City Improvements Reported Amid Growing Reconstruction
Readable fragments show extensive aim at street work new residences and factory or enterprise growth. Mentions two story houses Mrs Berths Jen Kine Hjuster and J. Hutler homes, Masonic temple completion and electrical fixtures. No clear dates or place names, but notes Alabama visit and local school plans and sewer system questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Faith
Mies
Joe Geter
RR Knowles
Mtr. J. 1
Hutler
C. A. Martie
Fiat Teen
Ste. Ta Roderteen
Diamonds stolen from Ling Bros Jewelry on Stain Street
In Daling Texas police report a burglary at Ling Bros Jewelry Store on Stain Street where diamonds valued about $8000 were taken after two robbers broke the front window with a brick. A messenger boy pursued one suspect as the other fled.
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Ling Jewelry
Dallas
Mr . Boy
Daling
Texas
Ling Bros
Stain Street
Fragmentary 19th century notes on local figures and farming
Disjointed OCR text lists local names such as Mr Lair MeL and Blacksmith Bobas Glover, mentions Dr Pol Mowre, Nod Will, and Mr. Bam Cavitt, with scattered references to land work, sodding prairie tend, and preparations for next year crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamancy
Lair Mel
Bobas Our ‘Hlacksmith
Sabo Glover
Mire Dames Wilemy Sr
Pol Mowre
T. Rehols
Bam Cavitt
Discrimination in live stock rates charged to Oklahoma City
A filing by cattle yard firms and chamber of commerce accuses railroads of discriminatory pricing. The complaint targets Oklahoma City and others, alleging unequal rates on live stock shipments to markets in Oklahoma and surrounding states. The action seeks redress and clarifies the affected routes and parties involved.
Fragmented OCR letter outlines a historical plea or petition
An unclear OCR fragment references a petition or protest with names and dates implied. The text mentions people such as Alton and Ler Cara, and hints at a formal request or complaint processed by a group or official body. Specific details remain unreadable.
Pullman Company Dodges Rail Rate Issue in Texas
Railroad Commission remains unsatisfied with attorney Jake Wolters schedule for berth rate reductions on looping cars. He proposed 10 to 20 percent cuts between Dallas and Galveston and other cities, but the commission demands specifics and wider city coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Jake Wolters
Austin
Year of Prosperity in Bryan Aims for Public Works
The Bryan community celebrates a hopeful year with plans for a municipal waterworks system and a sewer program. A new Masonic temple is completed, an interurban line connects nearby towns, and efforts toward heritage and civic improvements are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Santa Claus
Tiryan
Whem
Neesty
Asa
Brazos County
Bay
Ohne
Joanna
Notice to Public Incomplete Reading of Local Property Ad
Fragmentary notice mentions a home sale and public safety concerns around a property. Names appear garbled but reference to a local site and a person likely tied to a real estate matter. Content is unreadable and incomplete.
Winters cabbage plants for sale by private seller
Notice to the public from a bidder in Nebraska listing winter cabbage plants for sale. Partial words indicate ready-to-transplant stock and quantities including a few dates and contact hints. The fragmentary text suggests selling all or in parts and invites interested buyers to view at a specified location.
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