Local Brenham News Highlights Include Elections and Court Actions
Local items report yard goods and cotton transactions in the city, a theater concert tomorrow, and an athletic club dance. Court actions include two civil suits filed in district court and a constable bringing in Jomm Manors from Chappell Hill. Republicans plan county convention activity, and the Vernon Galil editor defends journalistic integrity and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max, Geonie Waanwann
Star Grocery
Ierktheater
Athletic Club
Sen. Chas. L. Wilkins
Bestroi
W. A
Distriot
Jomm Manors
Chappell Hill
Constable Kitchen
Sal
Caplad
Iewald
Local notes from Celeste and area visits report
Patchy notices list residents visiting Celeste, travel home from Houston and Mineral Wells, and returns to Lyons, Caldwell, and Georgetown. Names include Wm Lebde, A A Hacker, Lee Wilco, W A Wood, W N Mayfield, Annie Balle Traylor, Major T B Botte, and families. Directors and visitors from White, Gey Hill, and nearby towns appear among arrivals and health reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Nies
W. P. Fleming
L. B. Henderson
Georgetown
Ae Seas
T. B. Botte
Hayes County
Hatasen
Bemshaas
Central Hotel
New York
B.C. Hughes
Whitewan
E. Kitchen
Oan Hill
A. W. Kirk
Gey Hill
Meee
Viallore
Yeaterday
W. I. D ‘Aod
Mantar Karl Dallae
Mineral Wella
Mr. Wyer
A. Monroe
Suiltoe
Pierce
Untitled fragment on prunes taxes and europe notes
A garbled report mentions California valuing prunes at 125 million pounds, Germany insuring nearly 8 million people, New York City tax collection figures, and various European economic and social notes. It references cigarette use in Germany, pin money for wives, and shifts in dollar and gold terminology amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Germany
Boaton
Noisy cattle drive mars Wyomtog mill scene
A fragmented 19th century clipping describes a chaotic cattle drive at a Wyomtog mill, mentioning an irate bull and a bucker named Grad. The passage notes a mare and others fleeing, with unclear names and a sense of rough handling and ongoing disruption.
Novanth of ke Sommer Ni Concerta highlights public evening
A garbled OCR snippet describes a Friday event led by a marching band with mentions of a park, streets, and local landmarks. It references 23,000 Japanese men and women and mentions subjects under the Mikado alongside a note on the orange crop prospects in Waller county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benall
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Marcus Ambler
Robertson Homestead
J. EB. Hermon
South Brenham
Messrs. Schmid Bros
Ators
Phliabang
Tus
Varnon Galil
Tle
Sax Randy
Uh Ls
Wietevih
Ama
Journaie
Uiter
Aets
Serene
Ereonal
D. Carter
Celeste
Lewia Stark
Giddings
Burton
Tansey Drs R
Luho
Dalam
Wm. Lebde
Caldwell
A. A. Hacker
Terie
Lee Wileco
Somerville
W. A. Wood
Houston
W. N. Mayfield
Lyons
Miso Annie Balle Traylor
Caugpat
HM Vlaited
Eateniay
Lee L
Aes Balle
Poaxton
Antonio
Syelle
Peart
New York City
Switzerland
Easland
Wales
Hans Uy
Sara Shem
Itbury
Becond Regiment
Wiebe
B. Borzs
Waller County
the Star Grocery
Wera
J. H. Quebe
Elane Pomme Ment Gaibe
DIMIE
Sol Williams
Propriates
Ike
Aris
Harkat
Malulit
Brenham
Texas
Poe
Mags
Kessling
Korl
Clemons
Dealern
OUP & dMwown
OakHall
Steger
Propper
Batedi
Te Weight
Liguors
D Cigna
Lange
Manufactur
Santa FE
Deelote
RHA
TRAM
RogEns
AZ Law Pradel Ay Dr the
Sta
Ted Freeee Bee Sr
Maninaes Reson
Ayeenage
Kurtis
J, Wari
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SWIFT
Nowakowsky
Alex Simon
Houstor and
Texas Central Railroad
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