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Newspaper
Brenham Weekly Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1891
Page
8
Local residents travel and visit nearby cities with several names noted. J. Avery’s twelve year old son died at home. Cons Quene, a nearby resident, is gravely ill with pneumonia. A mention of Diocesan music inquiries is observed alongside ads for tonics and tea.
McElree's Wine and THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT sold locally. A mule incident injures Cuauscey B. Suepano. Mrs. Axsie E. Bovies of San Antonio improves at home. No city housing to rent as demand grows. City election yet to be announced. Smallpox scare fades with school attendance rising. A salon dispute occurs but no arrests. A jeweler advertises watch sale. Marriage of Joe Gutkowsky and Annie Neiderauer at the brides’ home, Rev. G. Langner presiding. customary wishes from friends.
The county clerk issued licenses for the week ending Wednesday evening February 3 1991 to Chas W Robinson and Mary E Robinson Jas Chappell and Rebecca Hubert Sterling Slaughter and Caroline ter J C Kleb and Mary Lothe Frederich Meyer and Minna Hau belt Henry L F Kruger and Agnes E stadhne.
A list of real estate transfers shows numerous deeds from M. E. Stribling to T. C. Clay and others, with acreages and prices. major sale includes H. & T. C. Ry rights valued at 29 million dollars. Additional notices address theater crowd conduct and a double wedding christening at Ed Hanbelt’s residence. Commentary critiques manufacturers for foreign markets and notes a senate bill to compel suits against defaulting school land purchasers.
A citizen urges legislature to authorize districts with inadequate schoolhouses to issue 10 to 20 year bonds funded by local taxes and state investments. Bonds would improve facilities, with penalties for noncompliance and a statewide rule for district bond limits.
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