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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
4
Markets show port and local prices for pork, poultry, beef, and hides. Kegs and turkeys quoted with per pound rates for hens and bacon. cattle and calves listed with price ranges. hogs, sheep, and midling grades noted. cotta price recorded at $20.
A local business figure, Weesner, claims Greenwood will be the best lighted city for its size in the United States. He discusses signage and a plan involving the Greenwood Seed Company and Keosville offices to oversee sign installations and orders for signaling devices.
The-itemized notes name Evelyn Frederick of Hourton visiting Mlew Hertha Beelhorst and many others from San Anger Lioth Houston and Austin arriving for visits or the Malfest. Several locals welcome guests from Mouston Brenham Harris County and beyond for social and family events.
The piece lists guests including Airs. Mitton Parker and Dr. and Mrs. J A Williamson visiting in Bryan. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Blomian, HL Stubblefeld, Mrs Max Bloom, Mrs GN Hyman, Miss Martintesen, and Moffmans now residing in Houston. Henry Stole hosts a city event Wednesday at Havin strendei.
Fragmentary report describes attendees including Abra Syeon of Sanpareng and Lek Wednentay at a ceremony in the Home of Mrs SF Kaagrooteh. Mentions Dr KR Young and Slory Wright from Paleatino arriving midweek for a local May festival celebration.
In HSAS League action yesterday Rest ouson beat Wen 4 to 2 while Dallas or Ounan and Waco played Galveston and Fr Worth at San Antonio. In the National League Brooklyn toppled Chicago 4 to 2 and New York edged Cincinnati 8 to 7 in extra innings. American Association games named Washington versus Chicago and Philadelphia versus Detroit with other matchups listed.
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