For Sale Two Ranches and 85 Acres in Brazos County Texas
One mile east of Bryan on a public road lies 85 acres with a six room residence and a good cistern. Sixty acres cultivated and 21 acres pasture with two tenant houses. Ideal dairy and poultry farm. Two thousand acres in Brazos bottom in Burleson county plus 1700 acres in bottom and 300 in prairie. Ranch house, lots and pastures. The finest small ranch in Texas. Cheap terms and good payment plan.
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Bryan
Brazos Bottom
Burleson County
Texas
Abstr act Books of Brazos County Land Titles Located
Office in Taliaferro building opposite the Court House Ana Phone 37. Yave maintains the only complete set of Brazos County land title abstract books in the area.
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Taliaferro Building
Court House
Ana
Yave
Brazos County
Many Merry Maids entertain with music and sewing
A series of social gatherings at the Rhode and Rohde homes featured music on grapho phones and pianos, sewing contests, and light refreshments. Guests included numerous local youth clubs and families, with Miss Madeline Hanway winning a prize in a musical guessing contest.
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Mise Alline Rhode
Henry Rhode
H. Rhode
Gussie Buchanan
Nellie Cole
Hazel Adams
Sadie Mawhinney
Willie McDougald
Frances Chance
Mary Roman
Charlie Jenkins
Eula Gregg
Mesers
Joe Spell
Rudolph Myers
John Preston
Harry Peverly
Johnnie Collins
Henry Rohde
Rohde Reynolds
Roy Nunn
Wilson Buchanan
Bruce Reed
Lila Adams
Merry Maids
Madeline Hanway
Stella Johnson
Annie Belle B Batte
Lillian Batte
Mary Shelburne
Ruth Munson
Angelton
Margaret Zuber
Mary James
John M. Lawrence
Bernice Harris
W. W. Harris
Mary Knowls
R. R. Knowles
Miss Mary
Mary Harris
Lola Ketts
Alice Fountain
Gene Dennis
Alline Rohde
Ruby Connelly
Mars Knowles
Jim Thomas
Ed Martin
Jim James
Johnnie Sims
Tom Donnelly
Valparaiso to rise again on grander scale after disaster
Valparaiso officials announce a rebuilding plan after the August 16 disaster. Citizens show courage and city cooperation to reconstruct within a few years on finer, more beneficial lines. Rain drives residents from tents while walls crack and dangerous structures are dynamited. no fires but regular explosions. Town otherwise returns to a near normal appearance as many businesses reopen.
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Valparaiso
Profitable Investment Nets Man 90000 In 31 Years
New York stock exchange seat sold for 95000 belonging to Alfred de Cordova a retired banker and broker who bought it in 1875 for 5000 and has netted 90000 in thirty one years He retired from Alfred de Cordova Co in 1902 and since then pursued outdoor sports. Philadelphia Aug 25 Frank K Hipple president of Real Estate Trust Co died suddenly at Bryn Mawr aged sixty seven.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alfred de Cordova
de Cordova
Alfred de Cordova & Co
Philadelphia
Frank K. Hipple
Real Estate Trust Company
Bryn Mawr
Rebels disperse near San Luis Station in Pinar del Rio
At Havana palace it is announced that Colonel Bacallos' forces fighting Pino Guerra engaged a band of rebels near San Luis Station in Pinar del Rio. The rebels were dispersed and five horses were captured by the troops.
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Havana
Bacallos
Pino Guerra
San Luis Station
Pinar del Rio
Bryan to Be Invited for Oklahoma Campaign
Democrats in Oklahoma and Indian Territory plan to invite W. J. Bryan to join the fall campaign. In Pennington college news, citizens subscribe $10 000 for a new auditorium. The Charleston with Root aboard reaches Punta Arenas and heads toward Loa ta to meet Chilean officials. Hut Boy wins major share of Massachusetts trot at Readville with a $9 090 stake.
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Bryan
Oklahoma City
Democrats of
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
W. J. Bryan
Santiago
United States
Charleston
Root
Punta Arenas
Strait of Magellan
Loata
Hicks
Readville
Mass
Lotta
Jack Crabtree
Boston
Massachusetts
Brownsville outrage prompts demand for inquiry
Brownsville Texas August 25 Orders sent to Major Penrose to move with three negro companies and thirteen prisoners to Fort Sam Houston under military custody. Local opposition caused bench warrants to be revoked to avoid trouble. Citizens' committee asks Senators Culberson and Bailey to press Roosevelt for a board of inquiry.
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Brownsville
Tex
Penrose
Fort Brown
Fort Reno
Fort Sam Houston
McDonald
State Rangers
Welsh
Mitters
Lanham
McCaskey
Citizens’ Committee
Culberson and
Bailey
Roosevelt
Marry Over Telephone Unites Young Couple in Texas
In Jacksonville Texas a minister who could not travel due to a funeral agreed to marry a couple by telephone. A third party read the license and linked each fiancé to the minister. The vows were spoken remotely and the pair were pronounced husband and wife. The groom asked about payment and the minister said to send what is right.
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Watts
Jacksonville
Tex
Wrecked by washout injures two Oklahoma men
Northbound Fort Worth and Denver City passenger train derailed at Ady thirty miles north of Amarillo after a washout. Passengers C. D. Cartell of Guymon and A. L. Wilson of Jaynes, both Oklahoma, sustained injuries but none serious.
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Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Denver City
Ady
Amarillo
C. D. Cartell
Guymon
Okla
A. L. Wilson
Jaynes
Bridge Building Plan Aims at Coal Creek Crossing
South McAlester announces formation of a bridge association with the Choctaw nation to finance and build local spans. The Coal Creek bridge is the first project, costing 35000 dollars with about 2000 dollars already raised.
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McAlester
Coal Creek
New Officers Named by Oklahoma Farmers Union
Shawnee Oklahoma August 25 The Oklahoma Farmers Union convention elected J A West of Pauls Valley as president Ed Duffy of Lexington as vice president and A E Hansen as secretary The gathering also reviewed charges of overcharges for printing material Satisfactory Showing South McAlester August 25 A study of the city water plant shows annual revenue of six to seven thousand dollars from water service Friends of municipal ownership are pleased Beaumont August 25 John B Goodhue a wealthy Beaumont resident dies after an appendicitis operation
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Shawnee, Okla
Indiahoma Farmers’ Union Convention
J. A. West
Pauls Valley
Ed Duffy
Lexington
A. E. Hansen
South McAlester
Beaumont
John B. Goodhue
Brief News Items From Texas and Nearby States
A roundup of short notices reports multiple incidents and developments across the region. Seven die from heat in Chicago on the 24th, a deaf and dumb school planned for Ingersoll, Oklahoma. Two wells in Corsicana Powell oil field on the 27th. Bananas wrecked in Meridian, Mississippi. Citizens National Bank of Comanche organized. Oklahoma corn crop estimated at 60 million bushels. Colquitt to spend weeks at Mineral Wells. Southern Pacific shifts back to coal firing, violent locomotive change. A horse collar factory with 25 workers opens in Dublin Texas. Blackbirds eat bollworms near Sherman. A prisoner detected escaping in Terrell. Prof. M. C. Cunningham dies in McKinney. Dirt for Confederate widows home to be laid in Austin Sept 7. Fire incident in Giddings kills boy Petsold.
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Chicago
Ingersoll
Oklo
Corsicana Powell
Meridian
Miss
Citizens’ National Bank of Comanche
I. T
Oklahoma
Colquitt
Southern Pacific
Dublin
Tex
Sherman
Terrell
Calaboose
M. C. Cunningham
McKinney
Austin
Giddings
Petsold
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E. O. Dewitt & CO
Croup
Emmet & Malony
H. D. Evans
Nadinda
National Toilet CO
Parry Tear
H.O. Boatwright
JT. K. Batte Jr
Aduie
Fannie Fountain
Alberta Adams
Marycie McDougald
Nellie Katte
Emily
Winnie Thomas Mesara
T. R Batte Jr
Wiliams
Bradley
James
Webb
T. C. Narin
Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
Willie Harris
John M. Caldwell
Methodist Sunday School
Pauline Webb
Meases Fannies Fountain
Maguie McDougald
Helen Bittle
Seth DeMaret
George Brandan
Roy Buchanan
Mrt Parker
FE. J Fountain
Monroe
EDGE
City and Country Property
MO. A. Moore
Justin
Pennington College
South McAlester and
Choctaw Nation
Union
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
Ford
S Saloon
San Francisco
Heath & Milligan Paints
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
S. H. Franklin
China
Haswebn’s Book Store
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney’s
John Wittman
W. C. Fountain
Burt
Norwid’s
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