Local notables and visitors fill city scene today
A jumble of names and places shows residents and visitors such as Mrs. Charlo Finley, Judge Perry, Jane Mikula, Mrs. Pat Batterson, J. Grogliak, Jett Stoole, and Mrs. J. A. D. Robinson in the city for shopping, visits, and errands from Robertson County to Waller and Bryan, with mentions of businesses, fairs, and a hardware sale in the area.
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KH. Cole
Rn Cotton
Crows
Ity
Bualneay Union Smortiival
Promcake Menonsiing
Tully Mosler
Hrason Bottom
A.W
John Tyan
Charlo Finley
Ely
Harriaan
Keith
Bryan
Mise
Mary Kapsey
Lone ‘View
J. A. D. Robinson
Mine Bonnie
Wixon
Judge Perry
Robertson
Franklin
Jane
A. Mikula
Waller
H.W. Stoeblinay
Naverota
Pat Batterson
Munke
Miller
J. Grogliak
Dutta
Jett Stoole
Atilican
Ryan
Young Fen
Ube Mora
Sterling Bald
Cotton Market Summary and Odd Quotations
Fragmented OCR text outlines cotton market figures and warehouse references including Lawrence and Union warehouses, midling prices, and futures quotations across dates and markets. Mentions Methodist prayer meeting at the end with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason’s
Haa Lawrence
Sereeyes Bats Union
New York
Wain Street Light Poles Removal Prep for Paving
Wain Street braces for a paving program and a brighter future with a new light system. The plan includes replacing poles, burying cables, and installing an underground circuit to isolate faults. Seven fire lines will be added, with outlet boxes to allow future block additions. Brown outlines a 000 volt underground feed and a starwhite building connection route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavina
Cirevite
Main Street
Parker Lumber Co
Garden of Thanks to Kind Neighbors and Friends
Elliott family expresses heartfelt gratitude to 10 neighbors and friends for their kind and tender support during their recent bereavement. May Heaven bless each and every one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pach
Sirs
Elliott
Sunbonnet Sue Play Promises Big Colonial Theatre Showing
Amusements note the Colonial theatre will host Sunbonnet Sue on Monday October 27 presented by Park May Company. The production titled A Thief in the Night blends New England farm scenes with urban drama set in New York, featuring a strong company of capable artists and notable stage effects.
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Colonie
the Park
New York
Chicago
Fq Colonial Theatre
Park May Company
Meyer
Rteater
Ike
Whitney Collins
New England
Colonial Theatre
A. and M. Team Prep for Polytechnic Friday
Strenuous prep marks A and M as they ready to meet Polytechnic College of Fort Worth next Friday at Kyle Field. Coach Moran aims for a stronger performance after defeating Taft Austin College, with the Aggies hopeful despite Poly’s strong season showing.
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Mia
Polytechnic College of
Morana
Poly
Leg Break In Football Game At Temple College
Freshman Ea Brewster of Temple College sustained a broken leg in a company football game yesterday afternoon. The match between Company C and Company G-H was hard fought with no score. Brewster is in the hospital in good spirits, the break just above the ankle.
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Ea Browster
Temple
C.F
Brewster
Bonita
Wie
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