Peanut planting urged as oil meal demand grows
In Houston May 28 Geo. S. Bruce, rail industry agent, extols peanut crops for soil fertility and livestock feed. He notes high oil content raises meal value, advocates selling crop to mills for cake or meal, and cites dairy and hog benefits as demand for edible oils climbs nationwide.
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Houston
Tex
Bruce
International & Great Northern Railroad
Texas
Jersys
United States
Oklahoma
Local notes from Brookshire area and community events
The column reports on Brookshire Merchants envelopes printed Last Monday Adice Cameron receiving Times for a year Mass to be offered at The Times office Tuesday the 8th at 9 30 by Father Nemec of Sealy parish confir at Patterson church on Sunday June 11 at 10 am thanks for roasting ears and a dance at the Cooper home young folks danced till 11 30 notary Waller County Bank building offers general notarial services shower helps corn and cotton crops parlor cafe hosted fish and frogs dinners Arkans culinary knowledge aids quick meals W E Bemus visited Bellville on Wednesday
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Times Office
Father Nemec
Sealy
Christ's Helpers Hold Meeting With Robertson Family
The Christ's Helpers gathered with Virginia and Marila Robertson for a business meeting. They opened with songs 7 and 76, read Psalm 108, and recited the Lord's Prayer. The group of 17 enjoyed ice cream and cake served by Pat and Mike Kelly and Jack Robertson, played games, and planned to reconvene Friday the 1uth with Oramay muske. Ruby Henry, See.
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Virginia
Marila Robertson
Pat
Mike Kelly
Jack Robertson
Oramay Muske
Ruby Henry
Local Trade Notices From East Texas and Nearby
L. C. Bains received horses last Wednesday from East Texas. Whippoorwill Peas for Sale at 4 cents per lb and $2.00 a bushel. In Gallemare max Kellner received a car of ice and beer Wednesday. For Fire Live Stock and Automobile Insurance. Hee Max Wander advertises. Pow Cuny fed he force on Irish potatoes this week.
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L. C. Bains
East Texas
Max Kellner
Duto Mobile
Hee Max Wander
Cuny
Joe Eagle Renominated in Democratic Primary Plan
The Times announces Hon. Joe Eagle as a candidate for renomination for Congress in the July Democratic primary dated July 22, 2016. Also listed are Representative H. Laas and Leslie L. Dinkins for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Adicke Cameron as readers note.
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the Times
Joe. Eagle
Leslie L. Dinkins
Wander Family and Local Appearances Highlight Weekly Notices
Max Wander attended to business in Houston on Wednesday while family members visited relatives in Fan Filepe and Houston. A list of local residents and visitors appears, including Mrs L G Patterson of Temple and others in Homestead, with campaigns and travel noted. Regular church services are announced for next Sunday at the MWW Church.
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Max ‘Wander
Houston
Jos. Wander
Wall Wander
Social gathering hosted for visiting Houston and Irulshear guests
Miss Lucile Pains and Down man Adams entertained Monday night with a party at the home for Miss Hendricks of Houston and Miss Hug gins of Irulshear. Guests included Misses Margaret Mendricks Carrie ilugeins Mary Helen Bains Edwina Adama Mary Mills Lois Cooper and Messrs Elzamar tin W J Cooper A Agopian Robine Allister Allen Williford Zareh Donigaun and Downman Adams.
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Lucile Pains
Downman Adams
Fat steurs shipped to Forth Wort Market. wind mill erected nearby
GW. Baller shipped four vara of fat steurs to the Forth Wort Market last Tuesday. M. Manasian has put up a wind mill on his property near LOWU.
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Baller
Forth Wort
M. Manasian
Lowu
Cash's Grocery Store Opens on Frant Street
Last Saturday M. Wanision opened Cash's Grocery Store on Frant Street in Dno Gaara wasion’s old stand. The new shop offers no fancy groceries and urges patrons to visit for everyday needs.
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M. Wanasion
Ron Frant St
Dno
Gaarawasion
Cash’s Grocery Store
Baseball Thriller Beats Katy With Narrow Home Win
A fast paced game last Saturday saw the home team win by a small margin over Katy. Battery for Katy included Lawrence Snover Brookshire Good Patty and Jones.
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Katy
Lawrence
Snover
Brookshire
Good
Patty Aia Jones
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W.D. Mills
Notary Puble
Waller County State Bank
W.E. Bemus
Bellville
H. Laas
Adicke Cameron
Jas. A. Foster
John
Aven Brown
Robert McDach
Sheriff
MT Castle
Henry C. Ferguson
L. M- Moore
Claude M. Garrett
C. J. Umland
A. E. Tompkins
A. Young
Wallace Urban
C.J. Rhemann
For Justice of the Peace
J. A. Cooper
A. Jordan
Walter Yarbrough
T. A. Glueck
A. Patty
Frank C Mikreska
H. N. Savoy
Dick Bijbijian
Lillye
Myrtle Pattison
Fan Filepe
MWW
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G. Bowith
A. J. Jordan
V J. Bemus
A B. Anderson
Hompstead
John J. Brown
Will DeWite
Gassner
Seccor
Mya
Devitt
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San Filepe
G. B Hill
Bro. St. John
Ann
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