South poised for industrial boom says Manufacturers' Record
Baltimore December when the Manufacturers' Record surveys southern progress in iron, cotton, lumber and phosphates. It notes 1 billion dollars invested in manufacturing and 1.5 billion in annual output, with 50 million in wages. The piece highlights cotton mills, pig iron, coal, cotton, lumber and railroads as signs of rapid growth and future potential.
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Baltimore
South
Local notices and yard receipts blend with community ads
Irregular item list shows cotton yard receipts and yard totals alongside set notices. Found items include a lost glove, lodge meeting notes, cigar offer, new pastor arrival, china and glassware ads, church sale proceeds, obituary, Shakespeare club update, Ajax products, a local drug company ad, restaurant hours, and a delayed afternoon train due to track damage near Rice.
H. & T. C. Time Card Hearne Northbound Southbound
Train timetable details for Hearne showing northbound and southbound numbers and departure times including No 1 leaves at 1:06 am and No 9 leaves Hearne. Eastbound No 2 and No 4 depart 4:38 pm with arrivals and departures around 11:55 am and 2:45 am for various segments.
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Hearne
Local Notes and Holiday Sales Roundup In Marlin
Visitors and residents are listed in town for yesterday and today with names such as Dr Grice Miss Shepard Mrs Crenshaw and Prof Watkins. Local shops advertise specials on rugs cigars handbags and clothing as Christmas gifts with sales at Norwood's Coulter's and Chancey Kernole.
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Allen Academy
Judge Nall
Dan Immerman
R. H. Smith
Masonic Lodge
Kurten
la Josephine
John Chancey Kernole’s
KE. L. Shettles
City
Miss Shepard
Marlin
Wilson—Jenkins Drug Co
T. L. Toad of
Bethel
Special Sale at Racket Store Carpets and Art Squares
Buchanan Bros. show window presents a charming display of beautiful law robes. Chase's goods the best. Sold as cheap as these goods can be bought anywhere.
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Buchanan Bros
Chase
Cutting Expenses Cut Transport Costs and Dispatch Most Troops
Washington reports rapid reductions in transport expenditures under Quartermaster General Ludington, with five large ships released in five weeks and nine vessels purchased to ensure ready transport command. Other items include a deadly train wreck near Kendrick hill in Idaho, a murder in Green Pond Alabama, a runaway horse injuring a Supreme Court Chief Justice in Austin, an record cotton bale sale in Waxahachie, and a smallpox case at Point Enterprise Mexia Texas.
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Washington
Ludington
Philippines
War Department
Logan
Thomas
Sedgwick
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Ferndale
J. Chancy Kernole
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Hu, &T. CO
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Rev
J.C. Mickle
Navasota
Mount Vernon
J. L. Broach
Tabor
Exposition Saloon
Drr
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Waco
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Norwoods
Daisy Lee
Wellborn
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Paiiie Mae Renfro
Franklin
Miss Pearl Wallace
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Houston
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Geive the Eagle
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Bessie Boyd
McGregor
Joe Saladiner
Treasuer
Tobacco Growers Association
John M. Coldweill
Nice
Christimas
Chancey
Nole
Mabel Robinson
Sherman
North Texas Female College
Joe Mustachia
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
J& G.N
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