Fire destroys Frazar building and water damages Daily Stock
A large early morning fire destroyed the Frazar Opera House building along with the Cansey Meat Market and Beckmann Domino Parlor. The J Nathan building and Daily Stock suffered heavy water damage. Fire crews battled the blaze as nearby lodges and businesses faced total loss and insurance details were outlined. The Rock Island State Bank closed, with liquidation by the State Banking Commission after a holiday-related delay and loan losses.
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Frazar Opera Hone
Beckmann
Causey
Nathan
Odd Fellows and
Woodmen
World Furniture
B. H. Daily Stock
Opera House
Frazar Opera House
W. F. Cattsey
Henry Beckmann
Walla
McCarty
Nathan Guild
Anade
Nathan Wilding Ood
Opera Hywae
Ag Rosenberg
Columbus
Woimar
Jack Hilmer
Gear Grgenworth
Bewindon
Lowrey
Mr. Pevitinn
Beanferl
Vymar
Chak
Welsmar
Eagle Lake
Weimar
J. N. Frazar
Edgard Cabage
Cor- We Cherie
Fraser Brow
Odd Fellows Lodge
Woodman Lodge
J. Nathan Dutting
Wigle Lake Ice & Medtric Company
Mehta Boralig
Algo
Tom Kibly dies in Florida car crash
J Kirby Jr son of T J Kirby Columbus confectionery magnate killed near Palm Beach Florida last Sunday in a truck crash as his carnival company traveled between towns. He was about 40 and the body expected in Columbus today for burial.
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V. J. Kirby, Jr
Columbus Bos
T. J. Kirby
Columbus
Palm Beach
Floria
Young Kirby
Carnival
Nother
Kirby
Mau
Tom Kirby
Baly
Intermrat
Sheridan Man Died Suddenly at Sisters Home
Sheridan resident Mr. Botard died unexpectedly while visiting his daughter Mrs. Robert Brown at Lisele last Thursday. Cause of death was paralysis. Born October 18 1852 in Columbus Texas he was 73 years 3 months and 24 days old. He married at 24 and is survived by eight children, three sons and five daughters. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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CO. Botard
Sheridan
Robert Brown
Lisele
Botard
Eoterd
Llaely
Mr. Hoterd
Columbus
Texan
Tatheres
Bicycle Stolen From Yard at Frazar Home
Newton Frazar’s bicycle disappeared from the yard at his parents Gin Home on last Monday afternoon between 2 and 4. Pranar ia offers five dollars as a reward for recovery or information leading to the thief’s identity.
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Newton Frazara
Mroad Meru
J. N. Frezar
Mr. Pranar
Newton
Eagle Lake fire scene prompts call for better equipment
Yesterday morning's blaze at Eagle Lake underscored the town's need for upgraded firefighting gear. Residents debated a bond issue for improvements as one engine cannot serve three streams of water, with talk of scrapping other bond projects to fund a new engine and pump.
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Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake Fire Department Receives Public Thanks
The Eagle Lake Fire Department receives heartfelt thanks from the community for rapid aid during a fire yesterday morning. Volunteers Keith and Chief of the Eagle Lake Volunteer Fire Company are cited for their swift response and assistance with equipment.
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Eagle Lake
Columa
Weimar
Aments
Aingly
Keith
A. Fire Company
Seven Candidates for Alderman in Tuesday Election
The city plans a seven candidate alderman ballot with three seats open. Candidates include Shinwely, G B Skelton, AL Fe Wagner, E W Haily, 0 4 Winter, BL Moomey, and Gray Pay Ame. County Interscholastic meet set for March 26 27 with events in drama music memory and track hosted by Bigle Lake and Columbus.
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Jobe
Shiev
J. Burger
Jo A. Trowgoole
JF. Ulery
M. Steinwell
Eagle Lake
Feelty
McRee
Gray Paine
McKee
Shinwely
Skelton
AL Fe Wagner
Haily
Moomey
Gray Payame
Crowds Pack Nottawa Revival Meeting Led by G E Curtis
Large attendance marked the Nottawa revival started last Sunday led by evangelist G E Curtis of the Christian church. The meeting house was filled at capacity with people from the community and visitors who came to hear Curtis and participate in the services. Curtis, a brother of the revival choir director from Acoville, was featured prominently in the evening services and is described as a highly paid evangelist awaiting the next listed date. Curtin is slated to begin a meeting on Friday March tet
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T.M. Roberts
Nottawa
Scare Evangeliat
G. Curtis
The
Christian Church
G. E. Curtis
Acoville
Houston
Curtis
Byanjge
Burglars Loot Sealy Store in Monday Night Break In
The general merchandise store of John Huckhorth at Sealy was burglarized Monday night with about 2000 dollars of merchandise stolen. Entry was gained by smashing a skylight and thieves lowered themselves with a rope. Goods were carried to a car parked near the building. Washington's Birthday is observed by banks and post offices the following day.
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John Huckhorth
Sealy
Washington
W Hanly Candidacy for Alderman Place
Mrs W Munis seeks votes for W Hanly in Eagle Lake city primary Tuesday. Hanly is a long time property owner and business man praised as capable of improving the city with conservative methods and strong leadership. Citizens urged to vote for Hanly Tuesday.
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W. Munis
Ught
Eagle Lake
Hanly
Hany
Aagie Lake Brow
Cnet
Hanky
Komus Klub Plans Spring 1929 Show Green Stockings
The Komus Klub executive sets April 17 for its next production Green Stockings. Organized in January 1921, the club staged five productions that year, including Our Aunt From California and a minstrel show. Previous years featured Uncle Ruhe and Happy Returns among others. The club missed last year due to the high school fire, now seeking material for a satire filled comedy.
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J. Dune Can
Komus Bich
Komug Klub
California
Ruhe
Pat
Yankl-San
Green Stockings
Enating
Wagner announces candidate for Bagia Lake alderman
Mr Wagner urges Bagia Lake voters to support his bid for alderman in the upcoming primary next Tuesday. He is a town business and property owner promising to advance local interests. The notice appears in the community paper with local clerical and personal notes amid election chatter.
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Bagia Lake
Hig
Hoa
Wits Mag
Hyery
Alder BB Wales
Prairie Chickens Open Season Returns After Twenty Years
The region plans a short open season on prairie chickens for ten days per hunter with a daily limit of five and a ten per season. The decade long closed period is ending to curb illegal take and restore numbers, with September as the start.
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Oportamon
Wooking
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