Various Notions and News Snippets From Texas and West
A compact page notes multiple items including a bird’s bite death tied to a shirt change, Amarillo conference meals, Alabama dry law timing, Williamson County wet or dry verdicts late month, the Georgia profanity ruling, a poetically framed hillside morning, a London doctor’s view on kissing and dental health, Alaska diet hints, Nome phonograph reaction, Seattle paying for dead rats to curb plague, Hamburg American ship expansion and canal width opinions, government actions against Utes, and a remark on loafers nationwide.
Light as a Republican paper in Texas republic voice
Mose Harris in his Texas Republic reassures friends with the line that God will take care of him. The piece compares Roosevelt to Rameses II, mocks the Egypt deity trick, and notes Bishop Candler urging practical knowledge. It also questions Texas amendments votes and political alignment with Campbell.
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Mose Harris
Texas Republic
Moses
Rameses II
Roosevelt
Bryan
Candler
Texas
Fort Worth
Republican
Glee Club Tonight Brings Powell Duo for Concert
The A and M Glee Club plans a stronger, larger program with Douglas Powell baritone and Helen Edsall Powell on piano joining the group. Audiences can expect a lively evening of humorous selections and refined musical entertainment from this distinguished pair.
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A. and M. Glee Club
Douglas Powell
Helen Edsall Powell
Brazos River Falls Slow After Flooding, Repairs Urged
Reports say the Brazos River began falling Tuesday night and continued through Wednesday. While fair weather should restore roads, several bridges and crossings were found in need of repairs.
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Brazos River
Market Quotations and Bryan Prices Report
Market updates for November 19 cover cotton corn cattle hogs butter eggs poultry and potatoes with Bryan quotes for November 20. It notes Brazilian observers ceasing fighting to celebrate a National day and comments on their political revolutions.
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Galveston
New York
Liverpool
Bryan
Houston
Fort Worth
Mrs Hendrick Dies After Carbolic Acid Incident
Mrs W P Hendrick wife of a Bell county farmer died at the family home near Rogers Texas from the effects of carbolic acid. The death occurred on November 20 and involved the household incident at the farm residence one mile from Rogers.
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Rogers, Tex
W. P. Hendrick
Bell County
Death of General A M Parks
Enid Oklahoma November 20 General A M Parks past commander of the department of Oklahoma Grand Army of the Republic died at his residence after a short illness in this city.
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General Parks
Enid
Okla
A. M. Parks
Department of Oklahoma
Grand Army of the Republic
Rockefeller Denies Hoarding Government Bonds
A statement attributed to Rockefellers spokesmen declares John D. Rockefeller is not hoarding government bonds. The issue arose in New York on November 20.
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Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Seat Not To Be Contested In Ardmore Race
Ardmore November 20 Hon G C D Carter has learned L G Bis ney will not challenge his congressional seat.
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Ardmore
CG. D. Carter
L. G.bisney
Indian College Destroyed in Chickasaw Landmark Fire
In Roff Oklahoma on November 20 the Chickasaw owned Indian college landmark burned to char. In Woodward Oklahoma on November 20 David P. Marcum announced plans to plant 10 000 Elberta peach trees across 100 acres.
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Indian College
Roff
Okla
The
Chickasaws
Woodward, Okla
David P. Marcum
BREVITIES BUNCHED WITH LOCAL NOTES
Hamlin Texas to have a large mill and elevator. Pecans fetch 8 to 10 cents a pound in Austin. Gallagher killed by handcar accident near Wyne. J J Hill urged end to attacks on business systems in Kansas City address. Ardmore Hargrove college to be replaced by 35000 dollar structure. Muskogee businessmen invite Oklahoma legislature to meet there. Rudolph Trahan residence burned at Sulphur with infant perishing. Silas Warren found dead near Bartlett Texas. Will Simmons shot in leg while hunting near Georgetown. M J Thomas badly shot during dispute at Brown's Ferry Cooke County. Albert Nice, a boy, died after shotgun discharge near Lake Charles. Frank McCue Roy Pringle indicted for murder of Earl Mabry. Eight year old Jesse Bonin's shotgun discharged killing his brother Clarence.
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Hamlin
Tex
Austin
W. d D. Gallagher
Wyne
Kansas City
J. J. Hill
Hargrove College
Ardmore
Muskogee
Oklahoma Legislature
Sulphur
Rudolph Trahan
Silas Warren
Bartlett
Georgetown
Will Simmons
Brown's Ferry
Cooke County
Texas
M. J. Thomas
Lake Charles
Albert Nice
Frank McCue
Roy Pringle
Dallas
Earl Mabry
Trinity River
Jesse Bonin
San Antonio
Clarence
Jesse
Climax of Bradley Trial as Mrs Bradley Testifies
Mrs Bradley, testifying in her own defense, recounts the final interview with ex Senator Brown at the Raleigh hotel and the shooting that followed. The courtroom is crowded as she identifies letters from 1901 to 1906, sobbing at times, causing the proceedings to drag while readings continue.
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Bradley
Brown
Washington
Chicago Woman Deposits 4000 In Bank Of Montreal
A middle aged Chicago visitor arrives in London Ontario and deposits 4000 in gold and American dollars, tied in a towel, claiming the funds are her grandmother’s, her mother’s and her own life savings at the Bank of Montreal.
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London
Bonham Cotton Mills Run Overtime To Catch Up Orders
Bonham Texas November 20 authorities report the Bonham cotton mills are now running overtime to catch up with demand. The mill operates from six in the evening to nine, a feature noted as a strong local industry that has consistently paid handsome dividends despite economic panics.
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Bonham
Tex
Bonham Cotton Mills
Harry L Parker Dies by Suicide in Louisville
Louisville November 20 Harry L Parker traveling freight agent for Missouri Pacific railway with headquarters here shot himself. He is believed to have suffered derangement from a slow fever two years ago. Running Double Time Homestead steel works running double time November 20
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Harry L. Parker
Louisville
Missouri Pacific Railway
Mr. Parker
Homestead
Homestead Steel Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
Folger’s
Golden Gate
E. J. Fountain
the Daily Eagle
Postoffice
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
Hanna
Mark Hanna
Amarillo
Alabama
Georgia
Williamson County
Williamson
Mississippi Supreme Court
Alaska
Nome
Seattle
Hamburg-American Line
Panama Canal
Eagle
the Glee Club
Emmel
Emmel & Maloney
Suchanan-Moore Company
Chicago
Canada
W. C. Fountain
Bover Smitht Drug Company
Willis
W. F. Miller
CRAIN
Wilson Grain
Cavitt’'S Drug Store
Texas Mutual
Smith Building
J. B. Hines
S.H. Dunlaps«Co
S. H. Franklin
Haswell’s Book Store
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