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Local supplier invites inquiries for linseed oil and paint line items. Call, write, or telephone to request quotations and pricing details for coating products and related supplies.
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1900
Page
8
Local supplier invites inquiries for linseed oil and paint line items. Call, write, or telephone to request quotations and pricing details for coating products and related supplies.
A ledger of weekly property deals includes transfers in Buffalo Bayou area and Magnolia, Mangolia, and Houston additions. Notable entries name Alexander Coghill Jr., David N Barry, Henry B Allen, Matilda H Hennessay, and J Parmer among others, detailing lots, blocks, tracts, and exchanges with amounts and conditions.
John Ean invites Jackson County citizens to a Saturday meeting on county roads to discuss current conditions and set wages and materials. OB York seeks district attorney support, while Judge Rowlett calls for citizen input on road improvements. Judge Moore travels to Austin for an appeals case as railway officials announce special rates for a Texas railway celebration.
San Angelo Texas April 27 local Daughters of the Confederacy observed Memoriag day with exercises at the courthouse last night Colonel A J Baler led and delivered an address also Judge Maya and Jungo J D Wedd spoke the program included recitations singing and a flower fete. The Gild Fellows and Kenwood planned a joint anniversary celebration but rain prevented the gathering. Addresses were given by BP Barnum of Sherwood and Francis F Starr of San Angelo. The program featured a flower float and songs and Rev Nathan Thompson announced a sermon in Charathe on the next Sunday.
Edna Texas notes a May gathering of the Southwest Towne Ginners Association with W P Laughter as president. Sheriff McDowell and local figures like Henry McDowell of Lavaca and J. Eckhardt of Worktows are mentioned in farm and cattle movements including shipments to the Indian Territory.
A string of regional items reports upcoming school election preparations in Chappell Hill and surrounding areas plus community activities. Mentioned are plans for relatives visiting, a missionary society convention, and a move of Mrs Matuhown from Chappell Hill to Brenham. Also noted are notable travelers from Meatoptera preparing to depart for Europe and France.
The notice touts many fashionable seaside and mountain resorts in East Tennessee Western North Carolina and Virginia reachable via the Southern railway with low fares. It mentions titles such as Lookout Mountain and Lithia Springs and promises descriptive brochures listing about 1009 resorts hotels and boarding houses with rates and railroad connections. J C Andrews Southwestern passenger agent Houston Texas offers copies of Telstotner schedules. Gas cooking and heating stoves and instantaneous water heaters are sold by Gus Light.
Fragmented notes describe a franchise award for a telephone exchange in Nodoni and planned dedication services at Baptine church. It mentions health concerns, a summer normal announcement, a regional open date, and local school supervision changes with several named officials.
Brenham Texas news notes an 1860s era reunion planned for members of the First Texas Company under Captain George Willrich. Invitations extend to Elk residence on May for a reception marking the unit’s wartime service in the volunteer army.
The Shasabury district Sunday School conference is in progress at Granbury with Presiding Elder Poone and local workers directing discussions. Rain disrupted some events while several visitors and ministers traveled, and attendance was high though the mood stayed orderly.
April notes from Willig Texas report Superintendent Keedel scheduling a summer program with Prof Crow and PP. J M McMurrough leaves livestock role for Navogdornus Coheti Bros amid a fire forcing retirement. The trio organizes a trunk growers association at the Index office in mid April.
In Wharton Texas on April 29 a local report highlights thriving tropical fruit trees. W L Ball yielded a tree bearing a bunch of seventy five bananas last year. Additional fruit varieties show promise with orange trees and other crops praised for quality and growth.
A telegraph exchange between Steely Heater and the secretary of the New York Cotton Exchange discusses the stock level of cotton in New York. Officials acknowledge stock was heavily overestimated and request confirmation or denial amid persistent rumors of misreporting.
A lengthy exchange outlines stock market negotiations between New York and New Orleans officials over prices and timing. Secretaries Hester, Meow Orientia, and Fal discuss ensuring accuracy and market integrity while a separate notice mentions the upcoming ecumenical conference in Carnegie Hall and a report on coffee supply and weather outlooks.
In one local listing Kaover General announces a broad assortment of goods including water and coal products. The notice highlights instant availability of coke coal tar and related sales terms for customers at the market.
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