City visitors and notices fill Loral News item list
In Loral News today many named residents and visitors are listed as spending the day in the city, including J. K. Mathie, A. Cotham, W. F. Odom, Graham, Cappe, John Geax, Hugh Goen, J. H. White, and others. The notices mention shopping, business transactions, travel to Dallas and Corpus Christi, and social events such as weddings and theater shows. Several residents are reported returning from trips or visiting relatives, with references to local grocery ads and a Palace theater feature “The Princess of the Valley.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diate
Tom Peyton
Tye
Homestead
J. K. Mathie
Reliance
MN. A
Cotham
Harvey Apent
Itr
Crispeta
A. A. Dean
Cottonwood Apent Tor
A. D. Robinson
Wixon
W. F. Odom
Kurten
Ack Graham
Arvey
Ure
Buice
Wollhorn
Cappe
Benebey
Cty
Chapette
John Geax
Pits Meda
Merbert W. Need
As Antonio
Hugh Goen
Tarver ‘Altors
J. H. White
Yemen Cooper
Rock Prairie
Boxview
Hell
Keith
Eagle Office
Misa Bessie Holland
John J. Cowles
Man Antonio
R. Davia
Dallas
Joe Weed
Mteno
Mellow
Jecob Fuchs
Urleron County
Apeol
W. T. Drummond
Cottonwood Wan & Vinitor
HM. Purcell
Menchiey
D. D. Jollybax
Corpus Christ
W. C. Warren
Wheelock
Mra
Williamon
Tota
Edwin August
Muchaman
Om Maxey
Corpue Christi
Kirk
Houston
Welle Vargo Yexprom
Mins
Virginia Kern
Galvanton
Virginia Adame
Austin
Corriener
Hardy Newton
Fay
W. J. Coulter
Mona I Markfeather
BR. Turbeville
Hock Toland Jmglement Company
We Are as Near as Your Telephone
An advertisement proclaims telephone service is convenient and fast delivering goods to customers at their location. It promises no extra charges with simple phone orders and prompt delivery to anywhere, emphasizing ease of use and accessibility.
Revival News From Lovelady Draws Big Attendance
Revival by Watson of Houston at Lovelady draws church and community support with enthusiastic reports of spiritual progress. Despite mixed results, the meeting shows hopeful signs of good accomplished, while local concerns frame fundraising efforts and church activities. A separate note promotes Singer sewing machines as a reliable household upgrade from Finger Sewing Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intiah Watson
Houston
Laovelady
Tuy
Cameran
Singer
Finger Sewing Machine CO
T. A. Satterwhite
Salexmans
Notice of Banned Proposals and Railroad Schedule
Notice announces banned proposals due August 30 1918 for fuel supply and details rail interurban schedule August 27 1812. Includes freight handling, prepaid stations, passenger rates, receipts for fare, and notices from Houston Texas and Bryan Texas officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calle l of Texas
Bapal
BB. Cushing
Railroad commission approves new Interurban cars for passenger service
The Bryan and Central Texan Interurban railroad awaits permission to use a team for passenger transport until the company’s passenger cars arrive, expected in about sixty days. Two gas electric cars are purchased for service, equipped with Hine engines and electric generators to power eighteen trams, now awaiting engines. The road has no engines currently. track work shifts engines to the west side of the river. A new train from Wrgan to Stowe City is to begin tomorrow, with two trains on the river planned soon as track work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Aunin
Ting
Wrgan
Stowe City
Land Transfers and Medieval Tale Echo in One Fragment
Property transfer notes show Shaw to A M Martafield and A Hartafield for 130 acres in Richard Perry league with partial rights and consideration 40 60. A second entry lists 120 acres with 1800 currency in the same league. The rest is an antiquated tale about a Japanese emperor during hard times, detailing inclement conditions, a palace decay, and a vow to remit taxes after three years, ending with a gratitude offering by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
A. M. Martafield
Hartafield
Lens
Richard Perry
Dansby A.M
Martafeld
Hhard Perry
Japan
Fis Palace
Mt Totoruth
Opoe
Bing Apis
Provost Upbraids W E Rosellio Over Chapel Records
Oxford tale recounts Provost Hawkins of Oriel chiding Right Honorable Rosellio Edward King for flawless chapel attendance while at Oxford. The exchange centers on King’s integrity and the expectation of behavior, ending with a stern remark on routine chapel discipline amid a controversial figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Oriel College
Oxford
W. E Rosellio
Edward King
Bintreth
Lincoln
King
Oriel
George Herbert
Winning Wives Me Rer so we husbands win thet elven
Mia and Wye Tes lead a curious, audacious local effort as they rally supporters for Wey Banton Transit. The group frames the plan as a bold civic project with potential benefits for residents and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Banton Transit
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Loral News
Tee Joe I
Torrant
Casia
E. R. Emmet Pure Pause Dispenser
Dixie Theatre
Grind Maske Weaver
Valon
Earle Williams
Avorites
Lillian Walker
Earie Wiliams
Jed Finlay
Mary Maurice
Richard Tucker
Benj
Wilesa
Reese Robt
Brower
May Abbey
West
Jas. Vincent
Alien Holater
Ireme Bayle
Ad Othere
Earle Wiliams
Lilian Walker
Ruth Roland
Sweet Edison
Unseen
John Grannan
Bessie Learn
Barry O'Moore
Hobart Bosworth
Eugenie Wessarer
John Willington
Ed Mayer
Auecesarus Nevival
Lovelady
A. and
M. College OF Texas
Brae and
Centralesas
Bryan
Wrran Junction
Hiryan
HRV
Tiryan
Ts Junction
Tess
LM. Hewit
Ryan
Galveston
Gon
W.M. McBrayer
Lara Wwe
Icas
Re. Florence Bay
Rele
Interurban
Neal Estate Transfe
Airdome
Golden Gate Parn Mutat
Dilemme
Daly
Oll
Sam B. Wilson
Palmer's
Read & Stewart
Triad
Otte Sochme
Hadlicka Press
C.A. Lewis
Ryan, Texas
Atresize
Wome
J. H. Gammon, SR
Hay Giao
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