Texas Farmers Congress to Meet at College Station in July
The Daily Eagle reports the Texas Farmers Congress will hold its third annual session at College Station on July 23. It is hailed as the state’s most influential producer group, with strong support from agricultural, horticultural, and livestock associations. The piece urges railways to lower rates to boost attendance and aid farmers.
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Texas Farmers’ Congress
College Station
Congress
Does It Pay to Buy Cheap Cough Remedies
An ad promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a universal cure for severe chest illnesses. It claims the remedy heals tissues, destroys germs, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves rest. Availability via Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co, with Green's Prize Almanac as reference.
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Boschee
Wilson-Jenkins
Millican Woodmen unveil monument for Frank M Meekins
Millican lodge of the Woodmen of the World unveiled a monument to Sovereign Frank M Meekins born November 22 1862 and died November 19 1900. Bryan and Wellborn lodge members attended and assisted in ceremonies. A repast followed as visitors were hosted by the lodge.
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Millican Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Frank M. Meekins
Bryan and
Wellborn
W.R. Johnston
Mr. Bennett
J. F. Stuart
R. J. Deens
J. C. Griffin
Bryan
Mr. Meekins
Sermons at Minter Springs Draw Large Crowd
G A Foster of Providence preached at Minter Springs near Wellborn on Sunday. Morning sermon urged abstinence from strong drink citing Judges 13 4. Evening talk focused on Christian living from John 15 1. Ladies served an ample midday dinner and the event was deemed a great success with plans to repeat soon.
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Minter Springs
Wellborn
G. A. Foster
Providence
Coffee nations of Hawaii Puerto Rico and Philippines praised
Washington bureau of statistics finds Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippines can grow quality coffee to meet US demand. Puerto Rican coffee is valued highly in Europe. Hawaii and the Philippines show promise though Hawaii prices have lagged. US consumption rising, potential shift to islands.
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New York
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Washington
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Ohio Bank Fails as Cleveland Institute Closes
The Cuyahoga Savings and Banking Company suspended payments due to the absence of treasurer R N Pollock. Depositors gathered seeking funds while the bank’s loans and real estate notes totaled about 309 863 and deposits around 299 176. The directors expect depositors will be paid in full after an examination.
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Cleveland, May
Cuyahoga Savings and Banking Company
R. N. Pollock
The Big Union Picnic Planned for Bryan Sunday Schools
Arrangements are complete for a big union picnic of Sunday schools in Bryan to Lake Station Robertson county on Friday May 10. Committees have chartered a train leaving Bryan in the morning, with ticket distribution by school superintendents. Nonmembers may buy tickets at 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children at the First National Bank. boarding without a ticket is forbidden.
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Bryan
Lake Station
Robertson County
First National Bank
Alarm in Sicily and southern Italy sparks widespread unrest
Reports from Naples and Foggia describe perpetual peasant revolts in Messina Catania and Syracuse with daily clashes with police. Sulphur mine zones face agitation and a general strike threatens. Misery spreads in Pouilles as strikes widen across the south.
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Sicily
Italy
Paris
the Patrie
Naples
Foggia
Messina
Catania
Syracuse
Pouilles
Tobacco stamps unchanged despite 1901 act and sale plan
Washington May report shows Commissioner Yerkes ruling no change in tobacco and snuff rates under the March 2 1901 act. Existing stamps to be sold by collectors from July 1 at a 20 percent discount. Berlin May 6 Kaiser appoints new cabinet with Baron Rheinbaben named to the ministry.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Kaiser
Berlin
Baron
Rheinbaben
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Traf. Mgr
Houston, Tex
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Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
Texas
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Dallas
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Internatio
Memphis
Shreveport
Hearne
Dallas, FT. Worth
Kansas City
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Milano
Santa Fe
C. W. & B. V. Railroad
L. Price
D. J. Price
Lh & GN
Palestine
Otto Boehme
Standpipe
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