Local ads and notices from Wagner Brandon era
Community notices include shop promotions at Wagner Brandon with silks wraps furs and rugs and goods. Mentions of Mrs James Christian Laura Jordan and Mary Wilcox visiting Bryan area, local church services and prospecting trips, with Franklin markets and Louisiana Ribbon Cane Molasses featured.
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Agner & Brandon's
Laura Jordan
Morgan
Sim Edge
Wagner & Brandon
Miss Sellers
Millican
Bryan
Wagner
Brandon
Franklin’s
Fountain & Co
Wagner & Yer
Edinburg
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
William Kneeland
Wagner & Brandon's
Epworth League Program for Sunday November 5 19
Epworth League plan lists Opening Song 49 subject The Apostolic Mission to Open the Kingdom Acts 2 14 21 37 42 Acts 10 34 42 Peter 1 12 13 Leader Miss Mary Wilcox Prayer Song 107 Reading Miss Hattie Lou Hadseen Lesson Talk Prof Rivers Allen Reading Miss Sadie Mawhinney Song 150 League benediction.
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Epworth League
Kingdom
Peter
Mary Wilcox
Hattie Lou
Organ Recital at First Baptist Church by Lillibridge
Mr Lillibridge will give an organ recital at the First Baptist church Monday night November 6 at 8 o clock Mrs Lillibridge will assist Admission is free a free will offering will be collected for Texas Woman's College The public is invited
Minister to China reports attack on American mission station
Rockhill at Pekin telegraphs the state department that the Linhow Presbyterian mission in Canton province was attacked on October 28 by a mob destroying the mission and killing five missionaries. Two missionaries, Patterson and Ming, escaped. The emperor ordered punishment of guilty officials, compensation, and protection for missions.
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Washington
Rockhill
Pekin
State Department
Foreign Office
Lin‘how
Canton
Patterson
Ming
Seized Idols Spark Lienchau Massacre
A Hongkong dispatch says Mrs. Machle caused the Lienchau massacre by seizing idols during a national procession refusal to desist. The idol seizure led to the destruction of the mission, assault on residents, and the murder of several. Six French priests in the area were unharmed.
New Orleans Reports One Death and One Yellow Fever Case
One new yellow fever case and one death were reported up to 6 o clock Friday evening in New Orleans. Three public schools have reopened for the season. The city continues to see a large influx of residents returning home and visitors arriving from across the United States and Europe.
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New Orleans
United States
Europe
Texas Leaf Tobacco Growers Meet In Houston
The second annual meeting of the Texas Leaf Tobacco Growers is set for Houston on November 14. The event promises to cover many important subjects as tobacco farming yields good returns in East Texas. The I and G N R Railway offers low excursion rates for attendees.
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Texas Leaf Tobacco Growers
Houston
Texas
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Ferndell
Dansby
Bouth
I. & G. N. Schedule
M.H. James
Dallas
Wagner & Don’s
James Christian
Arne
R. T. Marshal of
Ennis
Thomas Holland
Louisiana
M. Lawrence & Co
Wagner & P Branson’s
W. E. Meredith
Mexiaesterday
Eredith
Brazo County
Father Gagnon
West Texas
Eagle
Mary Joseph
Baptist Church
H. Franklin
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Billy Griffin
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Panama
Fairfield & Goodman’s
Wagner& Brandon
Stella Higgs
Calvert
Alfred Benjamin& CO
America
Paris
WaLprop the
Clothiers
Conedtollast
Methodist Church
S. H. Franklin
Horace Dansby
Fort Worth
Abilene
Berwick Bay
Galveston
Chas. Edinburg
Davidson
P. O
Wagner & Brandon’s
Hunter & Chatham
China
MO. M. Lawrence
FORD
S Saloon
Hill & Hill
Paul Jones Four Roses
Atherton
Hunter Rye Brook Hill
W. T. Ford
HIGGS
Webb Brothers
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