Singing Conventions At Bedias And Reliance June 17 18
Grimes County singing conventions set for Bedias in the county’s northern region and Brazos County singers to meet at Reliance on Saturday and Sunday June 17 and 18. President C B Whittington expects a large crowd with delegates from all county choirs and encourages premium song books. M F Vitopil of Providence discusses The Eagle’s Sure Fruit cotton seed for experimental planting and notes unusually numerous cotton squares and early blooming.
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Grimes County Singing Convention
Bedias
That County
Brazos
Reliance
C. BE. Whittington
M. F. Vitopil
Providence
Eagle
Ol Mill Improvements at Bryan Oil Plant
Repairs and cleanup begin at the Bryan oil mill under B. A. Smith. The plant will be fully repaired and ready by mid August or early September. Improvements add a new press bringing total to five and increase capacity by about one quarter. V. R. Hardy traveled to Navasota yesterday.
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B. A. Smith
V.R. Hardy
Navasota
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Williams
Steerer
Stone
State Department
Simon P. Wolverton
Superior Court
Smith
Scranton
William T. Creasy
Columbia
Reilling
William M. Brinton
W. J. Bryan
Commencement Guests Include Wide Roster Of Attendees
The Exchange lists a broad array of guests at commencement spanning cities such as Houston Dallas San Marcos Gainesville Brenham and Temple among others. Named attendees include A P Wilson Hotston W A Wilson and daughter Belton F D Perkins H F McDonald Judge Norman G Kittrell P D Oliver Rev C J Mona J M Davis Hammett Hardy M P Kelly W E Campbell and many more.
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A P Wilson
Hotston
W A Wilson
Belton
F D Perkins
H F McDonald
McKinney
Norman G Kittrell
Houston
P D Oliver
Caldwell
C. J. Mona
Chapel Hill
J. M. Davis
Calvert
Hammett Hardy
San Marcos
M. P. Kelly
Gainesville
W. E. Campbell
Greenville
J. L. Hazlett
Edna Reinhardt
Velasca Steffen
Hearne
Tallulah Smith
Dallas
Houston Cotton
Ennis
G. E. Clegg
C. E. Schultz
Trinity
Rivers Patout
B. W. Pearce
Navarete
Joe Gregz
E. H. Grant
Pit Bees
St Loom W. & Bailey
Tom Pieid
Roger Wietpone
JM. Lewis
FW. Brown
P S&s
Colored Masons Hold Meeting and Consider Home Plan
A colored Masons gathering, led by WB Wittbail and Auman, met under the Seiad The Lodge No. 5, with welcomes from Mayor and lodge officers. Reports praised conditions and finances while the main business was choosing the next meeting site and planning a colored Masonic widows and orphans home and farm, with Sherman Temple and Bonham bidding for the project. Public exercises were held at the Green Baptist church.
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WB Wittbail
Sam Auman
Seiad
Brrax A. HL Cabos
C.O Hamter
Bastrop
Sherman
Temple
Bonham
Geen Baptist Chu
Cattle Movement to Cuba and War's Aftermath
Shipping reports from New Orleans indicate a strong cattle movement toward Cuba via railroads, with prices high and expectations of a fall recovery. Lumber and supplies are expected to surge as war losses are recuperated. inland areas recover estates and business upticks are anticipated.
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New Orleans
Morgan Steamship
Cuba
Havana
Cobane
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