Car Found Buried Under Snow in Amarillo
A large touring car was uncovered from snow at the Birth street viaduct after three days of shovels and plows clearing streets and gutters. A New York Times writer estimated Edison inventions' direct value to investors at 15,509,000,000, noting vast indirect gains from electrical industries.
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Amarillo
Texan
Birth Street
New York Times ‘Bay
Edizon
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Indictments for Cigaret Bales in Hill County
Hillsboro reports the grand jury returned indictments for sale of cigarets to minors and 26 other indictments this term bringing totals to 119 with 48 felonies and 71 misdemeanors. The jury served thirteen days. A note on Sweden’s speed limits contrasts with American practice.
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Hill County
Hillsboro
Horton B. Porter
Christmas Worship At Baptist Church Plans
An article outlines a Baptist church event next Sunday with a special Christmas service and Sunday School at 10 am, morning worship at 11 am, and evening service. It invites the community to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and support the church programs. Also mentions a Christmas Tree, Beeline P U, and youth activities. Also notes Western Land for Sale and an ad for Tyler Commercial College scholarship contest.
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the Baptist Church
Lake
Matt
Aleo Isa
Cal
Sunbeams
BLY. P. U. Federation
Meridian
P. U
Baptist Ehurch
Tehoo
Tyler Commercial College For
Tyler’ Commercial College
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
States moves to crack blue sky stock sales
Secretary Staples announces a statewide drive to prosecute blue sky operators. Prosecutors will pursue violators and grand juries will focus on fraudulent stock schemes. Letters go to all chambers of commerce requesting info. action will begin once violations are identified. The act carries heavy penalties up to $110,000 fine and five years in prison.
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Austin
Offce
S. J. Staples
Scretary
Staples
Commere
Funeral Services To Judge Wm Poindexter In Dallas
Dallas funeral services for Judge William Poindexter were held at his home on Live Oak Street with Dr. C C McNeill presiding. After the service the body went to Cleburne by special interurban cars, guarded by Knights Templar memorial groups, then to the grave with Masonic Blue Lodge in charge. Poindexter died December 12 at age six? The obituary notes survivors as wife, children and brothers, with other details scattered in the notice.
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William Poindexter
Live Oak Street
Munger Place
C. C. McNeill
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Cleburne
Dallas Commandery
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Sncore
Cleburne Commandery No. 12
Masonic Blue Lodge
Judge Poindexter
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