Aggies Set for Poly Clash on Friday at College Station
Moran drills the Aggies for Friday's big game with Polytechnic University at College Station. Poly returns star halfback Tandy boosting backfield strength after recent wins. Poly scored two Trinity touchdowns with two precise passes. New recruits Cover and Pepper show promise while Hohns Beasley near full health for the hand game. The Farmers also schedule trips to Dallas and Manhattan Kansas before November 18 at home against Hawker Indians.
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Moran
Poly
Methodists
Farmer Poly
Gotte
Trinity University
Moleskin Warriors
Polytechnic University
College Station
Trinity
Waxahachie Vollesians
Poly Warriors
College
Dallas
Tandy
Shook
Legand
Cover
Pepper
Hohns
Beasley
This Day in History Highlights 1909 Events
Notable events include the capture of Semimote chief near St Augustine Florida and the explosion on the steamer Lucy Walker near New Albany with multiple fatalities. General Windischgratz summoned Vienna to surrender. John Lovesee, a pioneer settler, dies in Rockford. President Roosevelt speaks in Mobile Alabama. Greece pledges private contributions for the war effort.
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Ukit—Osceotn
St Augustine
Pin
Tucy Walker
New Albany
Windischgrats
Viena
John Lovesee
Winenbago County
Milaols
Rockford
Roosevelt
Mobile
Alabama
Greece
Birthday honors for McAdoo and Hopinson Smith
Hon. William McAdoo of New York is sixty today, noted as reporter and lawyer and Nay and Po Hoe commissioner. F Hopinson Smith, artist and author aged seventy five, built the government iron works wall around Governor's Island and foundation for the Bartholdi Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAdoo
New York
F. Hopinson Smith
Governor's Island
A Thief in the Night at Colonial Theatre
Whitney Collin presents A Thief in the Night a popular new drama touring nationwide. The Colonial theatre hosts the Monday October 27 engagement drawing strong praise from newspapers for its hit status and top production quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Collion
Colonial Theatre
Plains Homestead Letter From Dimmnity Texas 1913
A rural letter from Dimmnity Texas describes a wet fall hurting grain and forage, high feed prices ahead, and numerous silos built in Castro County. The writer notes sheep feeding for the Kansas City market, a neighbor's accident with an ensilage cutter, a family connection to Etta Dixon, and overall busy farm life with cattle, calves selling high, and a planned long tenure in the community.
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Texas
Castro
K. C
Frank Barber
Mr. Barber
Etta Dixon
Brages
G. R. Dixon
Millican
Lamb County
Tanner
Tuted Therefords
Rube
Grand Old Plains
Brazos County
R. A
Holland and Family
Myself
Dixon
Christy Mathewson Plays At Lyric Theatre Here Tonight
The Lyric theatre presents a new production directed by The Gore and the Pennant team with Christy Mathewson involved. The New York note mentions wholesale pricing and collaboration with Ridal Johnson Young and D. M. Brown.
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The
Lyric Theatre
New York
Cdr
Christy Mathewson
Satterwhite
Ridal
Johnson Young
D. M. Brown
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Lek
Kyle Field
Will Dixon
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Cau
A. M. Waldrop & Company
Bt Mart Sehadtoer & Ma
Hristy Mathewson
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