Local Political Names and Health Warning in 1906 Cotton Journal
The Cotton Journal reports candidates for Congress and District Attorney, plus local figures in Cameron and Corsicana. It includes Health Officer George H. Tabor urging sanitation to prevent yellow fever, stressing mosquito control as essential.
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Texas
George H. Tabor
Louisiana
Editor Champions Puppy Love In Daily Editorial
Alpine Avalanche editor defends a seven year old boy gifting a bouquet to his secret crush each school day. He argues happiness springs from love in all lawful forms and urges readers to share in that joy. The Houston Post notes his youthful spirit and benevolent stance on affection.
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The
Alpine Avalanche
Avalanche
Minnie
Florence
Houston Post
Baseball Captain Elected
G A Smith was elected captain of the baseball team after a strong season as star pitcher. He excels in pitching and second base play and posts a batting average above the state and region. W G Moore named student manager for next year, expected to perform well.
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G. A. Smith
Texas
South
Smith
W.G. Moore
Battalion
Graduation Exercises and Sermon at First Baptist Church
A Sunday sermon by Rev. Chalmers McPherson of Waxahachie Texas followed by a Monday to noon school schedule. Graduation exercises at Grand Opera House Tuesday evening at 8 30 feature salutatory and valedictory remarks with diplomas and medals presented by the principal Rev J F Hailey and Judge V B Hudson in a program including music by Misses Broadaway Royder and others and accompaniment by Miss Wittman.
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First Baptist Church
Chalmers McPherson
Waxahachie
Texas
Grand Opera House
Irma Royder
Velma Broadaway
Curtis Henry
Lula Umensetter
J. F. Hailey
V. B. Hudson
Wiederschen
Bailey
Guasie Wittman
Banediction
J. J. Tatum
H. & T. C Excursions Sell Tickets for May and June
The H. and T. C will sell excursion tickets for Austin on May 27 and morning of May 28 with a limit of May 31 for Funeral Directors' Association. Tickets will also be sold in Louisville Kentucky on June 11 12 and 13.
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Austin
Funeral Directors’ Association
Louisville
Bryan Texas City Ordinance on Automobile Speed and Stopping
City of Bryan adopts an ordinance regulating vehicle speed to eight miles per hour on streets and requiring drivers to stop when approaching frightened teams. Violations carry a misdemeanor with fines from ten to one hundred dollars. Attest Secretary pro tem J. W. Batts and Mayor J. E. Burger.
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Bryan
Texas
City of
J. W. Batts
Prescription Precision Draws Shoppers to Pharmacists
A patient-focused ad-like passage touts exact compounding, accurate ingredients and precise dosages as the reason to visit this pharmacy for every prescription. It emphasizes meticulous accuracy as a value proposition and urges customers to come in for exacting service.
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Gen. Pass
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Geo. D. Hunter
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Kutter
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Tur Mognin
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Cameron
Milam County
Rufus Hardy
Corsicana
Navarro County
Richard Mays
J. M. Ralston
J. L. Fountain
J. G. Minkert
Bryan, Texas
the Eagle
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Atlanta
Southern Cotton Association
Harvie Jordan
Richard Cheatham
Academic and Collegiate Institute
J. D. Weat
Beethoven
Minnie Barrow
Annie Berryman
Willie Boyett
Leonard Jones
Scharwenka Charley Wynn
Bessie Stallinger
Nelson Dulaney
Tarentello
Bonheur
J. E. Burger
Sidfug
Carson, Sewall & Co
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Silas B. Johnson
Montreal
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Rohde
Stevenson Machine
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A. E. Worley
Bryan Steam Laundry
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Joe B
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Friand-In
Nered Soocosaty
Hasworth’s Book Store
John Wittman