Bryan Chapter 222 O E S meets at Masonic Hall this afternoon
Bryan Chapter No 222 O E S holds a regular meeting at 4 o clock this afternoon in the Masonic hall with members urged to attend. Mrs Edna Minkert W M and Miss Lena Reed Sec are noted officers. I M Cook of Steep Hollow reports Brazos County Singing Convention preparations for Steep Hollow next weekend and a Steep Hollow reunion planned for July 10. Also announces a six day Clean Up sale by Wilson Edge featuring 145 boys knee suits age 4 to 16 at 20 percent off.
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Bryan
Masonic Hall
Edna Minkert
W. M
Lena Reed
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Wilson & Edge
Attraction Sale Promotes Move to New Quarters
An attraction sale advertises the business move to new quarters second door north of Haswell's Book Store the direction to locate the way-quick.
Local shoppers flock to attractions and sales notices
The notice highlights Hunter & Chatham's Attraction Sale ending Saturday June 30 with wide discounts on footwear and household goods. It mentions local visitors from Brazos bottom, Iola, Grimes county, and Dr. George B. Butler returning from Mart for a revival and fundraising for Texas Woman's College. An elderly woman died in Brazos bottom. Powell Harvey is noted as longtime local constable.
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Hunter & Chatham
G. W
J. D. Maxwell
W. P. Hogue
S. M. Mahje
Iola
West Texas
New Mexico
Brazos Bottom
Powell Harvey
R. W. Odom
Grimes County
George B. Butler
Mart
Texas Woman's College
Butler
Ball Prairie
Robertson County
Policyholders Protective League Formed in San Francisco
A powerful group named the policy holders protective league formed by San Francisco businessmen to press fair treatment by insurance companies. Bankers, manufacturers, merchants, and shippers attend, representing fire losses over 100 million dollars. A fourteen member committee from commercial groups will plan the campaign and fund the effort by prorata assessments on policy face values.
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Policyholders’ Protective League
San Francisco
Prorata
Five ice company managers fined and jailed in Toledo
In Toledo on June 26 five ice company managers were sentenced to $5,000 fines each and one year in the workhouse. They are in county jail awaiting commitment papers. With all but one pleading guilty, no bond or appeal is likely. Ice prices, raised 75 to 100 percent by the combine, have fallen 30 to 40 percent.
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Toledo
Combine
President signs bill refunding tax on oleomargarine
Washington reports Representative Beall got the president to sign a bill refunding $400 paid by Blank & Parke as tax on an oleomargarine shipment. The president had prepared a veto but acknowledged past signing of a similar bill and said he aims to be square, so he signed.
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Washington
Beall
Blank & Parke
Work of Mob Lynches Unknown Man Near DeKalb Mississippi
Meridian Mississippi reports an unknown black man was lynched by an unknown mob in DeKalb after an alleged attempt to assault Mrs. James Young, store proprietress. He fled behind the counter, she fired, he was captured and killed.
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Meridian
Miss
DeKalb
James Young
Young
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the City National Bank OF
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U. S
Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
Notary Public
Brazos County
ED. Hall
E. H. Astin
G. S. Parker Ed. Hall J. W. English
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Unili Uy
Taher
Order Eastern Star
R.d.steele
Harrison
Paul Keith
Houston
Moran
C. E. Drake
Emmel & Maloney Progressive Druggists
Attraction Sale
BE. J. Fountain
W.S. Mial
Tom Goodson
Tom Ewing
W. W. Gainer
C. C. McRea
Areh Goodwin
J. F. Richardson
H. L. Wilson
Tabor
Wilson
Louisa H. Brogdon
H. H. Henry
Norwood
Stpong Organization
Lady
L. Taylor Knox Bros
E. Rohde
W. T. Ford
J. W. Hamilton
C.vesmirovski
A. Schultz J. W. White H. D. Evans
Wootan
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