Local residents cited in busy city note gathering
A string of names visits and arrivals are noted today in the city scene. Doral News, Yardley, Armstrong, Davidson, Murray, Williams, Mrs Frank Oll, Rettle Muv ey, and others are seen in town or en route from nearby places. Local shoppers, merchants, and students are mentioned, with plans for arrivals and attendance at institutions such as the Sam Houston Norma and All Academy. The column captures everyday movements and social mentions amid warm weather and summer routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowell Flatiim
Kurion
D. Yardley
Harvey Falter Armstrong
Taborchard Davidson
Kellance
Mirror Springs
Jon Thive
Ron Cole
Mardwurs
Pele
Stony Hollow
Ma Raper
Titan
Chappell
Auto
Will Vial
Sadie
Sam Houston
Norma
Han Daou
Echool
W. D. Crockett
Neriye
Utowobile
Chappell Hit
John
Crockett
All Academy
Mkey
Cole Hardware Co
Yor Bhaver
Bhaver
Ste Mildred Keinalpin
Hal
Eon Shaver
Lucian Crockett
Automobile
Chappell Mill
Weather Forecast Warm, Showers Likely Across Regions
Forecaster John Daly Jr notes unsettled conditions with showers and warmer spells. Rainfall totals indicate pockets of heavy precipitation, especially in valleys, while northwest areas stay drier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daly Jr
Nort
Mdualaalypl Valley
City Officials Inspect Houston Paving Plans
City council members led by Mayor and Aldermen examined paving projects in Houston. They discussed road work, safety, and contractor responsibilities while reviewing schedules and funding options for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Snetneeey Fareon
Adam
Vick, Levy
Daly
Mousion Wat
Hotel Arrivals and Spring News From Mote Area
The column lists hotel arrivals including Mote and Ryan along with multiple names and locations such as Lyon to Houston and New York City. It also includes a lengthy weather and farming update titled MINTER SPRINGS ITEMS describing crop conditions, moisture, and farming activities with a local social note about a funeral, a fire alarm incident, and a community event at Mand Me John McCulivaxh. The report ends with a May date and local correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mote
Ryan
G. Swope
Mouton
Garngey
Honwtin
Kova
High
Lyon
Houton
W. Matoon
Dallna
H. Kirk
Houston
Chavion Piper
Dalles
W.T Clayton
Dina
John Wrehe
Watered W. Pepper
Carlow Roventhal
Waco
Chatlow & Porrent
St. Louk
McCabe
Monaton
Mia
Meow
Blonley
Tyler
Marshall
Denver
K. Lyon
Lou Will
Rockdale
Carter
Ware
W. Linton
Dall
Mo Bradshaw
Columbus
Charles Mirachbane
Vallas
RC. Hays
Mayor
Dall Y
B. Thoreon
Wellam
New York
Eneuvewelne
Rewcue
Provo
Harron
Wien
Mand Me
John McCulivaxh
M Hloteen
Smits
Houston Market Review Indicates Texas Crops Lift Market
Houston reports rains boosting Texas corn and wheat yields with forecasts of a strong harvest. Cantaloupes from the Rio Grande Valley sell $4.00 per crate in Houston and $1.00 per cantaloupe in Chicago, while imports from Jacksonville arrive. Market notes poachers, cantaloupes, and alfalfa are abundant as the crop moves, with Mexico's upheaval impacting trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Tedus
Alag
Ammure
Bret Erates
Jacksonville
Rio Grande Valley
Chicago
Howeson
Mexico
Buxnes Hietiera
Auto purchase cited in Cottonwood county recap
Ralph Russell of Cottonwood buys a Ford car as part of a growing number of autos in the county. The northwest section reports several machines owned. Water coolers highlighted for efficiency and price. Cole Hardware Co promotes safety and affordable cooling options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rudasll
Cottonwood
Ford
Statere
Coum
Aletyiex
Sea Cole Hardware Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. J. Jenkins
Houston & Texas Central
Hustler
Hhuntier
Pes
Great Northern
Serene
Inonicater
Arial Manish
Joanne Fartain
Campbell House
Doral News
Min
Madinashin
Trannne
Tryon Mort Mary Forks
Mie
Mowe Jlton
Mra
Mark Kivioll
Mrs
Jobm He
Harrie Kehoathouse
Telay
Hagdet
Alstin
Jp Auto Five
Brandon
Lawrence
Steve
Salterwhite
Joe Crocinski
Reem
Blau
Hensarling Mercantile Co
Alfew Aeint
Swift
Hensarling
Houston Market Review
W. H. O’brien
W. Ir. Walace
W. T. James
HMALF
Mons
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