Farmers Union meeting opens in Alexander and Barbecue
The Brazos County Farmers' Union holds its annual meeting in Alexander with a barbecue picnic and a packed program. J H White of Wixon presides and discussions cover cotton classing, marketing, and farmer education as the union stresses non political educational aims and cooperation with business.
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Endurance race turns violent near Toledo
In the Glidden cup endurance run, the car of K R Otis of Cleveland carrying his wife J J Nunan Rollins and J Ed Spooner overturned six miles west of Toledo. Otis Rollins and Nunan were pinned beneath the heavy vehicle, skidding after attempting to pass Phillip S Flinn’s car. They received medical attention after being moved to Flinn’s car and brought back to the start.
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Electric Street Railways in Anti Pass Law Debate
Attorney General Hawkins argues street railway companies are chartered and pass laws apply equally to them and other transportation firms. Des Moines Bankers Association heard figures on mills and gas runs, with notable values cited for Atascosa and others amid broader transport policy discussion. Eight firefighters suffered injuries after an explosion at a Chicago plant, with Captain Charles Stimmler and seven firemen among those forced back by flames.
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Bryan Summer Normal Closes Today Under Noted Conductors
The Bryan summer normal for white teachers concludes today after a successful session directed by Prof W A Holland with assistants H C Willis and WY Parker. Enrollment reached 47 teachers and students, with excellent interest and good work as shown by examinations. The piece urges making the Bryan summer normal permanent and yearly, to attract top instructors and advance the city’s educational interests.
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Desperate Love Drives Tacoma Man to Shoot
In Tacoma on July 15 Frank Harvey shot Mrs. Gertrude Hall and seriously wounded Sherman Blanchard after finding Blanchard with Hall. Harvey then surrendered to authorities. A pocket note suggested he wanted his money to go to the woman in case of an accident.
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Triennial Knights Templar Conclave Planned in Chicago
Partial text indicates the Knights Templar triennial conclave will be held in Chicago. Details are fragmentary with garbled terms and names.
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Saloon Eviction Nears as Palestine Saloonists Comply
Palestine Texas July 11 Local saloonists will close twenty days under city orders prompting a temporary shutdown and compliance with municipal regulations.
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