Houston Hustlers Coming to Bryan Trade Excurison
Houston manufacturers and merchants touring Bryan as part of the twelfth annual trade excursion. The Houston Chamber of Commerce group travels in a three-car Pullman train with an accompanying band. They will parade into town on arrival and seek direct contact with local businessmen to foster ties and entertainment provisions during their stay.
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Houston Manufactorers
Whaler Tabore and
Robers
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Priday
Avell
Aupern Dinee
Warlst
Houston
Hach Janketer
Labor and political notes from distant ports and labor unrest
The text reports on calls by a secretary of commerce and the war to speak in Jamaica and Central America protection measures, a labor agent appointment, and ongoing labor strife in Lawrence and other regions. It notes unrest among onion traders, coal supplies, and railway freight pauses, with unions mobilizing 23,000 engineers and thousands more workers considering strikes.
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Central America
Kingston
Jamaica
Rome
Agricultural Meeting at Alexander County
A county agricultural meeting at Alexander drew a large turnout on a sunny day. Prof W.T. Parker chaired, with Paul Wieprecht delivering a talk on unrecalled farming and the value of striving for excellence. Prof Wideway of A&M gave a lecture on dairy farming and soil fertility, stressing returning more fertilizer to soil. A Brenham banker praised the local creamery for regional development. Prof Henderson spoke on hog raising, urging farmers to request college bulletins. Mr A W Dochathin urged a local branch of the bar and atrialab, with Hesit urging town‑county cooperation for mutual benefit.
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TW. Parker
Chairaian
Paul Wieprecht
Bryan Batorday
Wideway
A&m
Anyime
Torss
Brenbam
Henderson
College
A. W. Dochatinn
Mr. Hesit
Kansas City Stock Market Report Shows Varied Cattle Prices
Cattle receipts about 6000 head with slaughter cattle at firm to higher bids. Veal and steer prices rise modestly. calves and cows show mixed gains. Hogs and sheep receipts lower as market watchers note supply constraints and cautious buying in face of uncertainty. Top cattle at 48.00 with bulk sales 6.60 to 6.06 for others. lambs steady near 7.85 for 100 pounds. spring lambs around 18.20. Supply pressures linger amid cautious demand.
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Kansas City
Wlm
Chicago
Natorak
Marenta
Apri
Elowton
Norning
Tookeem
Immune Ena Thory Faces Rumor of a Bad Reputation
An unclear text fragment discusses an eminent reputation and danger, mentioning Tacitus and riddled phrases about immunity and weight. The readable content centers on reputation concerns and speculative claims without clear events or places. This entry preserves the fragmentary nature while noting named figure Tacitus.
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Tacitus
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Webb Bros
Houston Hustlers
Bryan
Aor
Commerce
Uay City
Midhy Apri 10
Lawrence
Wass
Rae
Canary
New York
International Ladle” Sarment Workers’ Union
Vnloes
Merchants’ Society of Las Nea
Bein de Laine
Society
Garment Workers
Fay
Alexander
Anbas City
Tommy—Pop
Ena
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