Measuring by Our Half Bushes
A Brownwood Bulletin reflection urges tolerance for different habits and ways of life. It argues adults should avoid judging others by their own standards, recognizing others’ efforts to live by their own norms and extending patience and forbearance.
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Brownwood Bulletin
Wagon and mule team collapse at Thompson Creek bridge
A four mule wagon driven by Jim Davis on the Bryan and Skull Prairie road collapsed the Thompson Creek bridge on Thursday afternoon. The fall dumped wagon and mules into the bed. Davis sustained principal injuries while one mule died. Mr. W. J. Roberts reported the accident and aided in freeing the team. authorities will repair the damaged middle span and end.
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W. J. Roberts
The
Eagle
Thompson Creek
Bryan and
Skull Prairie
Jim Davis
Robert
Davis
Roberts
Deep Well Project Sought At Navajo Plant Site
Mr McMahon of Mc Mahon and Bigelow along with Preston of the water and light plant discussed drilling deeper into the 860 foot northeast well sunk years ago. They aim to reach a water grade rock layer to secure a deep supply and consider completing the 860 foot well if feasible. The rotary outfit is being prepared for a new middle well on the west side of the plant.
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McMahon
McMahon & Bigelow
Navasota
Preston
Ursuline Ladies Acknowledge Bryan Support in Piano Contest
Card of thanks from the Ursuline ladies of Villa Maria expresses sincere gratitude to friends in Bryan for loyal support in the animated piano contest.
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Villa Maria
Bryan
In Er Seal Cadets Host Banquet At Hotel
The first division of the fourth corps of In Er Seal cadets representing the National Biscuit Company held an informal banquet last night at the Commercial hotel. Grocery store representatives and travelers attended. Mr. Clark, corps chief, spoke as testmaster and cadets shared talks on progressive manufacturing and selling methods.
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In-Er Seal
National Biscuit Company
Commercial Hotel
Clark
House Adopts Free Conference Report on Inspect Authority
Austin March 1 The House adopted the free conference committee report granting the attorney general's department authority to inspect papers and documents of public corporations when necessary in prosecutions. The session focused on the Baskin McGregor liquor bill and a high license amendment proposing a uniform 1200 dollar tax for beer and saloons. The Senate passed final bills on disorderly houses and constitutional amendments were recommitted to hear interested parties.
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House
Free Conference Committee
Austin
Attorney General's Department
Love
Senate
Murray
Bailey
Barrett
Three Former West Point Cadets Reinstated as Second Lieutenants
Washington March 1 The house passes a bill to appoint B O Mahaffey Texas John A Cleveland Alabama and Traugett F Keller New York as second lieutenants in the army They were dismissed from the military academy in 1901 for insubordination but later praised for their careers and urged for congressional restoration. One killed and fourteen hurt in two explosions aboard the Brazilian steamer Floreapolis near Rio de Janeiro.
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West Point
Washington
B. O. Mahaffey
Texas
John A. Cleveland
Alabama
Traugett F. Keller
New York
House
Military Academy
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Floreapolis
Stevens Still at Panama After Resignation Offer
Panama March 1 John F Stevens remains at the canal zone awaiting his successor Major Goebels. All white canal employees urge Stevens to withdraw his resignation and stay on until replacement arrives.
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Stevens
Panama
John F. Stevens
New York
Major Goebels
Noted Re-elections and Crimes Tinge Texas Briefs
Paul Morton reelected president of Equitable Life Assurance Society. Texas Neckwear of Dallas files charter with capital stock 16000. Sherman robbery nets 200. Henry Hozier dies near Panama after long illness. Tom Sartin to serve four years for murder of Henry Mouldin at Sherman. Enrique Creel seeks Chihuahua governorship. Spratt of Millican shot dead. Herald Stone arrested. Hugh Arnold dies from injuries after horse drag near Greenville. Storm caves in poles. telegraph posts down. T M Kidder drowns at Hot Wells pool San Antonio after apoplexy.
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Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Texas Neckwear Company
Dallas
Capital Stock
Ike Handley
Sherman
Henry Hozier
Panama
Tom Sartin
Henry Mouldin
Enrique Creel
United States
Chihuahua
Spratt
Millican
Tex
Mercchant
Heral Stone
Hugh Arnold
Greenville
Italy
Western Union Telegraph Company
Southwestern Telephone Company
Hot Wells Natatorium
San Antonio
T. M. Kidder
Pontiac
Ill
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