Death of J W Orand Vice-President of Herrick Hardware
The Waco Semi-Weekly Tribune reports the death of J W Orand 52 from arterial heart trouble at his home 1512 Columbus St. He was born in Woodbury Tennessee 1861 and came to Waco in 1873. He served as vice-president of Herrick Hardware Company and leaves a widow four children and siblings. Funeral was at 10:00 a m Tuesday from the family home with Oakwood Cemetery interment.
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Waco
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J. W. Orand
Herrick Hardware Company
Columbus Street
Mr. Orand
Woodbury
Tennessee
W. N. Orand
S. W. Orand
D. H. Orand
Whitney
Comanche
R. O. Walton
Ballinger
Bruton
Sewanee
Tenn
Nellie
Frances Orand
J. C. New
Christian
Alonzo Monk, Jr
Hamilton
K. F. Gribble
O. G. Bowman
O. D. Harris
R. B. Spencer and
Henry Carver
Herrick Hardware Co Leader James Orand Dies
Obituary recalls James Orand as a businessman and loyal community figure at Herrick Hardware. He guided the firm with trust and friendship, leaving a void in the local business and civic life. The community mourns a man of upright character and significant local impact. An article notes his home, family, and dedication to the city he loved.
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James W. Orand
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Herrick Harware Company
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Orand
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Silo Advocates at Texas State Fair Highlight Diversification
The passage promotes the silo as a key farm asset at the Texas State Fair in Dallas from October 18 to November 2. It extols the silo as a powerful, educational, and economical tool for diversification in agriculture, claiming it boosts crop value, reduces waste, and supports cereal and forage crops alongside cotton.
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Dallas Fair Grounds
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Stockmen Notice Sale and Subscription Change
Advertisement from C. W. Meadows offering fields for sale with good water and grass. It notes a withdrawn annual rate for The Chief Exponent and a new prepaid option sending the paper until January 1915 for one dollar. Readers urged to subscribe now.
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Kodak Hunting Season Opens With New Year Flight
The piece humorously contrasts Texas game laws with Kodak chasing the “hunt” of photography. It promotes Eastman Kodak gear, from cameras to film, and offers in-store demos and mail development, urging readers to visit and let Mr. Moodie show kodaking pleasures.
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