Waters Pierce faces transfer to new oil company
In a fragmentary report, Henry Clay Pierce and executives discuss transferring holdings of the Waters Pierce Oil Company to a new firm. The process involves court actions, abatement terms, and discussions with Texan entities as the old operations near St. Louis are to be taken over by the new concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarely
Perea
Vie Waterps Pieres OM Company
Eayy
Auetta
Tova
Abe Snewrgnston
St Lewin
Fordyce
Hue Fen Careying
Oman
Una
Wet Sang
Solane
Fordyen
Ploree
First State Bank and Trust Company
Victor Safe Lock and Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Victor Safe and Lock Company
Sander
Forest products and factory testing dominate late item
The article discusses wood supply from national forests and potential substitutes in manufacturing. It mentions testing of products like pencils and waxy substitutes, with references to red cedar, western hemlock, and other species. It notes future reliance on forest resources to supplement diminishing eastern wood stocks and warns of regular organizational notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penel
National
Mocky Mountain
Jerem
Forest Aereien
National Forest
Yale
Fragmented Texan Notices and Obscure Patent Remedies
Fragmented OCR reveals a court or public notice about cotton wrappings and supply bids for Texas institutions, plus a biographical sketch of a local figure and an advertisement for a home remedy book claiming cures for skin diseases. The text is garbled with names, places, and dates obscured.
Deaths and Remembrance of Uncle Jack from Brasey County
A.J. Battle recounts the life of a Macon born Civil War veteran who died in Weltborn Texas on February 28, 1910. He married Martha Birdwell in Rusk County, served in Hood's Brigade, and remained a devout Christian and loving family man. He guided his son to Bible readings and shared verses as he neared his final rest, known fondly as Uncle Jack by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Sketeh
Macon
Weltborn
Texas
Matty
Rusk County
Marrie
Martha Birdwell
Hood
M. E. Church
Wax
Paseaya
Nce
Nimvolthiv Won
Jack
Dent
Brasey County
Tena Now an Island Knocks Louisiana in Sabine River Fight
Attorney General Lightfoot announced Texas has won a contention to an island in the Sabine River near Beaumont. The 12 000 acre land inclusion was claimed by Louisiana as government land but Texas claim was approved. The land office plans sale of about 6 000 acres to Tiranth Masterson of Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Lightfoot Yeaterday
General Land Ie Jn
Washington, D. C
Sabine River
Beaumont
Voulainoa
Med & Arlet
Washington
General Land Office
Tirandh Masterson
Galveston
Roze MA A Germ Disease Cure Declared
A report indicates ROZENA has been acknowledged in some circles as a possible cure for a germ disease. The statement references model protection and agreement among parties, but details remain unclear and continue to be disputed.
No, We Will Strive to Give More for the Price
The speaker argues to maximize value by pursuing better goods at favorable prices so they can offer lower prices than ever before, emphasizing continuous self-competition and the aim to benefit buyers. The tone reflects a persistent push to secure quality while driving down costs.
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Bryan’ S Department Store
Ed Baapteries
Rapbervice Arte Pears Moorpark
Apri
Howell & Newton
Batavia, “the
Henry Clay Pierce
City National Bank
Manufactur
Reevar
Alaska
Manufac
Tuure
A Mae Jon
First State Bank and Trust CO
Bryan
Tolger Golden Gate
Bell Bros
Ode
Hattie
Steven
Uattle
Geo C. Rayder
Ehh
Chae Th
Tie Place
Mire
Inhell
Wiotere
Welltorn
Flonan
Sdall Witey
Ziestone
Tema
A.J. Battle
Tena
Louisiana
Roze
Rozena
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