Buried Treasure Unearthed In Knot Fifth Street Find
On Knot Fifth Street in Austin a Black workman named Henry Larramore unearthed cans containing hundreds of dollars in old twenties Mexican and American dollars halves and quarters. A scramble followed as Tom Murray owner and Charles Casey contractor deposited about 400 dollars in a book. The money’s ownership is disputed with guesses of rightful owners including W. B. Bush and his son. The story weaves in local property dealings and plans for a new brick building and town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex March
Knot Fifth Street
Henry Larcemore
Tom Murray
Charles Casey
Murray
Andes
Gm, Brass
Honry Larramore
W. B. Bush
P. B Bush
Peary Lectures in Atlanta Amid Tense Welcomes
An Atlanta audience of about 5 000 saw Peary deliver a speech amid the governor Brown controversy. Brown had declined to introduce Peary, while Peary praised exploratory work and addressed critics. Also noted: medical claims and a Mexican arrival at a hospital, plus obituary of Texas native William Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wali
Gov. Brown
Tye
Atlanta
Gace
Furytherean
Goorin
Killor BL
Beoley
Atlantic
Penry
Gav, Brown
May Maddox
Peary
Lampanes
William Hodges
Mark Weldon to Attend Session at Crow's Place
Fragmentary notice indicates Mark Weldon will attend a session at J B Crow's place ten miles west Mills, with possible remarks or notes in attic area. No additional names or details clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Weldon
J.B. Crow
Mills
B. Crow
Local Texas Posts and White House Ties Highlighted
The report notes Cecil Lyon's stance on his White House connection, stressing longstanding Texas postmasters appointments by presidential aid. It mentions Lyon’s role as state chairman and his lack of concern about federal ties, while a garbled line hints at health remedies and a price list from local dealers in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne Enabe
Eminenatten
Ational Pooymittvean
Isk Wrenn
Warbington
White House
Texas
Mean
Fire at Walnut Springs destroys several buildings
A fire at Walnut Springs damaged the Cinninglinne Hives and several neighboring structures. Insurance covered most losses while limited stock and some goods were destroyed. Authorities report containment prevented spread to others though the blaze affected warehouses and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Marah
Cinninglinne
Williang Hurd
Ware Company
Oir
Sean
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W. V. Kugle
Clifton, Texas
First National Bank
Tennison & Guin
the Rock Stable
Tennison & Gain
Orono NA
Big Whiskey House
L. Craddock & CO
Dallas
South
Nortlad
James £. Pepper
Green River Hill & BU
Sunny Brook
Guekenhilmer Rj Keurig Clo
First Express
Woodard
Ayu
Mins Purawer
Glin
Epp
Iin Fur Wilder
Clifton
Qonstatle Forest Phillips
L.A. Foster
Walnut
Tredall
Binzarses Sati
Viren
Rod Jaeno
Foley
W Seller
A. Stanier
Muntiers
Hans
Omarion
Hunte Boibiliege
Oik
Valley Mills Tribune
Shoedealer
DeVoe
Eltianee
Iessofort
Akin
Fs Bors
Smu Eer Mucklen
Anton Salve
Burt Cous
Tulsa
Sre
Chappos
Prien
Orin
Offeer Kis
Peabley Cakert
San Ain Nilarie
Messican Sens
Stinger
Resente
Mexian
King
Pelee & Grimland's
Reynolds
Tnt Sony Ryusonabley
H. J. Reynolds
Main St
Dallas, Texas
al Bock
Nual
Neuwood
Nutwood
Dann
Chums
Sidney
Ste
Amehony Boy, Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Pere Hote
Ind
Jaraey
Setinat
J. M. Gore
al Bock Horse Co
Cecil Lyon
Price & Grliland
Hosyn County Mutt Elivator Ch
Walnut Springs
Benithy
Mulbart
Plow & Civ
Tex
Alex Rongurson
Williwuss
Alex Mellowee
Wil Ae ‘Eons
Areestnil
Clifton Beauty
Uae
Putin
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