Wagner & Brandon's Cut Price Sale Promises Big Savings
Local shoppers flock to Wagner & Brandon's as their cut price sale continues all week. The notices highlight closeouts on linens and lawn, plus new shipments and price reductions at the department store, with nearby merchants and residents noted for visiting the city.
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Wagner & Brandon's
Alex McLeod
Millican
Frank Todaro
Morgan Cross
Harris School
Claude Searcy
Hempstead
Grogan
Hartzog
Hearne
Wagner &Randon's
Volney Parker
Fort Worth
John Vick
Childressesterday
Ome
Dallas
Continental Gin Company
Parks & Waldrop
R. K. Erwin
Jas
Davis
Waxahachie
Farmers’ Congress
Wagner & Brandon
Ill Fury Over Yellow Fever in New Orleans Health Measures
The state health board orders six day detention for six ships bound for New Orleans with Mobile as an alternative port. One yellow fever case is reported near Cannery. Italian communities fear and mobilize priests and societies to aid sanitation and report illnesses promptly. Officials map foci, screen cases, and adjust funeral restrictions while preparing emergency hospital capacity for up to seventy five patients.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
Mobile
Cannery
Fort St. Phillip
Maus
United States Army
Southern Pacific Railway
Esplanada Ferry Landing
Louisville
Nashville
City Board of Health
St. Phillip Street
French Market
Miss Alice Roosevelt linked to private Jones letters
Private James G. Jones, jailed on Governor's Island for desertion, is to be examined by a lunacy board after sending more than twenty love letters to Miss Alice Roosevelt. Secret service traced the messages, while Jones claims Miss Roosevelt blocked him. Also, a New York cotton market opened easy, then fell before a late rally.
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Jones
New York
James G. Jones
Regular Army
Governor's Island
Fort Banks
Mass
Castle Williamson
Alice Roosevelt
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Fire destroys Naval Stores plant in Lumberton Mississippi
A Naval Stores company plant in Lumberton Mississippi was destroyed by fire on July 27. Estimated damage is 40000 dollars and is covered by insurance.
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Naval Stores Company
Lumberton
Deaths Number Sixty Two in San Diego
San Diego July 27 report states S Tacato a Japanese mess student and H A Metius a pay clerk of the Bennington have died in the latest incident.
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