Real estate listings from Brazos County officer listings
J. W. Batts offers 105 acres one mile from the courthouse with cultivation, pasture, six wire fencing at 1500 dollars. Also a 1.25 acre meat shop house area with dwelling and well. price 1200. A rental room house and two lots four blocks from a brick cistern priced 1200. A half block near Allen academy at 5000 and several other parcels with prices ranging from 100 to 650 dollars, including a 4 room house with yard and outbuildings four blocks from the courthouse renting 9 dollars monthly.
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Small
Cottece
Allen Aca
Allen Academy
Ots
Groom House
Roosevelt Visit Leads Sioux Falls Day of Rest
Roosevelt arrived in Sioux Falls by special train with a delegation. Mayor Burn and Senator Stites greeted him at the station. He toured the Cataract area with a militia escort and spent the day resting, with a horseback ride in the Black Hills region under forestry officials supervision.
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Sioux Falls
S. P
Dent Roosevelt
Wa Falls
Kittredge
Escor House
Kock
Black Hills Forest
Storage House Burns In East Birmingham
A large storage building owned by the Birmingham Fertilizer Co. in East Birmingham burned Sunday at about 5 am destroying the 700 by 80 foot wooden structure and its contents and ten adjacent freight cars. The loss was estimated at 225000 with no insurance information available.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Fertilizer Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Break at Magnolix plantation floods New Orleans area
A break at the Magnolix plantation near Warrouths below the city flooded the riverbank. A 200 foot crib was built to slow water and drain the area, with Governor Yarmouth and others directing rapid reinforcement. More labor shortages and restless workers affected progress near Hymelia.
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Warmorthy
New Orleans
Overnor H. C. Warrouth
Magnolix
Governor Yarmouth
Congress
Wilkinson
Larvourche
Hymelia
Roosevelt Family Cruise Ends. Alice Returns from Porto Rico
Mrs Roose velt and her children finish a Potomac and Chesapeake cruise aboard the Mayflower returning to Washington. The family report good health and benefit from the week away. Miss Alice Roosevelt also returns to Washington from Porto Rico after visiting Gov Hunt's family.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Gov. Hunt
Porto Rico
Wabash Railway Raises Wages for Employees
The Wabash railway and its employees reached an agreement to raise western division wages by 12 percent for passenger conductors, brakemen and baggagemen and 15 percent for brakemen and conductors on through local mixed and work trains. The scale will extend to the mica and eastern divisions when similar increases occur. No employee will face discrimination due to health or other grounds.
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Wabash Erailway
St. Louis
Wabash Railway
Laying Track Opens on Arkansas Valley and Western Railway
April 6 report from Red Fork states track laying on the Arkansas Valley and Western has begun with the steel train at work. Bridge work progresses on several miles of line using eighty pound steel. A new aid Oklahoma and Denver branch will likely reach Muskogee to connect with the Muskogee Southern for Fort Smith.
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Arkansas Valley and Western Railroad
Red Fork
Aid
Okla
Denver
Muskogee
Muskogee Southern
Fort Smith
Ark
New Orleans
Quiet Monterey Fears Endure After Riot
Monterey Mexico reports no new disorder since Thursday riot. Governor says police fired in the air then in defense of their lives with no additional deaths. Several arrests include prominent lawyers amid ongoing investigation.
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Monterey
Mex
Reyes
Mexican bull rings to host prize fighting exhibitions
Ramon Lopez, manager of Mexican bull rings, says he won permission to stage prize fights in Mexico. He will send an American sporting man to the United States this week to seek contracts with boxing celebrities to bring fights to this country. City of Mexico, A
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Ramon Lopez
Mexico
United States
City of
Plague believed stamped out in Mazatlan and nearby towns
Thought Stamped Out, Mazatlan, Mex., April 6 reports no plague deaths in three days and only one serious case in hospital. One death occurred at Siqueiros. All neighboring towns show clean sanitary records.
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Mazatlan
Mex
Siqueiros
Rest of Gang Captured in Oklahoma Raids
Sheriff Morrison of Kiowa County and deputies from Caddo Garfield and Washita surrounded a Cordele ranch and within minutes captured six of the Bert Casey gang believed to have robbed the Leger bank of 80 000 last Friday. The bandits were surprised and taken without trouble.
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Guthrie
Okla
Morrison
Kiowa County
Thompson
Caddo
Porter
Garfield
Bottom
Washita
Cordele
Bert Casey
Leger
Woman Shooter Dies in Hotel Washington Jersey City
New York reports Mrs. Louis Ames VanWeyk, 37, shot and killed herself at the Hotel Washington in Jersey City after arriving from Pennsylvania Railroad. She was described as blond and attractive. The death occurred on Friday with investigations pending.
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New York
Louis Ames VanWeyk
Washington
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Opposition grows to Panama canal treaty in Colombia
Kingston reports from the Royal Mail steamer Atra to from Colou and Cartagena that strong opposition is developing to the Panama canal treaty in nearly every department of Colombia except Panama.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Royal Mail Company
Atrato
Colou
Cartagena
Colombia
Panama
Woman Found Along Roadway Near Powell Dies Soon After
Strange Death Kerens Texas April 6 Mrs Magele White of Powell was found dying on the roadside about three quarters of a mile from her home. Help arrived quickly but she died shortly after. The cause of death is not yet known.
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Kerens
Tex
Magele White
Powell
Governor Signs Fifteen Acts Amid Turbulent Session
The governor announced approval of fifteen measures on April 6 after a session full of enroll ment errors and vetoes. Notable provisions include redefining justices fees, land recompilation, railroad night switch lights, and increased pay for superintendents at the insane asylum while reorganizing the pardon advisory board.
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Austing
Board of Pardon Advisers
Labor unions petition governor to repeal anti trust law penalties
In Houston on April 6 several labor union members paraded with petitions urging the governor to act to repeal parts of an anti trust law. The law imposes penalties on labor members in strikes, with fines and outlined provisions as described in the law referred to.
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Houston
Mexican government assigns naturalist Duges to study coast mosquitoes
Alfred City of Mexico announces that Duges, the learned naturalist residing at Guanajuato, has been charged by the Mexican government with studying the coast mosquitoes. The aim is to identify species involved in disease transmission, especially yellow fever.
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Alfred City of
Mexico
Duges
Cuanajuato
Little Texas Wonder Lectures on Temperance at Bells
Six year old Miss Emmia Johnson known as The Little Texas Wonder lectured on Temperance at the Baptist church in Bells Texas on April 6. The young speaker drew a large audience and impressed observers with her commanding presence and clear delivery.
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Bells
Tex
Emmia Johnson
Little Texas Wonder
The
Baptist Church
Big Springs Blaze Damages Rail Shop and Coal Stock
A fire at the Texas and Pacific railroad shops in Big Springs Texas destroyed the coal chute two or three cars and a large quantity of coal with damage to other railroad property.
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Big Springs
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Haiti forms new cabinet and Texan incidents reported
News in brief lists a new cabinet for Haiti, a Texan military camp project in Faris, a new water plant for Terrell, a fatality in Atlanta Texas from a tree, cattle losses in Donley County, annexation of Oak Cliff by Dallas, and other Texas incidents including deaths, arrests, and local events across the region.
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Haiti
Faris
Tex
Terrell
Jack Lord
Atlanta
Donley County
Texas
Lanham
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Nick D. Barry
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Chicago
Childre
Kaufman County
Anderson Taylor
Hubbard City
Louis Grinnan
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Texarkana
Belaie
Bell County
Cedar Park
Austin
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tve
Henry Berclay
Fourter
E. Gatlin
Cabell Beverly
Henderson
Kack
Black Hawk
Posha
Stroud
Olsla
Lobeza
Mexico
Tindsay National Bank of
Lincany
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