City Council Adopts Street Openings and Purchases
An adjourned city council meeting approved opening Washington street to full width from Jones street to the I and G N intersection and opening Burnett and Elgin from Washington to Dallas. It authorized selling Baker street lots to Vick and Wilson at 150 per lot and required fence corrections on Dallas street. Other actions included Vesmirovski property sale for 125, approving a one-man committee on county aid, and appointing J B Hines as secretary. A peddler tea for Baptist church benefit was announced for Thursday. Charter for Artesian Belt railroad approved, totaling 70,000 capital, to run MacDona to Simmons City through several counties.
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City Hall
J. T. Maloney
Saunders
Covey
Fountain
Derden
Brandon
Washington Street
Jones Street
I. and
G. N
Burnett
Elgin
Washington
Dallas Street
F. Smith
Baker Street
Messrs
John Vick
R. M. Wilson
Weaver Place
Allen Academy
Messrs. Allen
South
Vesmirovski
Sexton
J. B. Hines
George Dixon
Austin
Artesian Belt Railroad of
San Antonio
MacDona
Bexar County
Simmons City
Live Oak County
Atascosa
McMullen
Bexar
Live Oak
Feder at Labor Holds Brief Denver Meeting
American Federation of Labor held a single Denver meeting on Tuesday with committee reports read and the afternoon devoted to sightseeing.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
Aged Lady Passes Away at 101 in Dallas
Mrs. Catherine Compton died at her daughter’s home in Dallas on Tuesday morning at age 101 years and seven days. A long-time Dallas resident since 1856 and native of County Tipperary Ireland, she remained devout and active in church life until recently. She leaves a daughter, a son, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her son in law was the late Dennis Canty, a noted fireman.
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Dallas
Catherine Compton
Canty
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Dennis Canty
Gas Pipeline Plans Tied To Gates Talks In Fort Worth
W B Worsham a Henrietta capitalist travels to Port Arthur to consult John W Gates about piping natural gas from Henrietta to Dallas and Fort Worth. In Mount Pleasant Ed Heavenridge loses most of his left hand after contact with a circular saw at Hoffman stave factory.
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Fort Worth
W. B. Worsham
Henrietta
Port Arthur
John W. Gates
Dallas
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Ed Heavenridge
Hoffman Stave
Coulter discount trousers boost department sale
Coulter reported strong demand yesterday with trousers cut from 3 50 to 2 20 and broad sales in other clothing lines. He also offers men's pants at 2 50 praised as well priced with side buckle belt straps and good value for the money.
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R. K. Chatham
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