Woodmen Day at Cotton Palace set for Waco
The Texas Cotton Palace hosts Woodmen of the World Day on Thursday November 12 with a grand parade led by Fraser and U S Senator Morris Sheppard. Prizes total 500 for uniform rank drills and axe manual events as thousands are expected to attend with concerts vaudeville and regimental drills at the Cotton Palace grounds.
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Texas Cotton Palace
Waco
Sovereign
Fraser
Morris Sheppard
United States
Texas
Texas Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of the World
Seth N. Mayfield
Cotton Palace
Belgium
Woodmen
Order
King Cotton Ve
R. H. McDill
Dallas
Crtecem
Ite
Amd
Clifton City Renounces Street Claim in Kell Gibbs Addition
The Clifton Texas City Council on September 1 1914 renounced any city right to a supposed street between Blocks 1 and 2 in the Kell Gibbs addition. The action clears a cloud on land owned by R O Bass and directs the mayor to execute a quit claim deed conveying all city interest in the parcel. The move is framed to identify the conveyed land and finalize the transaction.
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State of Texas
Bosque
Clifton
Texas
Kell & Gibbs
Bosque County
Kt. O. Bass
City of
R.O. Bass
R. O. Bass
Farmers Union pressed to back Henry Bill in Congress
Washington Sept 2 The National Farmers Union Legislative Committee led by President C S Barrett Georgia and including Peter Radford Texas H S Mobley Arkansas K K W Dobbs South Carolina and T J Douglass Missouri urged all Congress members to pass the Henry Bill. The measure drafted with NFU help was introduced August 1 by R L Henry Texas and sits with the Banking and Currency Committee.
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Washington, D. C
The
National Farmers’ Union
C.S. Bar
Henry
Congress
Farmers Union
Farmers Committee
R L. Henry
Texas
Committee On Banking and Currency
Barrett
Pair of well matched mare mules for sale in Texas
Five year old mare mules offered at a bargain by J. HH, Backpuipee Valley Mills, Texas. Note reads for inquiry.
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J. HH
Backpuipee Valley Mills
Texas
Masonic Hospital contract let for Arlington home
The Masonic Hospital project at the Home for the Aged near Arlington was awarded by the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Texas to B. F. Nelson of Arlington. The $21,499 two story fireproof building includes twenty two wards and modern facilities. The Arlington home now houses seventy residents aged zero to ninety, with diverse nationalities, and is uniquely owned by the grand Royal Arch Chapter.
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William James
Fort Worth
George W. Tyler
Knights Templar of
Texas
Belton
J. C. Kidd
Houston
Arlington
Grand Royal Arch
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E. G. Bromley
Clifton, Texas
Roy Tennison
Hillsboro
Waxahachie
Sherman
Denison
Corsicana
Ft. Worth
Cleburne
T. H. Williams
Jas. P. Griffin, G. P. A
W.V. Eagle
Clifton,Tex
Carpenter
J. Owen Carpenter
Carpenter & Carpenter
Physicians and Surgeons
Hutton & Carpenters Drug Store
A. W. Price
Henry Bill
H.S. Mobley
Kansas
Kk. W. Dobbs
South
Carolina
T. J. Douglass
Missouri, Today
Shad
W. H. Black
Lovelady Bros
Masonic Hospital
Home For the
Arling
Ton
California
Diaz
Madero
Huerta
Carranza
Mexico
Oe T. Forson
Dallas News
Ft. Worth Record
Waco Tribune
Houston Post
Waco Times-Herald
Houston Chronicle
San Antonio Express
Clifton Record
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