Weatherford Railroad Changes Hands and New Officers Elected
The Weatherford Mineral Wells and Northwestern Railroad was sold today to George J. Gould and associates. New officers elected include Gould as president L S Thorne as first vice president P E Bock as second vice president T J Freeman as general attorney and J W Boot as secretary and treasurer. Directors list Gould Thorne Freeman Bock and others. Extension plans to Graham are described.
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Weatherford
Tex
Weatherford, Mineral
Mineral Wella
Rock Creek
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
George J. Gould
L. 8. Thorne
P. E. Bock
T. J. Freeman
J. W. Boot
L. S. Thorne
W. H. Abrams
J. W. Everman
L. M. Fouts
K. J. Gannon
R. Fenby
Boothas
Mineral Wells
Graham
Northwest
Card of Thanks from Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Carron
A note of gratitude to the ladies of Upper Tank for a quilt that will warm their hearts and bodies. Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Carron extend thanks to the benefactors.
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Upper Tank
L. W. Carron
New Confectionery and Oyster Parlors Opening Soon
The Ruben Koenig building will house a confectionery and oyster parlor in a few days. The shop will stock a complete up to date line of candies fruits and confections of all sorts. Fresh oysters will be available in season.
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Rubenkoenig
Praise for Chamberlain's Colic Remedy From Prattsburg Notice
Letter from T W Greathouse of Prattsburg Georgia says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved him from chronic diarrhoea after seven years of suffering. Remains in demand with numerous letters of praise. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Union
T. W. Greathouse
Prattsburg
Graham Drug Co
John Wesley
Graham white residents oppose bringing in negro servants
A Graham letter declares no new negroes should be employed in the community. The writer cites economic and social fears, praising white seamstresses and laborers while arguing that servant competition would harm local families and orphans.
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Graham
Nacogdoches killer captured and spirited to Shreveport
Jim Buchanan, the man accused of murdering the Hicke family, was captured Tuesday and taken to Shreveport, Louisiana by the Nacogdoches sheriff. He has confessed, and a determined East Texas mob awaits his return across the border.
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Jim Buchanan
Hicke
Nacogdoches
Shreveport
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M. E. Sebree
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A. P. Hoge
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Fiora L. Hooer
E. P. Haynes
J.c.mount
Three Mile Bay
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Grapam Drug Co
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