Local Exchange and City Notes Highlight Whittier Area Visitants
A scrambled notice from Loral News Dixie lists visitors to the city including Dr. George Lee of Wellborn and Jon White of Wixom among many others arriving for business or social calls. It mentions concrete moulds for Plasek building on Went Anderton, a large safe, and street vendors offering flower pots and cheap wires.
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Huewoth
Whittaker Eau
Myora Mildware Co
George . Lee
Wellborn
Aim James Boxtey
Jon White
Wixom
Buamen
Plasek
Went Anderton Street
Lewialatuee Exposed as Leilators Fund Hat Sale
The Houston Post reports a local exposure related to a hat sale and charity drive in Bryan Texas. Community members mobilize funds for flood relief while offerings include fur felt hats and a new machinery line from American Hat Co.
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Aryan
Sampion
Hlowston le
American Hat Co
Fort
Port American
City National Bank
Bryan
Eldeom
Houston Fort
Ohio
Strikers clash with police at Columbian Rope plant
A mob of strikers attacked police at the Columbian Rope Company plant injuring one man and one woman while four others were wounded. State militia patrolled the city as the crowd threw objects in a failed attempt to release detainees.
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Columbian Rope Company
Hardware Store Ads Highlight Garden Tools and Loam
Grass catchers, flower trowels, rakes, howe, garden plows and tools offered by ayers Hardware Co. Details on availability and pricing featured in the local shopping page.
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Howe
Ayers Hardware Co
President's Message Focuses on Tariff Ahead of Congress
Washington reports the President's message to the upcoming special session of Congress centers on tariff reform. President Wilson signals tariff questions will be paramount, resisting broader agendas proposed by some conference members and senators. The document aims to clear the tariff registration and set the agenda for the session.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Compromise Wool and Sugar Schedules Reported
Amuntaten filed a report from Washington on April 4 indicating President Wilson agreed to a compromise on wool and sugar schedules. The plan promises free wool for a year if certain conditions are met and requires removal of duties within a specified period. Further details outline concessions to southern planters and the administration’s stance on tariffs.
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Amuntaten
Washington
Wison
Alther Roe
Southern Plantere
Kent
ORRINE Advertisement with Dated Product Details
An OCR fragment describes ORRINE in two forms Teanita Uratsamt and Nox tm ll, promising relief for those in specific states. It mentions pricing at 4100 A SOR and references a booklet with dosage and instructions and several confusing mixed words.
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Loral News
Dixie
Lloyd
Trom Kurten
Care Choice Alfalfa
Vick Bros
Binith
Trom
2. W. Doreman Jr
Calvert Yaw
Vieflor
John ‘Kowarok
Joho
Smith
Harrie Sehook- Howse
AL. Love
Wheelock
Fannman
Penmant Atrawe Toade
American Mat Co
American Broam Laundry
LF. Parks
Austin
Texas
Ropreant
Aily Hogra
Wlaw
Jen
Nix
M College
Patropteing
Tate
American At Co
American Steam Laundry
Houston Post
THE
Stolwow Company
Lueneos
E. R. Emmel
Dixie Theatre
Edfeon
Helen Gardner
Carlyle Blackwell
Marin Sais
Wm, West
Earle Williams
Musketeers
Rockville
California
Arlyle Blackwell
Edgar Jones
Clara
the Dixie
Colonial
Dunlap
Sm Saunican
New Princess Theatre
For Love
In the Blood
Dwarcons
WIGHT
Win. E Shay
Jane Fearney
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Imp
Eclair
Rex
Kay-Bee -Kay Bee
Thanhouser
Powers Imp
Colonial Theatre
Eastern Company
Pacific Coast
Ver
Hammond-Vanter Co
Nale
Dike’s Beef
Tron and Wine
Read & Stewart
Avree
Woodmen Circle
Woogmen
Velock
Importancn
Tertha Stuart
Sam B. Wil
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