California introduces a new grain harvester and related notes
California unveils a grain harvester with a 52 foot cutting front able to reap thresh and sack 180 bushels per hour. The report also notes favorable rains boosting cotton yields, and local events include a flower exhibit by Episcopal ladies and a minor assault incident in justice court.
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California
Hotel Project in Brenham Faces Uncertain Fate
Opinion asks about the Brenham hotel project status urging local capitalists to push for a successful termination and avoid erosion of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waar
Brenham
Labor omnia oncit consolations and encouragements
A fragment notes a harsh response to business reverses with the idea of offering consolation by firing a bit of “Eatin” into you, followed by the Latin phrase labor omnia vin.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Koska dies before 6
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Koska Jr died Thursday afternoon shortly before 6 o'clock. Funeral will be from the residence on South Clinton street at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The farmers fear havoc from bull and army worm depredations threatening prospect of a top crop.
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J. L. Koska, Jr
South
Clinton Street
Hairston Refits McKnight Homestead on Black Land Farm
Mr J T Hairston is refitting the old McKnight homestead at Independence. After improvements he will have one of the county’s most comfortable residences, located right on his fine Black Land farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Hairston
McKnight
Independence
Epworth League Conference Opens With Sunrise Service
The Epworth League third annual conference opened with a sunrise prayer service at Giddings Memorial Church led by J. M. Foster of Marlin. Delegates assembled for devotion and welcome remarks from Brenham officials.
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Epworth League
Giddings Memorial Church
J. M. Foster
Marlin
B. J. Guess
Patterson
B. F. Teague
Brenham
Conference notes and programs in Texas Baptist gathering
The report details the Texas Baptist conference with remarks by State President F P Works and Rev W Bradfield. It lists attendees including Dr John R Allen and J M Foster, notes a Toronto sermon, and outlines morning and afternoon sessions with prayers, sermons, and studies. It also mentions President Ripley enforcing Santa Fe employee conduct rules.
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F. P. Works
Hillsboro
Allison
Austin
W. Wooten
Navasota
Winberg
German League
W. OD. Bradfield
Galveston
Toronto
Canada
Etta Toothaker
Ira M. Bryce
Richmond
John R. Allen
Georgetown
Gus W. Thomason
van Alstyne
Hills
Ripley
Santa Fe
Hall's Great Discovery Kidney and Bladder Cure Ad
One small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions in men and women. Regulates bladder issues in children. Mail order available for $1. Two months' treatment per bottle. E. W. Hart, sole manufacturer. Sold by R. B. Lubn Brenham Texas.
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Hall
E. W. Hart
R. B. Lubn
Brenham
Texas
Hall's Great Discovery claims kidney relief in Texas note
A Texas reader reports relief from kidney trouble and back pain after using Hall's Great Discovery. The note cites years of suffering, trial of remedies, and personal endorsement dated September 7, 1896.
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Buarswan
Texas
Hall
E. W. Wirerss
Epworth League Conference Adopts Resolutions At Calvert Meeting
The Texas Conference Epworth Leagues held a Brenh am gathering with officers elected at Calvert. Highlights include a sunrise prayer, a sermon by Rev. W D Bradfield, and resolutions praising Brenham hospitality and railway kindness. The secretary reports 64 senior and 13 junior leagues totaling about 2600 members. Also noted is Oregon wheat at 18,000,000 bushels.
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Monsise
Srsstox
M. Tooke
Weimar
Texas
Etta Toothacher
Eeton
Seth
Pearl Tee
W. Foster
Hongton
Tex
League and Sunday School
Weesia Howard
Galveston
Hattie Thweatt
Austin
RT. Blackb
Smithville
A. Anderson
Eimai Tees W
Bradfield
Aptersoox
Mattie Apell Hill
Noo
ES. Smith
D. D. Austin
Noah Allen
Galal of Soul
Aehiro Alvin
O. T. Hotchkiss
Houston
5. W. Thomas
W. A. Hemphill
Sherman
Hemphill
North Texas Female College
Brenham
W. D. Bradfield
Christ
Calvert
A. Russell
J. R. Laney
Flatenig
Mary Decherd
W. A. Palmer
Flatonia
Etta Toothaker
J. D. Campbell
Texas Conference
Epworth Leagues
Epworth League
Santa Fe
Central
State Epworth League
W. F. Snrrx
Sec. of
Conn
Huntsville
Prosperous Firm Broekschmidt Hohit Expands in Brenham
Amid general business collapse in Washington county the Brenham firm Broekschmidt Hohit thrives with a new two story building and 30 by 90 foot rear room for duplicates. Departments include clothing, shoes, sewing machines, picture frames and crockery with electric signals guiding clerks. The firm also issues its own money the double eggles used for country produce. The milliner Mrs. Irby will travel east for stock with opening to be announced.
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Brenham
Broekschmidt & Hohit
Washington County
Commodius
Schlottmann
Irby
Unscrupulous Remedy Adverts Aimed at Weakness
An OCR fragment promotes a bogus tonic allegedly restoring strength and soothing nerves. It mentions a doctor R. E. Luho and a “special course of tardicine” with claims of revitalizing the blood and bones, displaying the era’s dubious medical advertising style.
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Brimz
Mike Root
R. E. Luho
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