Christmas Reflections and Local Notices From Brookshire
The Brookshire Times notes a holiday spirit fading as 1920 approaches and urges subscriptions. It mentions coal strike settlement restoring Katy rail traffic to normal and lists local business notes including G T Shearer renting a Pattison residence, a notary public office, and Brookshire Mercantile ads.
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Katy
Brookshire Mercantiles Company
Adv
Prairie View principal E L Blackshear dies in Texas
Revived by local and state leaders, Professor E L Blackshear longtime Prairie View Normal principal and extension head for negro education in Texas Kansas Louisiana and Oklahoma died at Prairie View at 2 p m. He organized the Colored State Farmoss Congress of Texas and secured record legislative support for the college during nineteen years at the helm.
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Hempstead
Tex
E. L. Blackshear
Prairie View Normal
Prairie View
Texas
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Charles A. Culberson
United States
Praiie View
Colored State Farmast Congress of Texas
Notice of temporary guardian appointment for Waller County minors
The County Court of Waller County Texas issues a writ directing publication for ten days in a local newspaper. It announces temporary guardian Hubert Muske for minors Helen Louise Roy Elnora Elsie John Frederick Martha Marie and Idaline Muske, with a hearing date the first Monday in February 1920 to contest the appointment.
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Waller County
State OF Texas
Helen Louise
Roy
Elnora
Elsie
John Frederick
Martha Marie
Idaline Muske
Hubert Muske
Waller
Dr S S Robinson Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
An endorsement from R D Harris recommends Dr S S Robinson a physician and surgeon in Fullhear Texas who specializes in Eye Ear Nose and Throat diseases and will faithfully care for any entrusted work.
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S. S. Robinson
Fullhear
Texas
Dr. S. §. Robinson
R. D. Harris
Community Leader and Agriculturist Dies at College
The country in Birmingham organized a national Negro farmers congress and elected him president. Survived by wife, a daughter Mrs Eddy L Smith of Houston, and a son Theodore Roosevelt Blackshear. Funeral will be from the college Sunday and he will be buried in Hempstead beside his oldest son William.
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Birmingham
Negro Farmers’ Congress
Eddy L Smith
Houston
Theodore Roosevelt Blackshear
Hempstead
William
Health Bonds Draw Strong Demand From Major Subscribers
Health Bonds issued by the National Tuberculosis Association this year are popular with large donors and firms. The graduated denominations start at five dollars, and early subscriptions show ease of use versus earlier Rea Cross Seals, with big contributors willing to participate.
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National Tuberculosis Agration
Dlfcult
Man Burned To Death At Katy In Destructive Fire
A Katy resident John Osborn, about 80, was burned to death when his isolated home burned early Wednesday. The fire destroyed the prairie, five to six hundred acres, as neighbors fought to save surrounding property. Authorities believe a kerosene fire started the blaze after Osborn fell unconscious. Remains were interred at Katy cemetery. Osborn left a wife, a son and three daughters in California and Kansas, plus a son in Kansas and a sister in Des Moines.
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Katy
John Osborn
Tom Davis
Judge Fenn
Osborn
John Osburn
Kansas
California
Kangas
Des Moines
Mr. Osborne
Richmond Consten
Ford Cars and parts advertised by F M Moment
Notice discusses Ford cars and parts availability and invites public interest. It references a sale of a grocery store by Dick Bijbijian and indicates a new owner G. T. Shearer will run the business from the first of the year with groceries fresh produce and candies and urges patronage at reasonable prices.
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Dick Bijbijian
G. T. Shearer
Bonds Issued to Fight Tuberculosis With Christmas Seal Funds
The bonds are issued for the benefit of large tuberculosis associations and proceeds fund the 1920 effort to cut deaths from tuberculosis in the United States. Last year the disease claimed 150,000 lives. Health bonds are obtainable from state and local tuberculosis organizations.
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United States
Children and philanthropy moral from David Starr Jordan
David Starr Jordan extols the value of children urging philanthropy to aid little ones. He asserts saving children is the path to wiser deeds and lasting social progress. The appeal promotes Red Cross Christmas Seals to fund child lifesaving efforts.
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David Starr Jordan
RED Cross
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Sam Houston Normal Institue
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Katy Motor Co
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