Flour to extinguish gasoline blaze shared by exchange
An exchange notes a reader's claim that flour can extinguish a gasoline stove fire. The householder remembers reading flour would smother the blaze and used a handful to extinguish it, suggesting the tip be pasted in kitchens for emergencies.
Levy's Special on Ice Chests and Coolers
Levy's advertises low prices on ice chests water coolers and ice cream freezers. The sale emphasizes affordable cooling solutions for summer and storage needs with multiple models and discounts.
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Levy's
Grimes County Singers Hold 21st Annual Session at Bedias
The Grimes County Singers held their twenty first annual session June 17 and 18 at the Bedias Baptist church. A large crowd attended with prominent names including H H Hodge Anderson Will Kennard Navasota Joe Wren Bryan Nezzie Keisler Huntsville C C Frances Prairie Plains Thos Davis Gladstone Co Com J W Mayfield Roans Prairie W H Howard Anderson Miss Mattie Callaham Daisy Callaham Stella Stuart Ola McKirthan Representative I M Bennett and others.
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The
Baptist Church
Bedias
H. H. Hodge
Anderson
Will Kennard
Navasota
Joe Wren
Bryan
Nezzie Keisler
Huntsville
C. C. Frances
Prairie Plains
Thos. Davis
Gladstone
Co. Com
J. W. Mayfield
Roan’s
Convention Adopts Officers and Schedules Singing Session
The meeting opened at 9 a.m. with President J. T. Adams presiding and Rev. Guerrant delivering prayer. Hon. I. M. Bennett gave the welcome address and committees were named for Credentials Arrangement Program. Delegates from Lake Grove Union Hill Bedias Shiloh Mt. Pleasant and Martin's Prairie were represented. The Cotton choir sought membership and was admitted. After lunch the convention resumed at 2 p.m. four credentialless delegates were seated and officers elected: I. Robertson president W. T. McGelbery vice president D. W. Henderson secretary treasurer with music by Edgar Neely A J Keith and D W Henderson. Adjourned until Sunday with song Ortonville. prayer by Rev. Dean. The Sunday session featured singing from various leaders and extra talent.
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J. T. Adams
Guerrant
I. M. Bennett
Grimes County
J.T. Adams
Geo. Siddall
M. A. McDonald
J. A. Hall
J. H. Wilson
C. I. Albertson
Lake Grove
Union Hill
Bedias
Shiloh
Mt. Pleasant
Martin’s Prairie
Cotton
Convention Adopts Successful Session and Adjourns Sine Die
Sunday evening events featured Profs Thomas Moore and Peters from Leon county and a large table of varied viands. The convention was a decided success and attendees felt it was good to be there. It adjourned sine die without inviting another church to host the next session.
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Thomas Moore
Peters
Leon County
W.H. Penderson
Kernole and Harris Wed at Central Christian Church
Chancey Kernole and Susie Harris were married Tuesday at 7 o'clock in Houston's Central Christian Church with Rev. Mason officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's home and congratulations poured in from many friends.
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Chancey Kernole
Susie Harris
the Eagle
Central Christian Church
Houston
Mr. Mason
Miller to Teach Band and Stringed Instruments at College
Prof F H Miller band master at Avand M college will stay this summer at College to give lessons on all band and stringed instruments. Address him at College or leave message at The Eagle office 180
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F. H. Miller
Avand M. College
Eagle Office
Blair on trusts and labor issues shape era
In New York Henry W Blair argues trusts will drive the next campaign as the dominant industrial issue. He calls for new laws to curb abusive combinations and preserve competition while noting capital and labor mobility and the Republican mandate to investigate trusts. Also: White House barber Charles Lemas, longtime Johnson era aide, dies at 50.
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New York
Henry W. Blair
United States
New Hampshire
America
Republican Party
Washington
Charles Lemas
Johnson
White House
Lemas
Treasury Department
Grant
Cleveland
McKinley
Interior Department
J. M. Caldwell
Act
Records of Texas department move to San Antonio
The three decade old records of the Texas department, moved to Atlanta in 1898 when the department was abolished, are en route to San Antonio. The cargo requires three freight cars and includes all orders from Texas headquarters. After reestablishment of the department with HQ in San Antonio, orders were issued to return the records.
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Atlanta
Department of Texas
Department of the Gulf
San Antonio
Elderly couple unite in Sedan in third and fifth marriages
Independence Kansas reports W B Pile aged 87 and Mrs H H Vankervan aged 69 wed at Sedan this marks their third and fifth marriages respectively. Also dated June 22 Admiral Sampson sails for Newport with the New York Massachusetts Indiana and Texas. Relief ship Relief carries 250 sick to San Francisco.
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Independence
Kan
Sedan
Here
W. B. Pile
H. H. Vankervan
Boston
Sampson
New York
Massachusetts
Indiana
Texas
Newport
Washington
General Gus
War Department
Relief
Mainne
San Francisco
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Prescription Pharmacy
Grimes County Singers
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Rev. Dean
M.A. McDonald
W. T. MacGilberry
John Uzzle
van Forrester
A. J. Horton
C. S. Albertson
Edgar Neeley
W. W. Thomas
Kernole-Harris
Ge Waey Brand
Echo Corre
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
Blair
Trusts
Chicago
Swift & Co
Chicago Packing and Provision Company
Armour & Co
Stock Exchange
Union
Junction Railway
Marrnes
Clapp
Webb Bros
Hartman
Wooten
M. F. Heenan
Bolton
Hamilton-Brown
Norwood