Millican News Local Visits and Weather Report
Millican town notes show Lizzie White returning with Mrs. E. M. Myers and children from Stoneham. Several residents travel to Navagota to tend Mr. Steele. Rev. E. M. Myers preached after arriving from Stoneham. Visitors include Willie Davis Jr from Houston and Edgar Covey from Bryan. A cold norther Monday caused hog deaths. town health is noted as good. Cor.
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Lizzie White
E. M. Myers
Stoneham
C. L. Steele
Navagota
H. C. Makine
Steele Steele
Willie Davis, Jr
Houston
C. B. MrGtone
Edgar Covey
Bryan
J. M. Adams
Bessie Beckham
O. T. Lewis
Navasota
Fifth Sunday Meeting Program at Providence Church
The Workers Institute holds a three day December program at Providence church December 28 29 and 30. Topics include salvation by faith church discipline baptism Lord's supper pastoral salary apostolic authority and anti Christ with speakers Rev McClung Brockman Simms Goudwin Martin Shaw Foster Peters Zimmerman Law and intro sermon by Rev Zimmerman.
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Providence Church
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H. Brockman
Simms
T. T. Goudwin
S. C. Martin
T. E. Shaw
G. A. Foster
C Peters
Christ
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J. M. Zimmerman
F. M. Law
Rev. Simms
Harvey Thanksgiving Weather Clouds Local Enjoyment
Thanksgiving day in Harvey was subdued by rain and cold. Rev W T Wood of Wellborn preached at Brightlight and was chosen pastor for next year. Bethel graded school progresses with singing linked to a recent musical event featuring Miss Griffin and others. Prof Marriott departed for West Texas to start teaching, while John Powers remains seriously ill.
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Marriott
West Texas
John Powers
Bonaini
Local Happenings in Edge Area December
A brisk norther arrives as winter settles in. Hiram Skains moved to Robertson county this week. Tom Elliott and Maud Leathers visited relatives at Alexander over weekend. R Nash went to Cottonwood Sunday. James Murphy is improving after illness. Fulbright hosts a large party Friday night. Community health showing improvement. Newspoy.
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Hiram Skains
Robertson County
Tom Elliott
Maud Leathers
Alexander
R. Nash
Cottonwood
James Murphy
Fulbright
Canteen Provisions Stir Contention In Army Bill Debate
Washington dispatches outline a shift in army canteen rules allowing outsiders to sell liquor while prohibiting army personnel from acting as bartenders. The debate accompanies broader discussions on military reorganization, treaty ratifications, tax changes, and new import duties as Congress addresses the army bill and related measures.
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United States
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Rules Committee
House
Boutelle
Maine
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On
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H. M. Brooks
Germany
George D. Meiklejohn
Sweden
Norway
Charleston
House Committee On Military Affairs
Foreign Relations Committee Debates Canal Fortifications
The committee discussed amendments to the canal fortification project and reported division on the issue. The session noted the ongoing debate on fortifying the proposed canal and the division over amendment provisions. Washington reports include a new ambassador nomination and statehood discussions.
Chicago Detectives Capture Robbery Suspects After Shootout
Chicago report details a late night assault near Michigan avenue where Fred T. Gilmore of Baxter Iowa lost 11 229 in negotiable paper 23 in cash and a watch. Detectives pursued suspects William Cummings and Robert Hays leading to a brief gunfight with no injuries. The thieves were captured as they attempted to reload.
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Baxter
Michigan Avenue
Harmon Court
William Cummings
Robert Hays
Gilmore
Gilmer
Cummings
Hayes
Beckham plurality falls short in Kentucky results
Frankfort reports Governor Beckham's plurality as 8689 with Beckham 23052 and Yerkes 229363. Mississippi electors met at Jackson and cast nine votes for Bryan and Stevenson. A mine cavern near Dunmore entombed 51 miners but all were saved.
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Beckham
Yerkes
Jackson
Mississippi
Bryan
Stevenson
Scranton
Nayang Mine
Dunmore
Rice's Brother Found as Messenger in Weather Bureau
Washington dispatch reports Rice's brother is believed found in Washington serving as a messenger in the weather bureau, a detail confirmed by officials familiar with the agency.
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Washington
Rice
Weather Bureau
Czar’s Convalescence Progresses Steadily
Lividia dec 5 The czar’s convalescence is progressing steadily.
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Lividia
Optician Dr Anderson Receives Endorsements from Texas Colleagues
In a testimonial note from Europe where he trained in optics, the subject lists unreserved praises from Dr Cook Mexia Dr Oates Mexia Dr Carruth Dr Hooper The Rev Friley and Dr David all affirming the optician Dr Anderson as up to date conscientious and reliable.
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Friley
David
Anderson
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