Local notices from Huston and surrounding towns
Fragmented reads show scattered names and places including Waco, Houston, and Th R. Mentions of events, delays, and community notes such as visits, travels, and a city depository appointment. The text references various people, dates, and venues in a rough, OCR damaged format.
Miss Jean Mitchell Dead at Home in City
Obituary notes the death of Miss Jean Mitchell Lewin Stutebell who passed away yesterday morning at her residence in the northern city section. Born July 26, 1880 in Franklin County Kentucky, she attended the Episcopal College for Young Women in Richmond and was noted for charitable works and a long civic life. Funeral services and burial arrangements followed in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean Lewin
Stutebell
NoRering
Roy Aldvel
Keyan
Mae
Shmy
Rany
Alexian
Hoberman
Allan Roleribe
Jaeuvee
Aryan
Mary Aller Mali
Parella Ke Alexander
Houston
Metunia
Mewinney
Robert Armetrong
Jow Jatanet
Ptagde Welt
Bownes
Farmers Short Course Opens At College Exhibit
A garbled but readable account describes a farmers short course opening at the A And M College campus. The event showcases labor saving farm machinery including tractor engines plows and other implements. Demonstrations by faculty and exhibitors highlight machine operation and construction, aiming to attract a large attendance with low admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonta
Mane
Mt. College
Ted Bare
Chery
Katy
Wille
Hotel Arrivals and Names of Guests Across Cities
A mixed list of hotel arrivals includes Usher Heh Gramm fake Charles MAL Yyunim Honaton and many others across New Vek San Anton Malor New Orleans and San Adam. The note mentions relocation to fai uy and all hide MES and invites all veluruns or ity member uterrat to attend on Friday after noon.
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WyAs
Raehardeon
Usher Heh Gramm
Charles Mal Yyunim
Honaton
Renwomson
New Vek
Iren
Dulles
10 Marler
San Anton Malor
New Orleans
Hayne Chictsa
HK Curtin
Camron Non Mlorte Dada F & Wilcordr Dalian Sia Mono
Neen
Abenado
San Adam
Bane Hodson WE Samnyaeniy Eye OY Grant
Aleraor Corte
Plaga Amlayer Acattone Muy
Fai Uy
Texas Industrial Notes Merit Th Guaranty Authority Granted
Port Arthur and Wilkesboro projects loom as key items. A guaranty authority of 650,000 was granted to a bank in Dallas by the state banking board, enabling a New York firm to move forward with port and harbor plans. Port Worth reports a major city hall expansion and a new two story structure with modern facilities, while Port Arthur notes completion of a new ity hall and other improvements. Weiland and San Antonio announce preparations for large booths and exhibits, with projections of 11,000 attendees and substantial distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Banking Board
Avelin
Port Arthur
Thin Glacw
City Commission
Fragmentary history note on rulers and events through 1912
An incoherent OCR fragment lists various historic figures and regimes, mentioning Napoleon, the throne of France, the Inquisition in Spain, and other dated references. It appears as a garbled summary of historical events with scattered names and dates and no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Tyee
Napoleon
France
Pordintad
Spain
Thomas Mentille
Dany of
Hull
Kort
Real Estate Transfers Clarified in Fragmentary Notice
A partial real estate notice references Wrattip Chickersma and Pulte Wom im with names like Mook and Clara Sut amid garbled text. The fragment hints at marriage and apologies but lacks clear actions, dates, or parcel details making full transfer facts unreadable.
Union Evening Service Inspires Despite Power Outage
An evening service at Pirar tapping church drew a large audience despite no electric lights in Yara part of the city and the church lights on, with a sermon from Hob. 2:2 about escaping a great salvation. Mrs J. R. Fanley read the scripture and prayers were offered as the hymn and prayers reached a hopeful, uplifting tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirar
Firs
J. R. Fanley
Citation By Publication In Brazos County Court
The court orders Albert Moore to be served by weekly publication for four weeks in a Brazos County newspaper. The petition by Peer Moore seeks a divorce on grounds of abandonment since July 4, 1903. Proceeding set for the September term at Bryan Court House, with J. W. Barron as Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Wommate
Brazon
Albert Moore
Aovie
Brazos
Houke Thersof
Bryan
Peer Moore
Ald
J. W. Barren
Wld
Bryn
JW. Barron
Distriet Court
tSrazoe County
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