Real estate for sale in town listings
For sale items include five room house with about two acres near school, 1300 dollars. Ten room house with 40 acres in city limits plus tenant house and barn at 3000 dollars with easy terms. N B Cole block in Hails addition 750 dollars. Eastern town quarter of a block 425 dollars. Caldwell pasture 942 acres on east town side sold in tracts on easy terms. Eight lots in good neighborhood with shade trees 300 dollars. Near Allen Academy 62 acres with residence, bored well and improvements 1300 dollars. Bargain.
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School House
N. B. Cole
Hail’s
Caldwell
Allen Academy
Real estate and insurance listings on Main street
Advertises sale of three brick buildings and three family residences near the courthouse with prices from 850 to 1500, plus lots, farms, ranches, and plains for sale or rent across Texas. Offers time payments, exchanges, and extensive insurance services for fire, life, and property with various providers.
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Courthouse Square
Cavitt
Joe B. Reed
B. Hudson
Keistier Place
Brazos
Burleson
Texas
Mexico
Heat Wave Keeps New York in Suffering and Death
Official figures show 76 at 6 am rising to 84 by 9 am as New York endures extreme heat. By Wednesday morning seventeen deaths were logged from heat, with several victims in Brooklyn and others dying of heat exhaustion. Thousands seek relief in parks while Coney Island crowds sleep on the sand.
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New York
Government Weather Bureau
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Flotilla Shells Russians at Yukiwan
Vice Admiral Kamim ura reports his flotilla torpedo boat destroyers engaged about 200 Russians at Yukiwan. The flotilla fired and silenced the attacking force.
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Tokio
Kamimura
Yukiwan
Indian ball team parade in flaming Choctaw outfits
Twenty six fullblood Choctaws from Goper J T performed an Indian ball game at the base ball park after a foot parade around the square in flaming costumes with breech clouts and deer tails. They will tour north Texas cities then go east. Temple beat Dallas 6 to 4. Other scores listed. A separate item notes aeronaut Maloney’s fatal 3000 foot fall near Santa Clara college during an ascent for Cadet encampment. Paul Deroul de mulls a U S visit to study the constitution.
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Paris
Tex
Goper
J. T
Texas
San Jose
Cal
Daniel Maloney
Profesor Montgomery
Santa Clara
Maloney
Santa Clara College
League of the Cross Cadets
College Garden
Maroney
Never 80 Strong Japanese Seek Peace Says Russian General
Godzyadani Manchuria July 19 General Battjanoff commander of the Third Manchurian army says Russians are strong and Japanese wish for peace due to Russian gains after Mukden. He claims no Japanese advance possible while Russian positions strengthen. Congress Opens Zemstvo congress begins in Prince Dolgorukoff’s Moscow residence. Austin July 19 Trade League Dallas getting railroad commission support. Southern National Insurance Company Austin Articles filed capital 200000 surplus 1000000 with E H R Green Ira H Evans KE P Wilmot Harry Landa as incorporators.
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Godzyadani
Manchuria
Associated Press
Battjanoff
Mukden
Moscow
Zemstvo
Dolgorukoff
Austin
Trade League of Dallas
The
Railroad Commission
New Insurance Company
Southern National Insurance Company of Austin
Insurance Department
E. H. R. Green
Terrell
Ira H. Evans
P. Wilmot
Harry Landa
New Braunfels
Heatwave Rages Across Regions With Temp Records Set
Washington reports a continued heated term with minimal relief across the Midwest and Northeast. Philadelphia records a new high of 78 to 83 degrees with humidity around 61. Des Moines notes a deadly lightning strike on a coal mine powder house causing multiple deaths. New Haven reports heat prostrations and three deaths in Connecticut. Port Huron records a man starving to death from stomach cancer.
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Washington
Lower Lakes
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Brakeman Dies and Fireman Injured in Rock Island Train Blast
A Rock Island freight engine four miles from Bowie blew its crown bar sending hot water over crew. George Hall, brakeman, died. Fireman Early Brandon was badly burned. Both men from Fort Worth. A report of a Mrs Rossel injured in a wreck near Phillipsberg, Kan., was incorrect.
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Hall
Brandon
Bowie
Wrex
Rock Island
George Hall
Fort Worth
George Rossel
Phillipsberg
Kan
Gardner acquitted as Dallas club head fined in Sunday law case
In Dallas corporation court on July 19 Joseph Gardner proprietor of the Dallas Baseball club was acquitted of violating the Sunday law. Co R McAdams manager of Cycle Park theater pleaded guilty and was fined 20 dollars.
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Cycle Park Theater
Dallas
Joseph Gardner
Dallas Baseball Club
Co. R. McAdams
Mrs C D Hagerty Dies After Return From Chefoo
Mrs C D Hagerty died suddenly in Chicago after returning from Chefoo where her husband was AP correspondent during the Port Arthur campaign. She had recovered from illness in Chefoo and died following an appendicitis operation. Mr Hagerty was present and had recently resumed his Chicago duties.
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C. D. Hagerty
Far East
Chicago
Chefoo
Associated Press
Port Arthur
Oklahoma News In Brief From Across The Southwest
Muskogee plans a market house. Oil drilling to start at Ennis ex Argyle Texas. Daily carload cantaloupes shipped from Argyle. Snake Indians preparing for a push near Bristow Oklahoma. Dr George C Beeler dies at Mineral Wells. Seventeen Oklahoma counties hold teachers institutes. Fire four miles from San Angelo destroys 2000 acres. Two bales cotton sold at Yoalgim Texas. Broken wheel wrecks fifteen freight cars near Guthrie. Oklahoma City saloons closed over gambling claims. John L Warwick dies of typhoid at Woodward. Sam Anthony appointed head clerk to chief engineer in Honolulu. Sacul Texas ships seven carloads Elberta peaches this season. 700 crates sent by express. Jaban Gitts Creek Indian killed near Coweta. Frank Posey surrenders.
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Muskogee
Ennis
Argyle
Tex
Bristow
I. T
George C. Beeler
Oklahoma
San Angelo Tex
Yoalgim
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
John L. Warwick
Woodward
Sam Anthony
Terrell
Honolulu
Sacul
Express
Jaban Gitts
Coweta
I. T. Frank Posey
Root Sworn in as Secretary of State
Elihu Root of New York was sworn in as secretary of state. The oath was administered by William McNeill, assistant librarian of the state department. Root said he would stay in Washington to review legal matters connected with the department.
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Washington
Elihu Root
New York
William McNeill
State Department
Root
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James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick
M. D. Bryan
W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwood
Plaser
Bond
Hortman Old Stand
Bryan
Irvine’s Restaurant
W. G. Irvine & Son
Bryan, Texas
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Brazos County
T.R. Batte Att’y At Law
J. L. Fountan Mar. Real Estate Dept
T. R. Batte & CO
Dewitt’s
Hazel
Dewitt
Dewitt & CO
M. H. James
Kamimurba
Sunshin
Chihaya
Geka
Sashinpao
Korea
Temple
Waco
Houston
Beaumont
Galveston
San Antonio
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Montgomery
Birmingham
Shreveport
New Orleans
Nashville
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Stesten
Phiadelphia
Detroit
United States
Paul Deroulde
France
Loubet
Des Moines
West Riverside
Powdre House
John Woods
Will Latimer
Walter Evans
Zink Davis
Port Huron
Mich
Charles Wilders
Gardner
Beat Brands of
Silas B. Johnson
Montreal
Som Leading Brande
E. Rohde
I.&g.n. Excursion
Great Sea Wall City
New Galveston
I.&g.n
G. N
L. Price
G.M. D. J. Price
G.P
T.A
Palestine
Harrison
Alin T
Haswells Book Store
Atictin
Eer
Denver
Ft. Worth
F. W
D.C
Denver Road
H.c
Denison
Or Oan
M. L. Robbins
Houston, Texas
John Wittman
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