Hawkes Crystallized Lenses Cited By Satisfied Officials
A letter campaign extols Hawkes pantoscopic crystallized lenses for eye comfort and vision clarity. Consumers warned against peddlers selling inferior glasses, while officials including Fitzmghter and Gen. Joan B. Gorpon vouch for Hawkes products and praise their brilliancy and clearness.
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Hawkes
A. K. Hawkes
Fitznighter
Gen'l
Cuba
Hamlet to Feature Edwin Rostell at Grand Opera House
Manager John B. Mike announces Edwin Rostell in Hamlet at the Grand Opera House on Monday December 12. Rostell, once a pupil of Edwin Booth, leads a praised company with superb costumes and strong support, with no advance ticket increases, offering an exceptional classic drama opportunity.
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John B. Mike
Grand Opera House
Edwin Rostell
Hamlet
Rostell
Edwin Booth
Cotton Receipts Across Bryan Warehouses
A summary of bale counts from Bryan area cotton yards lists totals from Lawrence Warehouse 9270, Farmers' Cotton Yard 180, Kernole Cotton Yard 3337, Brick Warehouse 4282, Darwin and Ponder 8807, Mike's Yard 401, Bowman Yard 258, and other yards summing to a grand total of 33,500 bales.
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Bryan
Lawrence
Farmers
Kernole
Darwin & Ponder
Mike’s
Minictibon
Bowman Yard
Plans to Extend Southern Commerce Through New Industries
Baltimore reports surge in southern industry with new factories and expansions in Ensley Birmingham and across Alabama. steel plant progress, coke ovens active, and imports strong. German iron and steel prices spur US competition while Havana shows growing sugar and rail related demand. New ventures include zinc mine Harrison Arkansas and several Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Maryland and Louisiana firms.
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Baltimore
Birmingham
Ala
Ensley
Semet-Solvay Company
Hoop
Alabama
Germany
Berlin
Dortmund
America
West Indies
Havana
India
Harrison, Ark
Mercantile Company
Augusta
Rockmart
Brewing Company
Paducah
New Orleans
Tobacco exhibits by Bryan farmer at Eagleman show
Bryan tobacco farmer Joe Saladina displayed samples for Houston exhibition and sale, including a 1600 to 1700 pound crop plan. He crafted two tobacco designs a Lone Star star and a Texas flag using Burley leaves, earning praise for skill.
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Joe Saladina
Eagleman
Houston
Bryan
U. S
Whit Burley
Saladina Ma
Sanders Bros. & Co
Saladina
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