The Chorus Lady at Colonial Theater Delights Audiences
A nostalgic review praises The Chorus Lady for its American voice and sturdy humor. The Colonial Theater staged the show on Saturday night with a scenic production noted for its mural feel and woodsy charm, drawing praise for Regier and the cast.
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Ares
Patstela O’brien
Gr Life
Colonial Theater
O Sturday
UnclearTextevent in Texas Young People’s Union
A fragmentary notice describes a Texas event with a Young People’s Union portrayal by Merchants and a city’s representative. Mentions of Dwan’s medicine and a civic showcase hint at a community program with local merchants and a planned public display or pageant. The text is garbled and partial.
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Miaptiat Young People's Unitu
Ben Ot Alive
Drvan Bax
Red Cross Christmas Seals Promoted In Community Drive
Reports describe another supply of Red Cross Christmas Seals collected by local volunteers including Mrs Colquitt and Mrs Bryan, with fund drive efforts at stores and gates. Notices call for U O G Chapter participation, state convention delegates, and a prayer meeting at Pleasant Methodist Church led by Pastor Glenn Flinn.
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Tyler Haswell
Antin
Getel
Abe
Ie Pleat Methodist Church
Riverrhody
Glenn Flinn
LIWTER'S GRILLING CONTRATLE ETHEL LIWTER'S
New York. Dee. 1 District attorney Wuckber pursues testimony of Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham in a murder attempt case against W. J. D. Stokes. Defense gains from Comred's courtroom conduct as the secretary Jenbam backs her.
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New York
Dee
Distriet
Wuckber
Ethel Conrad
Lillian Graham
W. J, D. Stokes
Comred
Jenbam
Stokes
The ChaselLister Theatrical Company in City Tent
The ChaselLister Theatrical Company performs at a big tent near the Houston and Texas Central station. Audiences numbered around ten thousand across shows with a 10 cent admission. Last night’s production Leo Rivers drew strong praise, and tonight’s program features One of the Family. Personal notices speak of deaths and funeral services for Mr and Mrs Fred Cargill of Marvey, with condolences from neighbors.
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ChaselLister
Comany
Houston
Texas Central Station
Shaatra
Leos Rivers
Joseph
Emory Cargill
Fred Cargill
Marvey
Jock and
J. J
Lorimer Set as Final Witness in Trial
The court indicated Lorimer will be the last witness for the defense in a case involving Senator Laeloor. The proceedings were expected to place Lorimer on the stand this morning, with testimony continuing into next week.
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Pras
Washington
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Johno # Atnnery
Benator Laeloor
Tooth Carpenters Elect President
A historical notice reports C. M. Me Cuguley of Abilene elected yiterndent of the state board of dental examiners amid generic ads for local goods and services. The fragmentary text includes holiday greetings, sale notices, religious events, and multiple business promotions from Bryan and Caldwell, Texas, with names such as T. A. Adams and Mrs. Geo. S. Griffin.
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Texas
C. M. Me Cuguley
Abilene
State Board of Dental Examiners
A Valuable Gift and Local Notices in Navasota
An Ingor Almanac for 1912 is advertised as a valuable farmer’s guide from Singer Sewing Machine Company. Local items promote flower prices, wood sales, skating race results, and rental listings for the Wittman building on Main Street. Walter I. Coulter seeks rental or sale of property.
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Singer Sewing Machine Company
Hiranos County
Torome
Eagle
For Sale Farm Near Wheelock With Buildings And Land
For sale about 40 acres or more with excellent pasture and 199 acres in cultivation pasture meadow and balance in pasture. Two set hood tenant hawken? An up to date servantoom residence. Eight barn and outbuildings. Deep well. Within one mile of graded school check and plat Wheelock. Reasonable prices. Come see the owner W A McKinney.
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W. A. McKinney
City of Bryan Coal Box Sidewalk Ordinance Proposal
A draft of a city ordinance proposes permitting coal boxes on storefront sidewalks or adjacent walks for heating. Boxes must not exceed two and a half feet from the wall, be painted, and placement is on the owner's option. Violations carry fines from five to twenty five dollars, with officials named as endorsers.
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Malu Prievt
Dryas
T. Maloney
W. W. Gainer
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