Village News Briefs and Local Notices
Local ty highlights include Victor Grhaun and Harvey Vitor sightings, along with Caldwell jewelry shop updates. Chatham family visits, miners, farmers urged to plant, and a Jeweler JM Caldwell offers medalled items. Street maintenance on Woweley Street and staffing notes appear amid community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Grhaun
Harvey
Ponventon
N. Hatham
Mexia
Aira
AL Chatham
Vick Hiroe
Artiele
Cala Iol
Franklin Tote Vlay
Braron County Quarterly Meeting at Millican reports
Millican hosts the Braron County Quarterly meeting with Rev J L Paype delivering the Inter Quastary sermon. Officers for the term were elected, committees appointed, and a Saturday program covered district church reports, noting progress and continued care for members. Delegates attendance and forthcoming plans are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braron
Mig
Millicam
J. L. Paype
Hop ‘Tosa
Haye
Thomas, Dovel
Atom Silie
Hotel Abriils Hotel Bryan Debris List of Names
A garbled OCR list shows numerous personal names and places including St Louis Chicago Waco New York Houston Dallas Galveston Baton Rouge and Houston among others. The fragment lacks coherent events dates or actions, offering only scattered references to individuals and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
T. Louis
Charles A. Folkner
Orange
Shand
Galveston
M. Levy
New Orleans
M. Moore
Towa
Ala
Sweeney
Houston
Ida Sweeney
Aten
Todd
Port Worth
Philan
Dallas
Hubland
Chicago
Hall
Cates
Marita
Oterth
Stany City
Fragmentary 8 Names Listed Across Unclear Local Record
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and places such as J. Creager Howston and L. Belsen Hearne along with towns Dallas San Antonio Port Worth and Jacksonville. The text shows scattered initials and numbers, but no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Creager
Howston
B Campbell
San Antonio
L. Belsen
Hearne
Johnson
Dallas
W. W. Cummings
Port Wort
W. Mother
Corshand
Duskworth
Caldwell
W. Wortilagion
Cauldwell
Allmaith
Crockatt
Jordan
Crockett
Ke. Coma
Palla
D. Allen
Tesareana
Weather and local notes from the Southwest region
Forecast shows clearing skies with temperatures from 19 to 20 degrees in the Panhandle Oklahoma Kansas and nearby areas. A secondary cold front moves into the So Grande Valley while a low pressure area shifts north causing unsettled weather in Montana and the Dakotas. Durango Colorado records 20 degrees. Road crews repair Washington street water pipes and plows. Pine on the ground nearly four inches deep with a thin ice layer. Graduation note and jewelry ads appear with local events and Dixie team schedule in Calvert and Hempstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sebasta Itte
So Grande Valley
Estos
Montana
Durango
Colo
Notice of postponed county court sessions and elections
Andrew's Sunday shoot postponed to Saturday May 04 due to Texas Prem Association delays. County officials announce the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County Texas will sit as a board of equalization on May 28, 1918. W. S. Higas, County Clerk, signs as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Andrew
Aryan and
Cole
Commlnstaners’ Court
Bream County
Texas
Equalize Hom
W. S. HiGas
Mraxos County
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Schloss Bros. & Co
Howard & Foster
Brandon
Lawrence
Alfred Decker & Cohn
E. J. Jenkins
Joueren
Texas Central Illective
Anboune
Muse
Ational & Great Northern Pmm
Attray
Goral News
W.F Cobly
Erne
Li M. Jovngon
Philip
Caldwell _powaley
Afr
Atu Mra
Watnon
Yosterday
Viet Mra
Watena
MKF
An Sir Ry Te Nudaslll
Was.or, Sybilvon Graigh
Campbell
HEE Baptist Quirterly Meeting
Ners
John Swanwick
Abriils
John Daly Jr
Washington
Howard
Hamilton
Waitham
Lin
J. M. Caldwa
Handy Newtan's
DIXIE
Calvert
Lnmenall
Toni Jefe
Kugete Driver
Dawson
Harrin
Henry Dobivon
Twrbert Preston
Conway
Housing
Bert Joba
Ragae Ochasan
Roberta
Freewell
Jom Hamiltion
Willard
Sievtion
Symiarly Graham
Tom Kew
Smod
Thas
Unth Hempstead
Dizi
Eam
Delver
Diston
Israllers
Watrhen
Mneb Bas
Caldwell Jewelry
David Reid
Joe Grocinski
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
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