Local Notices and D Town Chatter Amid Turbid Ledger
Town residents are listed with brief notes on visits, travels, and daily matters. Names include Mark Woodall of Cottonwood, Le Poster of Steep Hollow, W. W. McNeeley returning to Stan, and G. A. Footer. Mentions of water and light bills, travel to San Antonio, and local farm produce sales. A potpourri of agency errands, community events, and household scraps fills a single day’s column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monry Kounis
Zack Wax
Mark Wudnall
Cottonwood
Bteep Hollow
Mareison
Kieth
W. W. McNeeley Haw
Regilar Lodge Meeting Invites Initiation Work
Rexalted Ruler LAMA NEATHER calls a regular lodge meeting. Members are requested to attend for initiation work and related rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neather
Opposed View on Senate Joint Resolution 18 and Bond Amendment
A newspaper letter endorses defeating Senate Joint Resolution 18 arguing it centralizes power in the legislature and risks debt without direct representation. The writer cites educational funding worries and fears about shifting authority from the people to state lawmakers, urging defeat of the bond amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Herald
Airette
Nate
Friends of Education
Texas
Mart
A. and M. College
Alexander Houitton
George Th
Analand
Democratic Party
University
J and
M. College
Weather summary for Gulf Coast region and Texas
A fragment describes yesterday's mild temperatures and a low of 75 with barometer readings drifting eastward. Showers touch the upper valleys and cotton belt with thunderstorms for the northwest, while Florida reports fair conditions and Texas remains clear. The Eagle weather column will pause for two weeks during an annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt
Florida
Klee
Texas
T. A
Gulveaion
Semsana
WP. Stewart
Gross Wealth of Texas Increase Report
The document records a rise in Texas wealth tied to production sectors. It lists values for petroleum, mineral production, and related industries, noting totals around 611 million for a specific period and overall increases in gross wealth and related outputs.
Construction in Texas During June
Texas construction activity shows robust highway and rail progress. Total building value reached 2 890 160 with limited highway bond issuance of 125 000, while agitation for improved roads continues. Rail and interurban lines were completed, adding over thirty miles to Texas routes. 318 miles steam and 26 miles trolley lines are reported under construction. Survey notes list land strips and road project considerations with several payments summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toman
Sionts
Yaltrond
Weterarhan
Teksa
Tejas
Prevent
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Ewston
Texas Central
Hustler Ba Eves
Vormational
Great Northern
Coe
Coral News
Mied
Walter Armatrong
Tabor
Husbans Martenshin
Tiensarling Moro. Co
Pranets
Tabor Beth Lotay
Gvorgit
Brther
Mire
Kate Wheat
St Re
He Howe
Thompson
Gian
G. A. Footer
Madisonville
Arthur Johnson
Dixie Tomb
Pope
Jean
Tlm
Wiewwring
Mhone
Methodiet Prayer Meeting
Cognier
Amom
Iverenett
Syal
Econl
Campbell House
MYER
R.T. Burns
Lesve
Heaiter- Millsboro
Taave
Uhl Renaete
Texan
Roet. T. Bole
Monitor Laginiatiere
Mil Co
Irene Texas
Fuse 3
Buebsor Itapateh
John Daly Jr
Haswell’s Book Store
Glenview Stock Farm
LM. Gandy
Mgr
Hale
Ottoine
Fou
MR. Tenant
Mea
Rene
Brazos County Development Co
Fountain Bros
Vincent Luna
Brazos County
Clampit
Toad. Com
Duscan
Ira B. Dunnam
T. M. Clark
Eugene Edge
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