Rapid Progress on Electric Light Plant Construction
Work on the electric light plant advances quickly with a nearly new building, raised smokestacks, and ready foundation for machinery. The target date was December 1 but early completion seems likely, with credit given to H C Yount and H. Febekr for pushing the project. Paink-13 offered at J Loeb's Store.
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H.C Yount
H. Febekr
Meet to Organize state Guard Company
A meeting is set for Saturday night Oct. 20 at 4 o clock in the old armory hall to organize a company of State Militia. Anyone desiring to join should attend for full explanations and signers of applications are urged to come. By Committee W. L. Douglass shoes, the best known shoes for Men and Boys, for sale at J. Loeb's Store.
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W. L. Douglass
J. Loeb’s
Cooks and Ladies Preview New Lower Timer Goods Assortment
The note highlights lower prices on timer goods and invites ladies and misses to view the B. st assortment, implying a promotional display for cookware and related items.
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B. St
J. Loeb’s
Veterans Enjoyable Relief Corps Meeting at G A R Hall
On Saturday night October 6 a John C Freemont Post unit visited the G A R hall where the Relief Corp hosted a gathering with guests invited for Tuesday October 9. O Bovard chaired the meeting. Rev Palmer Orton and Harvey spoke briefly. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, and the veterans praised the event. A notice invites readers to see W Rae Belts and comics at J Loeb's Store.
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John C. Freemont Post
G. A. R. Hall
Relief Corp
O. Bovard
Tell the Treasurer Tax Time Urges Clarity
The article urges taxpayers to inform the treasurer exactly what property they are paying on and where receipts can be found. It notes assessments date from March 1905, warns of delinquencies from unclear property, and reminds that the last day is about two weeks away, Monday November 8, before the election.
Winter Hints From Farmers and Local Happenings
Lower Warren reports winter signs as farmers hurry to Covington for coats while others sell property. J C Hawthorn loses home and goods in a late fire. Mrs Hawthorn saves children but the loss is heavy. McElhaney trades Marshfield hotel and stock for a Louise Texas farm of 500 plus acres and moves soon.
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J.C. Hawthorn
Dresser
Cc. L. McElhaney
Marshfield
Louise
Texas
W. F. Appling
C. A. Ward
Mr. McKihaney
Scott Crawford
State Line
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