Brashear Allen Nuptials Reported in Texarkana
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nan Allen of Texarkana to Mr. Henry Sinclair Brashear of that city. The ceremony took place at 8 o clock Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home. The bride, late of this city, is the daughter of Mrs. Edwards and former Mrs. Allen. Brashear is manager of the Union Telegraph office in Texarkana.
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Nan Allen
Texarkana
Henry Sinclair Brashear
Tat City
J. J. Edwards
Edwards
Dhe Allen
Texarfan
Ir. Brashear
Fee Union Telegraph Office
Sarkana
Will Move to Ladonia as Ladonia Elects King
Prof. F. King, principal of Bonham High School, has accepted the superintendency of Ladonia public schools and resigns from Bonham. Kings wide regard as a top Texas schoolman prompts Bonham patrons and trustees to wish him success in Ladonia.
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E. F. King
Ladonia “Public Schools
EF. King
Ladonia
King
Bonham High School
Texas
Bonham School
Ladonia School Board
Texas conference pushes for fewer better laws to aid growth
The Galveston meeting of Texas commercial, agricultural and business leaders endorsed resolutions for tax reform, anti trust law changes, capital incentives and improved schools. Denison led in per capita participation with a large, bannered delegation signaling broad state interest.
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Galveston
Tex
Commercial, Agricultural and Business Men
Texas
The
Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Paul Waples
Fort Worth
W. M. Lacy
Abilene
Clarence Ousley
M. Ed. Locke
Dallas
W. D. Williams
B. B. Cain
Tyler
Hen. Kk. W. Kirkpatrick
McKinney
Texas Farmers’ Congress
the Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Lost-Carlton College pin found with C. 05 inscription
A class pin bearing the letters C. 05 was found and turned in to John Wheeler at the County Clerk's office. New pictures will be shown at the pavilion tonight.
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Carlton College
John Wheeler
County Clerk's Office
Labor Riot in Van Buren Arkansas Ends in Shootings
In Van Buren Arkansas on June 30 a clash between strikers from the St. Louis and Iron Mountain railway and Italian strike breakers left two strike breakers dead and several wounded after more than 200 shots were fired. The mob pursued the attackers into the woods as about one third of the 150 strike breakers returned to the cars.
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van Buren
Ark
St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railway
Post Office to Observe Holiday Weekend nationwide
The article notes that the post office department and rural carriers will observe Saturday July 4 as a legal holiday. It recounts spectators at a New York athletic event where Rome champion comments on distance races and mile scratches, highlighting tricks and pacing observed in early sprint actions.
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Post Office Department
Pevinrortonrgny
Lustre and Persian floss patterns for stamping
Advertisement notes lustre and Persian floss in all colors with various stamping patterns. Mail orders receive prompt attention and a contact phone is listed for Cora Morrow.
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Mas
Cora Morrow
Editorial Letter Safeguards Correspondent Signatures
Prior to publication, correspondents must sign their letters with their own name for editor verification. The newspaper requires the author to sight their identity while the name remains unprinted. This rule ensures accountability and traceability of submitted letters.
Water lily display at Don Ryburn's novelty store
A five foot tall water lily is shown at Don Ryburn's novelty Store. Presented by Mrs. W. P. Crawford it will be used in floral decor for the big picture sale conducted yesterday. The sale pleased Mr. Ryburn and customers. The number fifty eight is noted at Don Ryburn's.
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Don Ryburn
W. P. Crawford
Interurban Train Arrives in Sherman for Welcome
The Sherman Dallas interurban line reached Sherman and was met by a large crowd at the square. Officials and prominent citizens toured the road, with carloads including Sherman residents and others from Van Alstyne to McKinney. The formal transfer of property occurred at McKinney's central powerhouse. Half of next Tuesday’s car receipts will go to a hospital fund. Oscar Hudson with teams hauled lumber for the Pentecostal Home orphanage project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerman
Tex
Dallas
Sherman
Strickland
Sherman City Council
Grayson County Commissioners’ Court
van Alktyne
Here
McKinney
Central Power House
Fred A. Jones Construction Company
Texas Traction Company
Oscar Hudson
Lawns, Co
Arkansas
Federal building contract awarded for Greenville Texas
The government lets Fell & Ainsworth of Waco win the Greenville Federal building project with a bid of 50,000 dollars. Seven bids ranged from 50,000 to 61,333 dollars. Completion slated in one year by July 31, 1909 with an overall appropriation of 80,000 dollars for the building and lot.
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Greenville
Tex
Fell & Ainsworth
Waco
John Bardon
Fort Worth
Shepherd Brothers of
Grethville
Lee Street
Katy
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the Daily Favorite
Nunn
Jones
the Good Clothes Store
Orv
Woodward
Brashear
Allen
Bride
Denison
West Texas
Stamford
Town of
Opportunities
Chas. Davis & CO
Bonham and Ravenna
Tathe
van Buren, Ark
Woods
Rome
Newart Athletic Club
MSU
Waco Contractors
Bonham
H. M. Norman & Co. Appetite Specialists
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