brethren in Tennessee Kentucky and beyond the Rockies. Visitors from nearby lodges attended and Phil Jacobs provided a Mexican supper. Short talks followed and committees were named to plan the Fannin County Odd Fellows Association meeting on February 22.
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Odd Fellows
Tennessee
Kentucky
The
Rocky’s
Phil Jacobs
Fannin County Odd Fellows’ Association
Aldrich Bill in Senate Debate
In the Senate discussion the Aldrich bill is under consideration with officials and lawmakers examining its provisions and potential impacts for financial policy and national security. The debate centers on tariff reforms and monetary authority.
Aldrich financial bill moves to Senate debate
The Aldrich financial bill, reported by Senator Aldrich, allows bonds issued by school districts and townships if they meet requirements. Banks must hold two thirds of their lawful reserves in money. Debate on the measure is slated to begin around February 10 and continue as unfinished business until resolved.
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Washington
Aldrich Financial
Committee On Finance
Senate
Aldrich
Banks
Washington, D. C
Bananas for Sale at Five Dollars a Bunch
W R White continues to offer bananas for sale at five dollars per bunch from the Hotel Alexander area. R B Nall, optician, can be contacted by phone for inquiries. Proceeding sale noted as ongoing with available stock.
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R. B. Nall
Optician
Alexander
W.R. White
Democratic opposition to Aldrich bill shown by Bryan visit
The Bryan talk at the capitol signals Democratic resistance to the Aldrich bill will not be prolonged. A shift to treasury notes is possible but limited. Democrats in Senate discuss an emergency only stance and will bypass radical financial cures for now. Senator Owen's deposit insurance plan faces opposition and likely limited debate.
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Bryan
Aldrich
Capitol
Treasury
Conference of Democratic Sena
Tors
Owen
Small Pox Cases Rise In Honey Grove
Honey Grove reports three small pox cases including J. P. King who fell ill after several days of sickness. Two additional cases are described as local residents near the cemetery. The town shows yellow flag decorations as the outbreak spreads across the state.
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Honey Grove
J. P. King
Railroad Street
King
Whip Party Into Action by President in Estimates Drive
Washington reports the President will launch a sequence of messages to Congress beginning tomorrow to spur the Republican majority into immediate action. He opposes Speaker Cannon and leaders who prioritize party welfare over legislation, aiming to enact reforms proposed early in the session. Some informed men say these papers will form the most sensational series yet by the Président.
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Washington
Cannon
Congress
Fire destroys six Greenville residences in high wind
Greenville Texas January 30 six houses owned by Mra Griffith E W Taylor Worth Johnson M O Leggett Charles Hart 3 Williams and W A Billingsley burned this morning. Total loss about 15000 with partial insurance coverage. High wind aided spread of flames.
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Greenville
Texas
Mra. Griffith
Worth Johnson
E W.taylor
M. O. Leggett
W E. Taylor
Chares Hart
Williams
W. A Billingsleys
Isurance
Bob Jams and Bob Wooton Arrested on Vagrancy Charge
Deputized by Bert Hulsey, Sheriff’s deputy, Bob Jams and Bob Wooton were arrested for vagrancy. They were booked and lodged in jail.
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Bob Jams
Bob Wooton
Bert Hulsey
Fraternal dues notice and depot dispute update
Members warned to pay January assessments today or face suspension as Brother Duncan’s collection proceeds during illness. Frid ges rating treas notes accountability. The Railroad Commission gives T P Ry until March 1 to decide on building a new Honey Grove depot and improving Bagwell to Sherman track.
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Booka
Duncan
The
Railroad Commission
Honey Grove
Bagwell
Sherman
Bonham to Get Up-to-Date Business College
Por wows Rime-Pegwen Or and Kivans of this city have been in touch with W. L. Buckman of Austin about establishing a modern business college in Bonham. After discussions with Evane the group plans to locate here and expect to arrive around February 10. Bonham has long needed a business university and proponents see strong prospects.
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Por Wows Rime - Pegwen
Kivans
W. L. Buckman
Austin
Bonham
Evane
John A Steele reports hog business venture in Texas
John A Steele, now at Morest Texas, employed by a large lumber company, has bought two fire hogs and plans to begin duty soon. The Favourite notes his move and expects he will become a leading swine breeder in East Texas.
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John A. Steele
Morest
Texas
John
Mast
Fresh Bishop's preserves received in new shipment
A fresh shipment of Bishop's preserves sorted for delivery arrived from Wd. Morrows marked with the initials ak.
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Bishop
Ak’ W.d. Morrows
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Albert Robinson
Tenth Street
Rail
Chas. Davis & CO
Benham and
Ravenna
P Phat
the Clothier.s
Stott
Blakeney & Fuller
AGS Se
Fraternal Brotherhood
R C
Braga
M. A. Fridges
Treas
Bonham---Wall
John Steele
Piso
Biso
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