Romance and News From A Texas Paper April 22 1899
A dated miscellany includes local notices from Bryan Texas and Dallas with commentary on livestock grain and irrigated farms nearby. It also features a reflection on romance in life, contrasting practical matters with poetic longing and memories of love.
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Dallas Times-Herald
North
Texas
Dallas
Thatcher
Missouri
Omaha
Boyer Island
Missouri Valley
St. Joseph
Hamburg
Burlington Road
Romance Endures Across Generations in a Spring Scene
A reflective note on enduring romance as the world matures. The old man insists that with spring and blossom, passion remains in the heart of each new generation, contrasting youth and aging perspectives in a timeless view.
Exchange Hotel Arrivals
Jno N Henderson of Austin and Mr and Mrs R O Allen of Madisonville greet visitors at the Exchange Hotel. Wm Coulter and wife with son from Tenarkana. R W Coulter with wife and daughter from Pittsburg Pa. F H Ray of Houston. W H Campbell of St Joseph. E C Gerrande of Houston. Reynal of Chicago. I B Candler of Dallas. J B Cruse and W E Neeley of Iola. W A Pierce of Galveston. W J Moore and A L Ewing of Myers.
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Jno
N. Henderson
Austin
R. O. Allen
Madisonville
R. W. Coulter
Pittsburg
Wm. Coulter
Tenarkana
F. H. Ray
Houston
W. H. Campbell
St. Joseph
E. C. Gerrande
Reynal
Chicago
I. B. Candler
Dallas
J. B. Cruse
W. E. Neeley
Iola
W. A. Pierce
Galveston
W. J. Moore
A. L. Ewing
Myers
Legal Blanks Price List From The Eagle
The Eagle advertises a range of legal blanks for sale including affidavits, deeds, mortgages, bonds, notes, and leases with prices per item. It notes availability of larger quantities via the Eagle office and lists items such as Affidavit to Account Bond for Tru ct Mortgage Deed of Trust Deed Warranty Quit Claim Power of Attorney Land Note with Vendor’s Lien and Real Estate Leases.
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Eagle
Eagle Office
forOe
Memphis racing judge Clark commits suicide in hotel room
Colonel M. Lewis Clark of Louisville, famed Memphis racing judge, died by his own hand in Gaston’s hotel after earlier declining to leave the hotel. He was treated for melancholia by Dr. Kennedy Jones, appeared in good spirits before a shot ended his life. Clark was a popular figure in Memphis racing and local circles.
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Vie
Memphis
M. Lewis Clark
Louisville
Gaston's Hotel
Clark
Montgomery Park
President Montgomery
Kennedy Jones
Colonel Clark
Dr. Jones
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Independent Journal
Fred W. Mally
Texas A. & M. College
Romance
E. J. Emmel, Pb. C
Java
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Emperors
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Richelieu
Dansby
Exchange Hotel
Neral Torres
Washington
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Torres
George W. Keil
New York
New York Clipper
Keil
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Booth
Griswold Opera House
Troy
N. Y
Emma Waller
America
Rome
Keane
United States
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O'Connell
American College
Bud Meadows
Ozark, Mo
Steve Bilyeu
Meadows
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Caesar
Webb Brothers
Hawks’ Spectacles
Tyler Haswell
Tehoe
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