Victorian era student travel and game plans at college and rural school notes
A fragmented article describes a group of students from Le siege and nearby schools arranging trips by train between Houston and College, for a significant game watched by many across the state. It mentions train timing, fare, and spectator attendance, with notes on a rural school event and a repaired school building adding to school pride.
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Raven
Ibe
Howson Yn College
Vollige
Bowth
le Siege
Moma
Houston
Techn
Texarkana
Jnl
Collen
T. W. Parker
Auyper
Stiliiean
Parker Mays
Cotton Market and Local Notices From Early Era
The page lists Bryan Cotton Market updates with prices and warehouse receipts, noting cotton receipts at multiple warehouses and overall movement. It also includes a Baptist prayer meeting, names of attendees, and a long list of individuals and locales, reflecting a community notice page with religious, social, and agricultural items.
Quiet Pestoed at Coweta Armociated Prom
A scrambled report from Coweta Oklahoma details a late night event with troops marching and withdrawal actions. The piece notes officers and residents in a tense scene with unclear specifics and dates.
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Coweta
Oki
Hotel Arrivals List from Stations and Cities
A fragmentary hotel arrivals list shows guests from multiple cities including Houston New York Chicago and Boston. Names such as Bryan Wit Hamilton Barker Calin and Law Hall Jr appear with partial affiliations and scattered initials.
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Howl Bryan
W. A. Tigi
H. Wit
Houston
Heusler
Cowart
Tole Gilburt Limtrett
M. Coweradate
New York
P.M. Geourd
W. Mulder
Coratenna
Mel Fort Worth
Thommon, Jr
Chienko
Coltford
Rockdale
Partition ministry trait and council meeting report
A fragmentary report describes frost delays and a devotional gathering at a missionary conference. It notes participation by youths leaving their church Cordner veneration and mentions delegates from Newark to Port of Puerto Rico. The Episcopal Church council opened in May with sessions planned through the coming season.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
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Fort Worth
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Ma. Kugamus Tex. Ry
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Transtion
Balinswort
Denver
Viennoian
Trinity & Bruess Potley
Yesart
A.A. Glisson
F. AL
Ianops
Newark
Noh
Episcopal Church
Ephernuoe Aber
New York
En Jer Eey
Porto Mico
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