Home Seekers Rates and Southwest Rail Travel Deals
A fragmentary rustic ad notes Burl ington Home Seekers rates for Jan and Feb with a quarter to a quarter and special second cot on half fare to Southwest points. Mentions an auction 6 miles west of a town and listing livestock, hogs, corn, and heavy stallion. Includes a testimonial for Ballard's Snow Liniment and local sellers Whiatey and Song.
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Burlngson
Old Southwest
W. Winorr
Auctis
Ing. Lan
Hay For Sale at Browning Farm
Hay for sale about seventy tons to be fed on the farm west of Browning at Jas. Cawoxa.
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Browning
Jas
Cawoxa
Stock Shipments Report Rail and Vessel Movements
Railway and shipping notices show shipments to Chicago and Kansas City. Keithley and Co moved a cattle load to Chicago, Kaitong sent two cattle loads to Kansas City, and additional consignments were noted to Kansas City on Monday. Roy Gibson and Cle Fiurned were mentioned in local business context.
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Keithley and Co
Chicago
Kansas City
Kaitong
Net
Roy Gibsom
Sind
City Business
Coliega Jast
Brassfield and Hoselton Wed at Justice of the Peace
The marriage of Sarah Hoselton of Sullivan County to John R. Creason was performed at the residence of Justice of the Peace Parson A. Brassfield on December 31 at 8 a.m. The bride is the daughter of Arthur Hoselton. the groom is described as an industrious farmer.
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John R. Creason
Parson A. Brassfield
Sarah Hoselton
Sullivan Co
Arthur. Hoselton
Wedding Surprise In Browning After Christmas
Rev Grant A Robbins officiated a quiet Browning wedding on November 26 with Oscar Dunlap and Abtie Frances Cotter obtaining a license in an adjoining county. Neighbors passed by the scene but were unaware of the ceremony until after Christmas when the couple asked the pastor to share the news. The Gazette extends congratulations to Mr and Mrs Dunlap.
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Grant A. Robbins
Browning
Oscar Dunlap
Abtie Frances Cotter
D. D. Cotter
Robbins
M. E
Gazette
Mrs. Dunlap
Cequest
Deaths and burials span three local families
Mrs. Chester Browning died Sunday of consumption and was buried Tuesday at Knilong Grove cemetery. Mrs. L. C. Lantz died at her Fifth Street home yesterday morning after a brief illness. her final will is set for today at 1 pm and she will be buried at Hoover Cemetery. Grandma Stone died yesterday at 7 pm at her daughter Mrs. McDonald’s home, aged about 85 after a short illness.
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Chester Browning
Knilong Grove
L. C. Lantz
Fifth St
Athhe Hoover Cemetery
Grandma Stone
Mrs. McDonald
Hogebound Sporesap Endorsed By Texas Minister
Rev Carlisle P B Martin of Waverly Texas lauds Ballard s Hogebound Spescap as effective for phlegm and throat or lung trouble praising its pleasant taste. Sold by Wratsy Sona A W Taylor sold his farm southeast of Browning to Mrs Nora Head and W F Palmer and taught the Pishock torn of Dich Gooch.
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Waverly
Texas
Ballard
Wratsy & Sona
A. W. Taylor
Browning
Nora Head
W. F. Palmer
Dich Gooch
Brookfield Court Draws Jurors and Awards County Contracts
The February Brookfield circuit court panel includes J. L. Baker Selman Baker D B Stone Geo Christy Bucklin W L White and others. The court granted dramshop license annual reports were approved and multiple contracts for bridges infirmary jail and printing were let with detailed accounts and county expenses approved.
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Brookfield
Baker
J. L. Baker
Selman Bak
E Bowyer
Morris County
Henry
Cekins
J B Fleming
John Gilligan Co
Robi H. Morris
Prather
B Edwards
Lann County News
Buckley
Phillips
Gast Litho
City of Linneus
Travers Sur Co
Davis
Saim
Dodsworth
Meyer & Locke
Biil
Fleming
Flowers
Ben
Edwards Ser Co
Rice Morris Co McIse Ini S
Fleming Inquestees
Jno McCartney Czdes Children of
Rich
Johnson Repair
S G Simpson
M Logue
Bradley
Frank Dodge
Ills Bridge Co 1732
L McMichael
Singleton Bridge Lantes
McMichee-sak
Bassi
License Granted for Browning Dram Shop Petition
Peter McDonald appeared before the city board of aldermen last Monday evening seeking a dram shop license for Browning. The board granted the license with a $400 fee, despite the mayor and others urging rejection. Mayor Rev.Price resigned rather than sign the order, accepted by the board. The saloon faced opposition not to McDonald but to the idea of any saloon with any proprietor.
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Peter McDonald
City Board of Aldermen
Browning
Rev.Price
Clark Tharp
Believe In Your Boy and a Nation in Transition
A reflection on safeguarding boys as they cross from childhood to manhood and the belief that every boy is worth saving. Mentions Horace Mann and a call for wisdom to protect youth amid family taunts and social pressures. Also notes General Corbin’s reassignment to the Philippines and a string of disasters including a January fire in Kansas City and a deadly dynamite incident in Chicago.
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Ana
Horace Mann
Missouri Needs More Normal Schools and Trained Teachers
In a speech by Supt. J. M. Green Wood, the need for extensive normal schools is urged to supply trained teachers for Missouri and the nation. The speaker warns that one fifth of students are untrained and argues that only normal schools can teach how to organize and present material effectively.
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Missouri
Landslide at Haverstraw kills sixteen residents
A landslide at the end of Rockland Street in Haverstraw New York last night swept eight houses into brick excavations down a clay bank about 100 feet. Sixteen people from prominent town families are believed killed, with reports continuing to emerge this morning.
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Haverstraw
Yo Langth
Rockwnd
Earthquake Shakes Kansey and Western Missouri
An earthquake felt last Sunday shook chimneys and caused damage to buildings in Abilene Nanbate tan Kans with effects reported across Kansey and western Missouri towns.
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Kansey
Missouri
Abilene
Nanbate
Tan Kans
Police probe in St Louis amid suspected improper spot checks
Police in St Louis are investigating alleged improper activity during roadside checks. The inquiry centers on potential misuse of stop procedures and spot checks, with officials vowing transparency as the review proceeds.
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J P Palmer
Callaway Enterprise
Joseph Bummer
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Z R Kling
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North Salem
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H M Thompson
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Caner
Monte
Wits
J. M. Green
Wood
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