City Council Reports Scarlet Fever Fewer Than Rumors
Special meeting notes no active outbreak with three cases found and one convalescent. Physicians inspected schools and confirmed no new cases while ministers gather for Baptist Missionary conference starting today. Also recorded are a marriage license, a birth, rain, lumber market activity, new plank crossings, and a Methodist tea event planned by the Home Mission Society.
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V. J. Dobrovoltney
Main
Fannoi
Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
Community Gatherings and Local Business Updates
Invitations announce a 4 o’clock gathering at Mrs Ed Crenshaw home and a Westminster League meeting at the Presbyterian church at 5 pm. Notices describe repairs at Mrs Aoe Sebesta residence and various trades from Bryan merchants, including A J Wagner Co tailoring and Caldwell’s jewelry ad. More visitors arrive for the Central Baptist conference with Rev Jeff D Ray among attendees from multiple counties.
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Ed Crenshaw
Aoe Sebesta
Red Top Street
Westminster League
Presbyterian Church
Visting
Central Texas Baptist Association
Jeff D. Ray
Waco
Weaver
First Baptist Church
Levy Bros announce closing out sale with two-page ad
Levy Bros furniture dealers of this city inaugurated their closing out sale Thursday morning. The big event was announced with two full pages in the Morning Eagle.
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Messrs. Levy Bros
Vast Bargain Sale At Main Street Store Draws Country Wagons
The article notes a large bargain sale drawing wagons from the country to Main street for furniture purchases by out of town buyers. Levy and Van Syckle manage the Chicago adjusters overseeing the sale, which runs fifteen days or until stock runs out, with city deliveries challenged by the volume of orders.
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Main Street
Messrs Levy
Mr. van Syckle
Chicago Adjusters
Parades and Texas Play Postponed Amid Rain Deluge
Heavy rainfall delayed an afternoon parade and the subsequent presentation of Texas, now moved to this afternoon and tonight for T. W. C. support. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Cavitt sells reserved seats. Rainffected trains run under slow orders across the region from Texas and Pacific to the Gulf Coast. A gust at Mart reached strong levels.
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Texas
Cavitt
Texas and Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Mart
Cotton Market Shows Strength on Futures as Weather Impacts
The cotton market improved both future and spot yesterday amid weather in north Texas and Oklahoma. Traders blamed weather and Lancaster strike lingering effects for cautious demand. no export purchases occurred. Futures opened 1.5 points higher, rose to 4.5 points by close, while American futures up 8 to 10. Local spot prices strengthened 11/16 cent with sales near 100 bales. Liverpool expected to advance points. Receipts listed.
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Liverpool
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Richelieu Coffee
Uation
Missionary Conference of the Baptist Church
W. C. Garrett
Bob Dowling
Wellborn
J. M. Peters
Eula
Charles Smith
Reliance
Coulter's
Christian Endeavor Social
Henry Lenz
Annie Bredow
Emmet & Maloney
Kastol
West Boos
Ed W
Were Bros
Webb Bros
Bryan
A. J. Wagner & Co
John M. Caldwell
Eagle
Caldwell
Buchanan-Moore Wo
Wells
Central Baptist Conference
S. R. McClung
Calvert
J. B. Hicks
Franklin
E. S. P. Poole
Jacksonville
McIntosh
J. T. Beasly
W. J. Cox
Little Mississippi Church
Robertson County
H. G. Cobb
Hearne
Levy's
First National Bank
North
Oklahoma
Lancaster
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