For Sale Early 20th Century Bryan Area Land Lots
Multiple parcels near Bryan offer 111 acres at 15 per acre with improvements and hedges 15314 acres near a mail route 15 miles north with a 4 room residence 70 cultivated acres 10 acre hog pasture water well and easy terms. Additional 50 acres 15 miles north with 4 room house 35 cultivated acres and price 10 per acre. Further 24 acres near Bryan at 10 per acre 9 room residence 2 tenant houses barn 500 cost and 50 acres 12 miles northeast with timber 5 per acre. Also five room residence with two acres near school 1500 and ten room residence 40 acres and city limits 3000. N B Cole block Hall addition 750 and eastern town quarter 425 with 242 acres Caldwell pasture sell in tracts. 3 lots with shoe trees 3800 83 lots near Allen Academy 25 each 52 acres with residence and bore well 1600. Bargain terms.
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Bryan
School House
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Allen Academy
Consul General Reports Improving Shanghai Boycott
Consul General Rogers cables from Shanghai that anti American boycott conditions are improving. State Department officials here conclude the boycott has nearly exhausted itself with Chinese merchants the main losers in the action.
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Washington
Rogers
Shanghai
State Department
Social whirl fills Rohde home with young guests
A merry party at Mrs. H. Rohde’s home honored Miss Nellie Rohde and guests Miss Maurine Simmons of Houston and Miss Lorraine Reynolds of Franklin with flowers, lanterns, music, and cream and cake for about 35 couples.
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H. Rohde
Nellie Rohde
Maurine Simmons
Houston
Lorraine Reynolds
Franklin
Fannie Fountain
Marshall Spell
Carl Cole
Jack Gordon
Luther Stewart
Marlin
Aline Rohde
T. Oc, Nunn
Punch
Charlie Jenkins
Lois Reynolds
Ray Conway
Mary Ross Parker
Hudson Myers
Rastee Doremus
Frances Chance
Jim James
Roger Astin
Mrs. Parker
H. O. Boatwright
Boatwright
W.C. Davis
Katie Henderson
Robert Webb, Jr
Stuart Boatwright
Rob
Webb
Tie Linen Sewing Club
Vivian Martin
Robert
Prohibition Provision Adopted by Committee of Fifty
Muskogee dated Sept 2 reports progress at the constitutional convention. The fifty member committee unanimously accepts the prohibition report, establishing penalties and prima facie evidence of liquor law violations. Fort Gibson named temporary capital as the sub committee’s location choice. Provisions for a enforcing commission and corporation rules echo Vermont 1902 model.
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Muskogee
Fort Gibson
Indian Territory
State of
Vermont
Tartars Terrorize Shusha Besieged Amid Armenian Massacres
In Tiflis on September 2 reports said Shusha remains cut off as Tartars besiege the town. Armed bands massacre Armenians and troops with artillery are ordered to the scene amid ongoing conflicts.
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Tiflis
Shusha
Imperial edict orders end to boycott of American goods
China has issued an imperial ban on the boycott of American products. Viceroys and provincial governors are ordered to suppress the boycott and held responsible for enforcement. The U S State Department received a cable from Minister Rockhill summarizing the edict.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
China
State Department
Rockhill
Man Shoots Himself at Mother's Grave in Chicago
In Rose Hill cemetery H L Hoffman knelt beside his mother's grave and shot himself in the temple. He had just arrived from St Louis and died two hours later in a Chicago hospital after being taken there by mourners. The act occurred as a funeral procession passed.
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Chicago
Rose Hill
H. L. Hoffman
St. Louis
Hoffman
Faith In Marine Hospital Service Modifies Quarantines
New Orleans reports show the Marine Hospital Service pushing quarantine changes as towns like Manchac Lafayette and others lift restrictions and Governor Vardaman commends the effort. A fever campaign led by Dr White and local officials aims to accelerate moving and sanitation improvements with a Liverpool talks event and a Jesuit priest aiding infected districts. Ten new cases and three deaths of yellow fever are reported up to noon Saturday.
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New Orleans
Marine Hospital
Manchac
Science
Lafayette
Vardaman
Marine Hospital Service
Wyman
Natchez
Vicksburg
White
Boyce
Liverpool
Behrman
Father Widman
Patterson
Riverside
St. Mary's
Typhoon Floods Shanghai City Rising Three Feet
Shanghai was struck by a typhoon Friday night into Saturday morning flooding the entire city. Water reached three feet, marking the first citywide flood in fifty years. Local authorities reported widespread disruption and damage across Shanghai.
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Shanghai
U.S. Immigration Orders Pre-Boarding Eleven Sail
United States board of immigration requires all steerage passengers destined for the United States to be at the port of embarkation six days before sailing. The directive applies to all voyages and aims to streamline entry processing and screening.
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Bremen
United States Board of Immigration
United States
Yellowstone Park Sees Record 20000 Visitors This Season
Salt Lake City reports that fully 20,000 people have visited Yellowstone park this season, the highest count on record, reflecting a surge in tourism and sustained interest in the park during late summer.
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Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Beaumont Receives First New Rice and Local Developments
Beaumont received her first new rice Friday. The Ramsey opera house at Lawton is completed. Miss Mary Flynn of Chicago died suddenly at Oklahoma City. New Roman Catholic church at Sherman will cost $16,000. Cornerstone laid for Y M C A building in Waco. Judge C C Potter of Gainesville bought the Thorn Graham farm of 980 acres in Cooke county.
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Beaumont
Ramsey Opera House
Lawton
Shreveport
Bells
Tex
Forestry Association For
Texas
Denton
Chicago
Young Men's Christian Association
Waco
Blossom
Lamar County
Nero Games
Schleiger
McGregor Tex
Dexter
N. M
James Noble
C. C. Potter
Gainesville
Thorn Graham
Cooke County
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Azos County
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Joe Escamilla
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S. S. Ball
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W. Va
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E. C. Dewitt & CO
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D. C. DeMaret
Adell Rayer
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Corrne James
Nellie Cole
Ella Ray Boyle
Corine
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M. W. Sims
First Baptist Church
George Mulaf
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Holy Land
Mt. Lebanon
King’s Daughters
J. M. Collier
Emily Peale
Emily Thomas
Adline Sanders
Lula Bulock
K. M.Q. Club
O. FE. Saunders
T. K. Lawrence
Cora Garth
Committee of Fifty
Sam Leading Brands
Silas B. Johnson
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Iron Mountain System
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Durango
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