Four cottages burned in Houston Sunday
The Weekly Banner Item lists numerous events and incidents including fires in Houston, ransacked gin houses, ship and rail news, drought effects, and progress on wells and telephones. It notes losses and local developments across Texas towns, with fatalities and rescues referenced. The long list highlights widespread fires, accidents, and infrastructural efforts such as artesian wells and a new church completion.
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Sherman
Batist
Wallis
R. H
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I. M. Pearl
Bufo
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la Grange
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Jas. Gallagher
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W. F. J. Morgan
Jefferson
Tax Assessors and Collectors Association of Texas
Dallas
Bell County
Belton
Bowis
Rutherford
Aransas Pass
Henry Braden
Honey Grove
Jas. Laf Leslie
van Alstyne
Garnson
United States
Coke and
Chilton
Bowie
Crow & Hawthorn
Collinsville
Rockwall
B. J
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