Local Firemen Elect Officers For Coming Year
Joint meeting of Company No. A and Company No. 3 elected C E Jon Keine as chief and Wade Cox as assistant, with a secretary and treasurer appointed later. About thirty-two members now, harmony noted, city orders chemical car for road work, plans to begin late February or early March.
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Chomtout Company No. 3
C.E. Jon- Keine
Wade Cox
Ubi
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Garment workers strike unsettled on public right of way
The case concerns a public road through land owned by Munson Stouts, J. Gober, and others near Henderson gin. A court ordered widening the road to permit 260,000 workers and related access, with fees and compensation to be determined under the act.
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Munson Stouts
Kaezer
J. Gober
New York
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Ik Novumlwe
Hiv
Mgroee
Jim Ways
Peter Pa
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van Hiliyertmoutaul
GONDITIONS AT A AND M COLLEGE BO NEW VASES OF WORIOENN
Disjointed OCR notes describe conditions at A and M College, mentioning epidemics, hospital concerns, and responses. Fragmentary references include nations and people, with unclear events and outcomes. The text shows disrupted wording and unreadable sections.
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Marriage of Grand Duke Was Costly
Amputated Prom column reports Grand Duke Michaal, brother of Amperat Nicholua, faced disgrace as rank was removed in the army and property seized amid a private life scandal involving a woman. The emperor’s stance sent shock across court and military circles.
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Amperat
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Rockefeller’s Money Forfeited By Will On Extension Fund
The will of Thomas W. Disk Jum of New Came, Pay whisky war Aled today transfers a bequest of 75 million dollars from the Rockefeller educational foundation to a university extension project. Benepix any axalate tow from Julia BD remains unclear.
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Tler Educational Foundation
Thomas W. Disk
New Came
Invited Brother-In-Law Over Family Trouble Fatality
G HL Varwon, who was hot last night, died by morning amid family trouble involving his brother. The incident occurred after tensions at home, with authorities probing the events leading to the fatal outcome. Montex Harris was implicated in the sequence of actions during the night.
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G. HL. Varwon
To-Lay
Montex Harris
Expressing Boulevard Plans and Court Proceedings
The document outlines commissioners court debates on boulevard widening and road standards. Proposals include paving, planting rows of trees, traffic flow rules, and concrete dates for a February meeting. County officials plan to survey routes and prepare annual reports while inviting public input.
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Back Ace Elite Wet We Ery Ot Sou I Chal
The readable fragments describe a sports context with teams and events, mentioning efforts and competition. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a brief sports item or scoreboard note from a local bulletin.
Testimony on Standard Oil Letters and Campaign Fund Inquiries
Fragmentary testimony discusses letters connected to Standard Oil and a 1908 affidavit. Names include Charles Reap and Mr Hoonty from a New York Journal context, referencing war campaign funds and a paper ad placement in the Standard Oil Company New York office amid an incursion with FO Barstow.
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Chasemain
Mr Hoonty
New York
Jounal Tor & Considers
Wennte Campaign Fundy Ie Vomiuning
BeorKs Atump
Chatlew
Standard Oil Company
Barstow
Localtaarkane suicide report unclear and garbled
A damaged OCR from Tetarkana reports a suicide incident with several garbled names and phrases. The text is unreadable and fails to provide a clear date, location, or identifiable individuals beyond scattered fragments.
Reeves and Allen Represent Virginia Bank Closure
The article notes a reprieve discussion for a Virginia executor and mentions J J Kranek selling a half interest in City Bharti Parton to J C Tucker, who assumes duties in the bank. It praises Bryan residents for support and thanks friends for patronage, asking continued business.
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J. C. Tucker
J.J. Kranek
Bharti Parton
Ket Shire Bank and ‘Trust Company
Etter Tve Yeaterday
Darborn
Bryan
Tucker Doatren
Wis
Friemie
Nubie
Duninens
Seniors Attend State Horticultural Meeting in Houston
A group led by C H Blackmon from the department of horticulture travels to Houston for the mid winter meeting of the State Society of Horticulturists. Members include Meredith James T F Cowart J W Chewning L J Bower and several others who will present questions of interest to the horticulturists. The trip reinforces the college's service to the public through agriculture and education.
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C. H. Blackmon
Department of Horticulture
St. College
Houston
State
Society of Horticulturiats
Neniord
Meredith James of
Bevan
T. F Cowart
J. W. Chewning
L. J. Bower
G. Tall
D. O Vonner
D Stevens
Tate Society
Dean & J. Kyle
Anan Wood
Department of Agriculture
Avenged Read Washington Report On Mexican Debilitay Near Urano
In a Washington dispatch dated January 16 the state department announced partial progress in a Mexican debilitation near Urano. Officials reported several forces advancing with restricted casualties as efforts to stabilize the area proceed amid evolving regional tensions.
Former Texas congressman dies today in Texas
A truncated obituary notes the death of a former Texas congressman from Wy dleterot, Le Roy Anthony, who served in Congress and passed away today in Dutiay. The report mentions Roger Q. Little and Mills in relation to the memorial, with sparse details remaining readable.
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Dutiay
Ion
le Roy
Anthony
Roger Q. Little
Mills
Wilson May Take Hand In Postoffice
In Waco Texas January 1st officials consider appointing a new postmaster general. The article notes U Armistead as a potential appointee and discusses duties, fees, and the process to document the office move.
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Wilson
Money Trust Debate Sparks Outcry in Washington Hearing
Ampuinted Prom Washington reports Jan 16 that George ae Reynalde, a Chicago banker, told the money trust committee the present ration of money and credit was a menace to the country and dangerous, provoking anger.
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Jan
George Ae Reynalde
Chicago
Money Trust Committee
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