Palmer oil boom and Sandford trial dominate Palmer news
Reports from Palmer detail a hydrocarbon find at two wells and a major shift toward development, with directors saying oil and gas were found in paying quantities. Separately, Portland indicts Rev Frank Sandford for leading a starvation deaths case, with bail set and court verdict pending.
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Portland
Frank W. Sandford
Holy Ghost
AbiIok
Sandford
Tina Bean
Shiloh
Clarenne Hale
Rhunale
God
Celestial Court
Randford
Sanford
Crow Sands and Gasmans
Corconn
Newfoundland
Arctic
Mpoe
Seuking Nnanelal
Barber shop changes owner with retained staff
Mr Tucker confirms a new owner will take over the barber shop. All current barbers stay employed and the courtesy name will extend to all who worked there, with no changes to the present force.
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Tucker
Bryan Baptist Academy to Present Musical Program
On Thursday night the music department of Bryan Baptist Academy will present a musicale at the First Baptist Church. The public is invited especially patrons and all interested in the school’s work. A varied and interesting program will be performed. Admission is free. Herbert W Reed, Director.
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Palmer
Palmer Tanks
Sla
Bryan Baptist ? Academy
First Baptist Church
Herbert W, Reed
Churches seek popcorn for Christmas trees decoration
Notice invites churches expecting Christmas trees to receive free popcorn contribution from a big popcorn wagon. Crawford signs off with initials indicating listing by a local contributor or organizer.
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Jones
Crawford
Notice to Taxpayers on Property Tax Collection Dates
Notice to taxpayers lists locations and dates for tax receipt duties across several towns from December 28, 1911 to January 22, 1912. Also includes sale of prairie land near Wheelock with details on acreage, improvements, and pricing. Commerce notices mention McKinney and Caldwell offering goods and services.
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Kurten
Marvey
Wellborn
Micela
Milligan
Nice Veadow
Wheelock
Reason Ile
W. A. McKinney
Arkansas
Orlanoma
Louisiana
Heron Rouge
New Orleans
Pains
Local Bryan Notes and Parades Around Town
Local items report Mrs W. Walker and daughter arriving in Commerce with family. J. A. Myers and Postmaster visit. Laura Koppe returns to Houston after plantation matters. Bryan Huskers Booster parade planned at skating rink with afterparade festivities. various locals attend Kasle Sanctum event. Advertisements announce Christmas specials and home moves. J. P. Maxn buys Armetrone home in North Bryan. engineer plans residence shift.
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Wiliam M. Myers
Tia
Rome
Walnut
J. A Myers
Laura Koppe
Houson
hotLow
Bott Flore Co
Navarota
T. W. Wright
Houston
Andrews
Union Hill
Better
Myrtle Andrews
J.P. Maxn
Bryan Power Company
Ale
Robert Armetrone
North Bryan
Armatrone
Wolters Faces Liquor Question in Primary Debate
The Waco Times Herald analyzes senatorial candidate Wolters amid accusations over party loyalty and direct legislation. The piece contrasts his past votes, stance on protective tariffs, and claimed allegiance to majority opinion with his current denials, highlighting district instructions and futures in Texas politics.
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Wolters
Indhia
Joes
Fort Worth
Waco
Denver
Texas Legiat Sturre
Walters
Texas
Senate
Waskisigion
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Srectira
Bryan Gay & Ol! Company
Dryan Cas Bom
Nelda
Mryan Gan & OU
Tarryan
Globe Dry Goods Co
Wer
Oubin
Ennaldy
LM. Caldwell
Sewetor
Oval Sale
Wagner
Anderson Street
Furtwich
Garytta
W. T. James
BP. Mart
Commerce
Mif W
Walker
BJ. Melver
Rals
Ze Pountain
Cty
Alans Litlle
Carte
Addie Todd
Harvey and Miesox Currie
Harteeld
Core Tilllock
Mottigan Chapel
Kasle
Akien
Joe Korkemex
Candy Kitchen
Devan
First National Bank
John W. Wiley
Tabor
Three City
International Great Northern
de. Bml Raycor
Christian
Bnaxe
A. iSlarria & C0
House of
Diklua
Atd Wosi
Price & Co
HousTon & Texas CentrAl
Sam's Oyster Parlor ‘Quality Service
Red Cross
Austin
EH. Astin
Ryan
Roxane
H. T. Lawler Milling Co
Bryan
Indiana
Kansas
Yours Truly
W. Wipprecht
Brazos County
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