Destructive Fire Destroys Bind Warehouse Near Residence
A morning blaze destroyed Bind’s warehouse near Mr C A L White’s home and close to Central Christian Church. The hay inside, valued around 4000 dollars, plus 2000 in products, sparked a second fire an hour earlier from an outhouse, which burned through the roof before firefighters contained the damage.
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Bind
C. AL
White
Auction Sale At Your Own Price In West Side Building
Auction sale runs daily next week from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 starting Saturday the 9th in the West Side building once Hub Clothing Co. H. Cwengel advertises goods at your own price. Found stick pin. owner must describe and pay notice. Lost dark brown fur at show tent. bring to office for reward. Lost dehorned cow. notify Joe Lindsey. Salted peanuts and peanut butter offered by Kincaid Reedy & Hughes.
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H. Cwengel
West Side
Hub Clothing Co
Joe Lindsey
North Side
Taft and Bryan Split After Home State Speeches
In New York Taft and Bryan each held multiple meetings as they seek final electoral votes. Taft stays in New York while Bryan heads to Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Kern continues Indiana tour and Sherman visits New York State with cabinet members. Wright and Straus also scheduled to speak.
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Bryan
Empire State
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Taft
Syracuse
Onondaag County
New York State
John W. Kern
Jamess
Sherman
Wright
Baltimore
Meyer
Prenton, N. Od
Straus
New York City
Play Without Name Draws Crowd as Name Contest Opens
The Chase-Lister Company staged the play without a name at the big tent last evening drawing a large audience. A $10 gold piece will go to the best suggested title tonight as the engagement ends. Also noted are a Missionary Society gathering at First Baptist Monday afternoon with topics on The Great Southwest and local church activities, plus thanks from the Volunteer Fire Company for recent property protection contributions.
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Chase-Lister Company
Big Tent
the Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Great Southwest
Cromwell
A. J. Moore
Wm. Newton
Palace Restaurant
Stevenson
Cotton convention urged for Southland cooperation
Mayor W A Spangler of Bantam Texas reports Memphis plans a November 10 11 12 convention with planters bankers merchants and allied interests to discuss the spot cotton situation and promote concerted action. Delegates should be appointed and attendance urged with rail and lodging arrangements offered. Local newspapers urged involvement and early notice of volunteers.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. A. Spangler
Bantam
Texas
Southland
J.T. Warren
Ten million collars tied to eighteen million firm figures
A report by accountants for creditors of the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Co reveals ten million collars tied to eighteen million dollars tied to construction funds. The filing marks a key step in liquidation under Federal Judge Crosseup.
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Chicago
Chicago & Milwaukee Letectre Railway Company
Crosseup
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D. A. Biard
Oduete
Sas
Kincaid, Reedy & Hughes
Amoy
Bryan and Taft Part Company
China
United States Atlantic
Louisiana
Trenton
N. J
Missionary Society Program
Steger
Baptist Opportunity
Southwest
Julia Ricketts
Mrs. Myers
Annie McMillen
Fire Company
Cora Morrow
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Miup'e Streets
Bonham
Mammoth Cotton
Spangler, Maver
Paris
Sacha
Kodik
Toster
Stamburg
Tennessee
Dee Haley
Koimenid
Reedy A Hughes
Sanbury
West 6Th and
Maple Street
Moss
Chas. Davis & CO
Bonham and Ravenna
Het
Asmelly
Nunn @ Jones Co