Directors' Scholarships Established at Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas College announces fifty directors' scholarships for affiliated school graduates. Recipients must be bright, moral, and studious, pursuing any of the college's courses. Scholarships include free tuition and one year fee exemptions with labor fund support, with possible reappointment.
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College Station
Texas
Harrington
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Texas Field and Sportsman notes top setters and stock
A. A. Bogen of Taylor praising Bryan for top dog stock in Texas. Pegs Sport owned by H. G. Rhodes is highlighted as an exceptional English setter and field trial winner. Other noted dogs include Sister Marie Avent, H. V. Shields granddaughter, Lady's Count Gladstone, Dorothy Redfield, and Alford's John descendant dogs. Rhodes also elected director of the Lone Star Field Trial Club of Texas.
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A. A. Bogen
Taylor
Bryan
Alford
John
Texas
Texas Field and Sportsman of
San Antonio
H. G. Rhodes
Lone Star Field Trial Club of
Earthquakes Reported Across Western Michigan
Two tremors were felt in western Michigan at 3 20 am with reports from Holland Grand Haven Ferriville and Bangor. Residents fled outdoors as doors swung open and distant thunderlike rumblings rolled from Black Lake shore areas.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Holland
Grand Haven
Feriiville
Bangor
Black Lake
Earthquake Shocks Selma Area wakes Myrtlewood residents
A Selma special reports an earthquake near Myrtlewood in Marenge county on Saturday around 4 am. The tremor lasted about 30 seconds and woke residents but caused no damage.
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Birmingham
Selma
Myrtlewood
Marenge County
Fairbanks Addresses Southern Methodist Conference
Vice President Fairbanks, fraternal delegate from the Methodist Episcopal church, spoke to the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South in Birmingham Alabama. He addressed the delegates at 8 PM and attended a Capitol park speech earlier, with a banquet by Scottish Rite Masons afterward.
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Southern Methodist Conference
Birmingham
Ala
First Methodist Church
Fairbanks
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
South
Capitol Park
George B. Winston
Nashville
Nashville Christian Advocate
Hoes
Hadeen
Forest Fire Devastates Michigan District Wiping Out Seven Villages
A heavy gale drove a massive forest fire Friday afternoon across fifty miles of land near Escanaba Michigan. Seven villages Quinninsee Schaef fer Raphs Salvole Connell Woodland Tabot were reported completely wiped out. Hundreds rushed to Escanaba as trains ferried the homeless. Dozens of mills and vast timber tracts burned with losses running into hundreds of thousands. no lives reported.
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Milwaukee
Escamba
Mich
Quinninsee
Schaeffer
Raphs
Salvole
Connell
Woodland
Tabot
Escanaba and
Lake Superior
Escanaba
Stephenson Company
Temple Triumphs In Close Contest Over Dallas Club
Temple defeated Dallas 4 to 3 as Vance pitched strongly with five hits allowed. Temple and teammates contained Farris for eight. Wace defeated Fort Worth for the third straight time, whitewashing Fort Worth and scoring four. Cleburne beat Greenville 8 to 4. In other news, Texas Attorney General Davidson and H A Lightfoot left Jefferson City for Chicago to review Standard Oil and packing company testimony.
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Dallas Baseball Club
Temple
Dallas Friday
Vance
Farris
Wace
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Greenville
Chicago
Jefferson City
Davidson
Texas
H. A. Lightfoot
Standard Oil Company
Hadley
Tar refinery blaze rocks Oklahoma City
A fire gutted the Tar refinery of J. L. Grey in Oklahoma City. Reports link the blaze to a major industrial incident, with local responders drafting containment measures and assessing damages.
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J. L. Grey
Oklahoma City
John Mitchell
Chicago
George B. Cox
Gainesville
Tex
James Bartlette
Oakville
Andrew Carnegie
Jefferson
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E. H. Astin
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Levy Bros
Emmel & Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Mfors
Dublin
Mineral Wells
W. H. Burch
Indian Territory
Wynnewood
T. M. Ray
Chillicothe
Gregory M. DeWolf
Boston
L. Taylor Knox Bros
E. Rohde
W. T. Ford
J. W. Hamilton
C.vesmirovski
A. Schultz J. W. White H. D. Evans
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Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Company
L. Stephan
Mee
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Ford
Ford’s
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