Townsfolk bustling with shopping and visits today
Goral News notes numerous townsfolk in from Harvey and nearby towns. Readers report people visiting relatives, shopping, and attending church events. Dozens of names and places appear, including Mra Tweker, White Bidows, and the Mercantile Co. promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyim Joone
Ray
Mipkin
Wraniitin
W.oves
Darcoeneeri
Vick Tiros
A. Myers
Atornoen
Houston
Holland
Mra
John Wilton
Tabor
Misa
Ewa Giteiray
Michardson
Tweker
Hensarlibg Mercantile Co
W.L. Bage
Farris Schoolhouee
Noosurling Mercantile Co
Davidson
Datlaw
Port Worth
Waco
Ladion of the Macabees to Meet at Korgue of Pythian Hall
The Ladion of the Macabees will hold a regular meeting at the Korgue of Pythian hall at 7:20 p.m. Members are urged to attend. Georga Mobley is noted as Record Keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Hall
MOTHER WRECK ON THE CENTRAL
A freight train wreck occurred on the central line near Hemp edge with four cars derailed including a tank car loaded with cottonseed oil. Conductor was injured and the line halted for over two hours as crews restored service. Meanwhile, Parker returned to Ari sun to oversee the millinery parlors of Sum Wilcom and local merchants announced a candy stock sale at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itle
Wien
Ty Parker
Airsun
Sum 1
Wilcom
Parker
New York
Wilson
Weather entry records February 24, 1848 forecast
February 24 1848 weather notes show low temperatures and a tomorrows forecast of fair and warmer conditions despite a cold night. John Daly, aged 78, is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thy
Frorevant
John Daly
Black woman found dead in river report investigated
A Black woman was found drowned near the Drase River close to the Little Urasoe River interaction area. Shortt Coniee went to the scene at morning to verify the cause, but had not yet reported on whether the death resulted from foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drase
Urasoe
Local Booster Notes Highlight City Growth and Projects
A digest of small town progress reports shows Hamilton pushing sidewalks and water work, Comanche exhibiting civic development with a yard and plantings, and Seadrift tomato plans. Comanche notes a new display yard, paving and gravel work. Abilene and Seadrift feature road talks and farm activity. Purie, Daiaa, and Seadrift report banking and industry moves.
Tumbling text on local matters hints at farm trompertty and routes
Fragmentary report notes a 4000 dollar fund raising for the Commercial Club in 1912 and an effort to secure a downtown hotel. A route survey for the post road between this city and Fort Worth is planned, with a focus on farmers and local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumbee Yarde
Uowinens
Weatherford
Commercial Club
Serure
Ud Todats
Port Worth
Various 1909 events mix in Chicago and New York week
Trial of Jack Johnson on white slavery charges in Chicago. National Education Association convention opens in Philadelphia. Gompers and Morrison appeal before the Supreme Court. Queenstown Hall in Lancastershire described as Jacobean relic under Lady Henry Cavendish. Diplomats and rare stamps go to auction in New York. York school reforms face critique amid protests. Geraldine Farrar to be honored in New York. Governor Wilson to attend farewell events in Washington. Route to Waxing House removal discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educa ‘Tion Association
Philadelphia
Queensty Hall
Lancastershire
England
London
Henry Groavenor
Samuel Gompers
John Mwcbell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Wantington
Jeonenway
Washington
Condon
York
Jaboo
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Fragmented Bay Area lodge directory items with meeting details
A broken OCR listing multiple fraternal groups. It notes Ianhoe Commandery No 8 Knights Templar meetings, Hraso Union Lodge No 129 A F and AM, Woodmen of the World second and fourth Fridays, Bran. Lada No 547 I O O M meetings, Bryan Lodge and other lodge evenings, mostly on second and fourth Mondays or Fridays, with various times mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianhoe Commandery
Mente
Union Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Ryan
Idaye
Mooahoes
Monte
Dryan Grove
M. Acorts
Bryan Lodge
P.O
Sons
Heer
Atternoces
WANTED Winin farsity sewing Big 6
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overs
Japa Automobily Im Beras, Overtand Automobile Cn, Noustem, Tex
Bryan
Astomatite
Howton, Tex
T. A. Sutterwhite
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Goral News
Jonah K. Kelly of
Harvey
Chapel Hill
Mra Mi
A. Marland
Bowen Tenkine
George
Albert Hannemann
Martin
Happemann
Bnalnese
J Hottman
Matt
United States
Tyler Haswell
Carpenters
Mike Tools
Myers Mardware Co
T. D. Wilson Jetthin
Kanthwestern University
Georgetown
Vietting
Bam
Soren
Hallanee
Sam Marcon
Abe
Achegl Bie Bae
Harry Barger
Howe
Kegan
Terrell
Mir
Barger Wen
Kugler
Diryan
Mets Thirdware Co
George W. Whitehurst
Thomas Lett
Christian Church
Pale Ine
Sinnders
Wood
D. Dedmon
Hugh P. Beott
Ladion OF the Macadees
Georgia Mobley
Weer
R. Emmet Pure Drug
Sybil von Craigh
The
Woodberry Institution
State of
Texas
Campbell
Dixie Theatre
Raynor's
Sliver Moon
Billy and the Bharitte Kid
G. M. Anderson
Mary Fuller
Vemer
Story Lunia Bowne John Bunny
GM. Anderson
Jenn Bunny
Flora Finch
Lean
Sreen
Edgar Jones
Clara Williams
Mary
Edwin Argus
Freght
Hempstead
Arker
Holmes Bros
Ioimee Bros
Stork
Capdina
Batman
Huckhaults
Caah
Guy M
Telephone Co
Kerries
Uwuhdat
Moenlman
Brasoe River
Sherit
Hamilton
Cameree
Cammere
Elvie
Young Men
Iusinews League
Datiaa
Suste Bankeu Trae Company
Wand King
Abitene-Palmers
Wille
Colonial Theatre
Merley
Norton
Aina Jonnson
Browe
Sterling
Haleuny
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Vera
Bayan Lodge Directory
Dirssos Lodge No
Knighte
Mavete
Tweedare
Yuican Lodge
Haraare
Read & Stewart
Winin Farsity Sewing
Big 6
Tiyan
Overland Automobile Co
Tex
Eagle
Willy
Gilag
CO Westien
Tran
Ta Albm
Waldrop & Co
Franti
SteEublon
Rome
Annan
Ming
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