Grocer's Scheme at Busy Store Draws Attention
An anxious grocer answers a call while joking with customers about Carnegie and wealth. A bystander notes his loud talk and influence on patrons, suggesting he flaunts status to attract shoppers as other lines form in the busy store. The scene is set at a neighborhood shop famed for its bustling days. A separate wedding notice from Clifton reports Andrew Cooper wed Miss Lu Stubblefeld with Rev. Graves officiating.
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New York
Benton Smith
Clifton
O'Cloeke
Andrew Cooper
Lu Stubblefeld
W. F. Graves
Meridian Tribune
Horse Thief Caught After Stealing Horse and Saddle
Harris stole a horse from J H Adkison four miles above Iredell on January 10. He and others then fled to the city, selling a saddle and escaping to Breckenridge. Sheriff Hornbuckle issued a description and the suspect was arrested at Breckenridge. Blasingame and Loftin reported the week’s largest shipment of turkeys and chickens out of the county, with turkey prices rising to the highest this season, shipped direct to New York.
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Harris
J. H. Adkison
Iredell
Stephens
Jacksboro
Hornbuckle
Breckenrige
Blasingame & Loftin
New York
Advertising Offer to Roosevelt by Spokane Leader
Jimmie Durkin of Spokane, railroad president and humanitarian, claims he can secure a five year advertising manager contract for Theodore Roosevelt with a salary of 5200 a week and a 260000 bond from Union Trust Company to guarantee faithful performance, asserting Roosevelt as the greatest advertising man. Durkin pledges to back the deal with security and suggests others could double the offer if needed, stressing his confidence in Roosevelt and the need for support from financial backing.
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Jimmie’ Durkin
Spokane
Ailroad
Humanitar Ua
Adoen
Fis
Roosevelt
Union Trust Company of
Northwest
Hoosevelt
Tirsas Ttt Should Be Willing and Able To Double the Offer Which Ium
Clann
Union ‘Trust Company
Thin City
Intangible Tax Case Echoes in Hill County Record
The Hill County Record reports on a legal struggle over the payment of intangible taxes linked to Dallas County assessments. Katy alleges half the intangible value is due, while Judge Nash upholds part of the injunction restricting overall tax collections. The case hinges on state tax provisions and the constitution's stipulations for exactions by counties.
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Katy
San Antonio
Nash
Dallas
Board of Evaliation
Dallas County
Cnn Juny
Fudge Nawh
Jon
Avesin
Prime Herald
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