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Brenham Weekly Banner in Brenham, Texas

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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1897

Page

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LaBahia Couple Wed In Christmas Season Nuptials

H E Fuchs and Alma E Feist were married at the bride’s home on Thursday December 2 officiated by R Neuthard of Round Top. Guests enjoyed a dinner and dancing with music by A J and T G Wendt. Local scenes note social visits, school sessions, cotton picking, and a planned Christmas tree event at Turner hall.

H. E. Fuchs Alma E. Feist Er. R. Neuthard Round Top Tie Feist Henry Puchs A. J T. G. Wendt Richard Kuhn Williamson County Anna von Rosenberg Austin Otto Feist T.G. Wendt Emma‘ Neutzler LaBahia Turner-hall

Retailer Promotes Yard Wide Cloths Ahead of Christmas

Mistror Bros. and Co advertise woollen yard wide fabrics including Peak of the Loom Lonsdale Green Ticket and Forget Me Not patterns. The notice highlights bleached domestic cloths and soft finish options available at Seper yard.

Seper Yard Lonsdale Green Ticket Lonsdale Black Stone Forget Me Otto Mistror Bros. & Bo Brenham

Thirty-Eighth Anniversary Banquet for Benham Field Artillery

Sergeant Schirmacher of the Benham Field Artillery turned thirty eight Tuesday January 7. A formal banquet followed a weekly meeting with an informal gathering at Sutor Bros. notable for lively spirits and fellowship. The banner sends wishes for health and longevity to Schirmacher and the unit.

Schirmacher Bepnham Field Artillery Sutor Bros Schild M Field Artillery

Southern cotton growth and banking power noted

The Napa Journal highlights South Carolina leading Southern states with 54 cotton mills and one million spindles, while the U S average spindle yields more yarn than Britain. It also cites bankers seeking money contraction to raise purchasing power and warns of rising Texas business failures tied to the gold standard.

Napa Journal South Carolina United States Great Britain Texas

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