Century old Dickens centenary in Austin and local buzz
The issue recalls the hundredth anniversary of Charles Dickens birth with nationwide celebration on February 7. Local reports note weather, Bryan club meetings, Red Cross drive totals around twenty thousand, and civic efforts toward kinderga rten and public school improvements. Notable figures include Mrs. Edgar Odell Lovett and ex Governor Volk. Also covers local political chatter and a profile of Harry Tracy, a Cooke County resident and former Knights of Labor leader.
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Harry Tracy
Sokwisher
Cooke
Tracy
Bru
Texes
Carser
Aransas Teg
Texas
The
Old Knights
Rood Roads Meet at Wellborn Bond Issue Talk
There was a notable turnout of local farmers and residents at Wellborn to discuss a bond issue for permanent road funding. Judge Graham was unanimously chosen chairman and outlined that replacing temporary funds with a permanent bond would reduce county taxes from 50 to 35 cents on the 100, making road upkeep cheaper and allowing a lasting concrete and steel road system. Proponents, including Mr J Potts and Mr W Graham, urged adoption, arguing farmers gain more from better roads than city drivers.
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W. B. Graham
Andy Wild
Amont
J. Pottw
Tirazon County
Ki Hall
Baller
Graham
Tryan
Tampa
On this day in history February 3
Fragmentary notes recall events from history including figures born or died and political actions. The source text mentions a birth in Am host and a death in 1973, with unclear references to government decisions and captured privateers, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
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Aimi—Horsee Orveley
Amhost
Fedveal
Why
Hapunin
Persia
Rabole
Notes From Villa Maria Academy Examinations
Fragmented text from a historic newspaper page describes Ned's active participation in oral examinations at Villa Maria Academy. The prose hints at appreciation for his understanding of art subjects, with remarks about mastery and teaching influence, while referencing a centenary building and local events in Seattle.
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Villa Maria Academy
Tate
Lyon
Poynauy
J. B
Murphy
Horace Gredley
Seattle
Wash
Second Avenue
Yealey Way
Byzactian
Westminster commemorative events of the week ahead
A list of upcoming commemorative observances in Westminster traces events marking a notable anniversary. Readers are reminded of services and ceremonies linked to the town’s historical and cultural heritage, with emphasis on community participation and remembrance.
First Baptist Church Delegates Open Convention Sermon
The First Baptist Church announces a Sunday worship with a sermon by Pastor B Bullock and a discussion on delegates to the Republican National Convention. Evening services include a sermon and hymn by church leaders with Holy Communion planned at morning and evening hours.
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First Baptist Church
Servions
Uuday
B. Bullock
woNnay
First Methodist Church
WA Amie
Methany
Hanscom
Bond
Lounne
Leagan
First Free Bay
Ae Job
Christan Endeavor Society
Luther Jobnaim
Toaden
J.J. Tatum
Epicopal Church
St & P.m
W. W. Taup
Hootor
Centennial and political notes in a turbulent week
A garbled schedule lists Centennial births, European affairs, and U S political events. Mentions include Taft addresses at the White House. French ambassador Jule Jonserand. Attorney General Wickarsman. Dickens centennial across major cities. German Reichstag plans. home rule talks in London. marriages in West Virginia. tax and post legislation protests in Michigan. a Weber and Fields Jubilee. New Jersey prison release. and a Republican National Club banquet in New York with Taft and Fairbanks among potential speakers.
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Port Houry
Tenhouer
Taft
White House
Jule Jonserand
France
Wickarsman l
New York
United States
Winslon Spencer Churchlil Arve Ibe
Admiralty of
England
John H. Redmond
Jeader
Ambes
Miaolone Hughes
Hughes
Lancing
Mat ‘Onder Caneyrun
Weber & Fields
Eareessorr
New Jersey
Association of America
Wif
Deluge of Rain Fails to Dampen School News and Honors
In a week of heavy rains, students faced exams with bright outlooks and teachers delivered talks. The assembly celebrated achievements, with Rev. Pemilley and Rev. George Avaits sharing teachings. Officers for the Young Ladies and the Student Society were elected, including Nan Eleanor Muonald as President and Mina Loin Weyer as Secretary, while a number of contributors were thanked for library support.
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Pemilley
Jon
Glenn
Young
Adh Selwette Society
Wleetad
Nan Eleanor Muonald
Rvcrataty
Afine Loin Weyer
True Farer
Mita Kietwing Kaype
Arto
Mine Balzota Wate
Loral Faportere
Minvon Tonn ‘Tucker
Lola Wileoa
Sueteiyy
Robert Crawford
Rt Ativan
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Mga
Conor Johnson
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Leryn
Hutarnture
Bryan W
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Red Cros
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Charles Dickens
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Houston
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United Hates
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Godinliata Thio
Coimty
Chicago
B. B.A. Locals
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H.G. Boatwrigt
Genpro AE
Mip Brary
Wonier Pfan
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Troyen
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Tel
Allison
Aecretary
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Row Iter
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Bryan, Texas
J. M. Saladiner
Armour
Industrial Congress
Brazos Conaly
L. M. Hewit
Hillyer-Deutsch
TOZ Howells Lumber CO
Howell
Richmond
Bryan Power CO
J. M. Gordon
Parker Building