Local and Other Happenings In City Today
Numerous residents and visitors are listed in a busy day of social notes with names like Harvey, Purnell, Miss Mojo Keiley, and Tyler Hagel visiting from Cottonwood. Attendees traveled from Mead, Calvert, and Hempstead for events, funerals, and gatherings including football games noted as “last at Colton,” with a 4 p.m. start and a plan for a good contest.
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Allen
Austin
Jorico
Alyn Purnell
Mojo Keiley
Tay
W. A. Ditt
Milteat
Tyiny Om Bunhnea
A. W. Royder
Wollform
Mra A
Wima Ronifie
Corbin Chrinti
Federation
Womaite Cha
Mian
Madeline Hanway
Worth
wUtand the Tall
Pat Stane
Kyle Fold
Chin Weavon
Naylon A
Colton
Cor
Snjoy
Yardley Fire Destroys Harvey Home An Overnight Tragedy
A house owned by W D Yardley of Hroy burned yesterday afternoon while the family was away. Fire destroyed furniture and the blaze was possibly sparked by sparks from a nearby source. The loss is reported at 41250 with 60 on the furniture. Local authorities investigated the scene after the fire was contained.
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W .D. Yardley
Hroy
Sore
Thole Danahrer
Andras
Thare
Furasio
Railroad Notes and City Developments in November World Warazine
The report covers railroad issues including retirement rumors of Haney, freight rate debates with Interst ate Commerce Commission actions from Shreveport to Texas points, and comparisons with Grand Rapids to Milwaukee. It notes a new air brake maintenance plant on the St Louis division and a Lebanon cedar grove memorial. It references cedar trees in Syria and California and cites a November World War Magazine source.
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Minoie Cwnreal
Th Kant Rt
Louie
St. Louia
Lebanon
Thame Kevernor
Solomon
Syria
California
The Traffle at the Colonial Theatre Amidst Controversy
A sanitized description of a dramatic production titled The Traffle and its sensational reception. The feature notes audience enthusiasm in Seattle and hopes of similar reception in San Francisco and Los Angeles, highlighting public interest, pricing, and the reputations of participating companies.
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Wwful
Vlan Jy
Sennen
Anton Lahmivnt
Seattle
Sam Francisen
Los Angeles
Seare
Prospecting for Water Begins in Buchanan Addition
The city starts test work to locate an underground water supply. A jet well will be drilled at the northeast corner of Buchanan addition on the city’s east side. If tests prove satisfactory, a pumping station will be built to supply water for the metropolis.
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Bag Farson
Adame
Buchanan
Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares Bryan Holiday
City proclamation designates a Thanksgiving Day on November 27, 1918 in Bryan under Mayor W. Harris. It calls residents to rest from labor and gather at homes and churches to give thanks for blessings and the nation’s recovery, urging unity and charity.
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Phureday
Haying
Huta
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