Nabors return from Brownwood health improvement noted
W Z and J B Nabors returned from Brownwood where Nabors improved and plans to remain awhile. A list of local visitors includes D F Holland Thomas Smith T P Simpson John Riley J T Jones D B Floyd J R Smith W B English Prof F F Marriott J W Massey and John Martin. Methodist Sunday school opens at 9 30 AM and local ads promote Ladies Home Journal subscriptions and Thanksgiving shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z
J. B. Nabors
Brownwood
D. F. Holland
Thomas Smith
T. P. Simpson
John Riley
J.T. Jones
D. B. Floyd
J. R. Smith
W. B. English
Prof
F. F., Marriott
J. W Massey
John Martin
Hunter & Chatha Shoes and Local Notices
A mixed notice item highlights Hunter & Chatha selling bluchers and boots with fit and workmanship praised. It also includes local updates on people visiting, tax collector duties, and assorted Coulter's fabric and wool products. Historical anecdotes mention McHugh and executions in Japan alongside a dog drowning tale from England.
Monster Sightings Plague Van Meter Town
Residents of Van Meter Iowa report a terrifying creature described as half human and half batlike with horned forehead and strong odor. Reports detail electric light apparitions, gunfire, torn sashes, three toed tracks, and multiple witnesses including Dr. White and bank cashier Peter Dunn as the town braces for a probable follow up sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Meter
A. G. Grittth
Aed
Maher & Greggs
Dr. A
Peter Dunn
Dr. 0. Vu
White
Sidney Gregg
Martin, Prin
Monster Sighted Near Abandoned Mine Alarms Town
In Olcott a supposed monster described as an animal terrorized locals after midnight. J T, foreman of the brick plant, heard a strange sound from an abandoned coal mine prompting volunteers to search. The creature and two smaller ones emerged, shots fired, dawn revealed the two monsters returning and vanishing down the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fate
McHugh
Pariament
Ireland
McHugg
Kilmainham
Ichigaya
Japan
Staffordshire
England
Strange Phrases Foretelling Death in Noble Family
A lord dining with Turf Club friends hears a distant drum or carriage sound signaling death. A servant reports no carriage. the lord declares it is his hearse. He dies soon after, prompting questions about warnings that weigh on frontier families and their followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thef Lords
Turf Club
Lord
Mark
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Texas
Clarke & Fountain
Ciarne & Fountain
The
Ladies Home Journal
Methodist Ladies
Austin
R. O. Allen
Eagle
Methodist
John Ferguson
R. McClung
Amon Williams
Lee Andrews
Devalson Buchanan
Harvey
B.A. Huggins
John Sabo
Will Cloud
Geo, Edge
J. W. Sheppard
Henry Sheppard
Kurten
Saxony
Split Zephyr
Shetland
Floss
Coulter's
Krause’s Big Company
Krause Big Company
Otto Krause
Hie
Manger Company
Wodlod Sisters
Gordonwell
Bob Hope Wallace
Ie Baker
Otto H. Krause
Webb Bros
Just
Krippendorfes
Tate
Howell Bros
Saturday Evening Post
Eagle Office
Mark Wilcox
John Beard
Wixon
Bessie Gibson
Calvert
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
Stacy, Adams
Hunter &Chatha
Brazos County
Geo. A. Adams
Tom Davidson
Waco
Emma Cloud
Maxwell
John Brown
G. W
Grimesterday
Haswell’s
Ghat
Iowa
Olcott
Geo. A. Adan's
Parker
Showa
HAM
Star Ham
Simon Pure
Bonneville
Pratt’s
E. C. Harder & CO
Henry & Brogdon’s
Henry & Brogdon
Call Health
M. H. James
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