Oklahoma and Texas News Roundup From Caldwell County
A Caldwell News-Chronicle notice sheet surveys topics from cotton and whiskey prices to Oklahoma referendum plans and university courses. It highlights a row of items: a Georgetown Southwestern Bohemian course, Japan Corea tensions, looming congressional sessions, A&M preparations, cattle drownings in Navarro county, pecan crop shortfalls, Standard Oil expose, autumn quirks, a 23 foot Avalon tomato plant joke, and new game wardens with broader arrest powers in Texas.
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Avalon
Cal
Jack
Texas
Caldwell News-Chronicle
Local notices highlight Singer banners and new academy head
Gray from the Bureau of Statistics visits Bryan to focus on cotton data while Bethel Academy welcomes Prof E K Barden and plans to open Monday. Local ads boast Singer direct sales, meat market upgrades, wood choppers sought, and 1000 acres timber land for sale. The Eagle notes Bryan oil mill runs 24 hours, employing 40 workers and paying about $450 weekly, with hopes for a cotton mill and bigger weekend payroll.
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Bryan
Compress
Farmers' Union Calls For 15 Cent Cotton Price
Mr. I. M. Cook of Steep Hollow, president of Brazos county Farmers' Union, says the union stands firm for 15 cents a pound for cotton and will hold until met. He organized a local union at Cottonwood and announces the next Brazos County Farmers' Union meeting at Reliance local at 10 am Friday Oct 4, with all locals urged to send representatives and officers from the last session to be installed.
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I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
Three Opera Nights At The City Theatre This Week
The opera house offers three successive evenings of entertainment this week. On Tuesday September 24 the Girl of the Street will be performed, followed by Sis in New York on Wednesday September 25, and the Dandy Dixie Minstrels on Thursday September 26. All shows are favorably noted in press previews.
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Opera
Sis
New York
Webb Bros Fall Dress Goods Line
Dress goods notice from Webb Bros highlighting an extensive fall line with rich striped broadcloth designs and invitation to visit the store at 248 for a look.
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Webb Bros
Webb Bros Fall Styles Promote Shoes Sale Promise
If we do not sell you your shoes a look at our new fall styles will do so Webb Bros. 248.
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Webb Bros
Onyx Hosiery Fall Line Arrival
Webb announces the fall line for Onyx Hosiery with new styles and fabrics now in stock.
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts Sept Disturbances
Washington D C September 21 forecast notes two Atlantic disturbances crossing the continent with warm and cool waves. Predictions include crossing dates for the west of Rockies great central valleys and eastern states, with temperatures peaking then falling to much lower levels and frosts further south than usual. A large high pressure area is expected late September into early October bringing a sharp temperature drop.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Artesian Well Fund Drive for Bryan City
A Bryan businessman pledges to join 100 investors at fifty dollars each, totaling five thousand dollars, to finance an artesian well. The Eagle notes city backing and a strong committee could boost funds, and urges urgent action to start the enterprise.
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Bryan
The
Eagle
Weather forecast predicts early frosts to hit cotton belt
The article notes a great high pressure system following September 21 bringing very cool air and killing frosts far southward. Frosts are expected to be the standout feature of the forecast, with significant impact on corn and spring wheat areas across the continent.
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Cotton Belt
Atout
For Sale Cheap One International Correspond ence School
A brief classified item offers a cheap sale of an International Correspondence School scholarship election course. The advertisement cites The Smith Drug Co at 247 as the contact or location.
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the Smith Drug Co
Free Baptist Church Service Notice
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and preaching at 8 p.m. by Rev. S. T. Thomas of Keith. The rite of baptism will be administered after the evening service.
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S. T. Thomas
Keith
Cotton Receipts At Local Warehouses To Date
Cotton receipts for the season tally 4915 bales across two yards. Lawrence Warehouse records 2940 and Brick Warehouse 1975.
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Lawrence
Reward Offered for Missing Dark Red Cat in Bryan
A $2.50 reward for a dark red medium size cat with white breast and one white hind foot named Red. Last seen in Bryan on September 7. Return to C. E. Griffin or Ollie Buckhaults.
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Bryan
C. E. Griffin
Ollie Buckhaults
Ash Pond hunting lease notice on Brazos bottom
W S Mial posts a five year lease of Ash Pond on his Brazos bottom property for hunting. He warns that trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated Oct 4.
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Brazos
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Southwestern University
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Jersey
Geo. T. Jester
Navarro County
Rowland Creek
Oklahoma
Standard Oil Company
Singer
T. A. Satterwhite
FN. Gray
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gray
E. Kk. Barden
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M.G. Buchanan
Barden
S. W. Buchanan's
Bryan Street
Buchanan-Moore Co
T. S. Minter
Jewett
Mike Mullen
William Henry Campbell
Mumford Road
Farmers’ Union Call
Maxim
Emmel & Maloney
Onyx
Foster
Weather Bulletin
Buchanan-Moore CO Furniture Buggies Saddles Undertaking
Free Baptist Church
W.S. Mial
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
EK. J. Jenkins
J.D. Ganter
Dunn &Daly
Holmes & Pa
B. Hudson
Bryan, Texas
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