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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1880

Page

3

Texas fruits and farming urged for self sufficiency and fish culture

The article argues Texas can profit from growing apples peaches grapes and plums locally. It notes rising fruit success in various regions, urges more hay corn and oats at home, praises fish culture and a New Orleans grand jury proposal to tax gambling houses, and lists peach varieties suitable for long seasons.

Texas California Austin Freors Bermuda Shearda N. B. Bete Augusta Missouri Kansas Grand Jury New Orleans

Tussand and Wife and Humble Wisdom on Harmony

A Catholic Columbian editorial urges couples to seek mutual understanding to curb misery and friction at home. It notes youth's climb to an optimistic summit and compares it with later disillusion, while surveying currency shifts and regional commentary on politics, crime, and taxation.

Principles of concise business letters

The passage from Hill's Manual of Social and business Forms stresses brief clear writing in business letters. It urges prompt replies explicit subject clarity, complete dates and places, careful proofreading, proper envelope and filing, explicit payment details, and separating orders from unrelated notes to avoid delays or miscommunication.

Hill

Death of Frank Leslie publisher and art advocate

The New York obituary notes Frank Leslie born Henry Currier died this evening. A successful publisher and engraver, he aided Bergh’s animal welfare efforts and held roles at the Paris exposition, the Philadelphia Centennial, and American Institute honors. He left a fortune after the 1873 panic and had rich ties to clubs and Masonry.

St. Lonia Tiepublican New York Frank Leslie England Henry Currier Leslie Department of Fine Art Louis Napoleon Ine Manhattan Lotus Jockey Clubs Holland Lodge Bergh Saratoga London Frank Slie Squire Marian Fallon

New Duke of Portland Linked to Violet Lindsay

The twenty one year old guardsman rumored as future Duke of Portland, with an income of 1 500 000 dollars, is said to be engaged to Miss Violet Lindsay daughter of Colonel Lindsay a former MP and a Queens grooms in waiting. The Lindsay family enjoys high royal favor with ties to the Earl of Crawford and Windsor society awaits confirmation of the engagement.

Rochester M. B. Batcham Ohio State Horticultural Society New York Crawford Michigan New Jersey Boston New York World Massachusetts Duke of Portland Violet Lindsay Colonel Lindsay Abingdon Earl of Crawford Lindsays Campbells Wellaee Abbey Windsor

Man Who Tried to Run a Paper Dies in Eastern Poorhouse

A man known for attempting to publish a newspaper for all people died in an eastern poorhouse eighty years ago. His effort to reach every reader defined his career and left a mark on local history.

Congressman Ryan Seeks Aid for Kansas Suffering Needy

Kansas Congressman Ryan asks Congress to appropriate clothing assistance for the distressed residents of the state. The request aims to relieve hardships among the affected communities.

Ryan Kansas Congress

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