25 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1914
Page
1
A local item wishes Brookshire families a Merry Yuletide and a prosperous new year. It notes residents shopping in town including E Cliett of Patterson and W Bramlaw of Katy, with community ads urging bill payments and promoting local farming land to attract home seekers.
A brief Christine Endavor gathering last Sunday evening featured a lesson titled An Unsel fish Life and member readings from various clippings. Miss Willie Donald proposed the Christmas motto It is more blessed to give than receive.
Allen Williford Niges Agopian Stuart Wide McAllister and Ralph Davis visited Brookshire woods on Owl Creek Tuesday to select a tree for the Methodist Church Christmas display. Mr Johnson of Kilty visited the city Monday.
An article urges harmonious tenant landlord relations to improve farm family life in the Southwest. It argues long term leases and mutual cooperation benefit both sides, linking community peace to humane treatment of tenants and landowners, urging charity this Christmas season.
A scornful scene in Manhattan features Chief White Man Runs presenting a petition to Mayor Mitchel. The document asks the U S government to transmit a plea for peace to European powers amid the war, while voices express horror at the European calamity.
A freight train partially derailed Tuesday afternoon while exiting a passing track at the north end. One boxcar left the rails causing minor delays and injuring conductor Wilkinson and a brakeman.
The notice lists holiday train fares from Chicago to points in the Southeast and mid Atlantic including Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Baltimore and Washington D C with travel details pending.
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