Houston Crackers Factory News Reveals New Biscuit Plant
The article describes a Houston cracker factory on Commerce Avenue and Chenevert, noting a brick building about 112 feet by 105 feet and a turning oven system that produces several varieties including Obsterattoy and ginger snaps. It highlights Mr. C. L. Taylor as manager, the plant’s scale, and the anticipated employment and local impact on goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na‘Biscuit
Cor- Commerce Avenue
Chenevert Ft
Feomts
Compierce
Cheynewert
Houston
Nachouil Bigot Company
Ite
EL Taylor
Enop
Fuera
Divense Fartaises
Greta Lacee
Poole
Oilers
Cured of Piles After Many Years At Public Jewelry Sale
A lengthy report praises Sam Martian the auctioneer as his sale of valuable jewelry drew about 120 bidders daily. The event, held in Albany, led to rapid bidding and a bustling four and a half hours each day, with many items sold. Martian then left for New York to lead a major sale, while Miss Kidder received praise for her stage role and a related upcoming New York engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
New York City
Lebenger’s
Sam Martian
Maretin
Thor Oleh
Wadening
Turk
Philadelphia
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Miss Kidder
New York
Paris
George 4A Landram to Appear in Texas Chapel
Grovee A Landram, noted tm- Personater from Washington DC, will appear at Heaven chapel, Texas and Milam, January 2. The event details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a public appearance by a known figure in a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovee A. Landram
Washington, D. C
Priestleys Spring Import Sale of Black Goods and Silk Novelties
The store announces a viewing of Priestleys Black Goods and silk novelties imported for the spring season. The assortment includes cashmere like fabrics, silks, crepes, and outing wrappers with wide color ranges and tailored details. Case after case arrives, with prices highlighted and a Monday inspection date promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priestley
Mack
Short Talks With Prominent Visitors to Houston
A fragmentary 19th century Houston column describes crowds at Rice and local reactions to visiting figures. It notes Judge Alvin C. Cusier and Captain McBlain in town, mentions recruitment plans, and scenes of theater and fashion, including hats and social remarks about attendees.
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Alvin C. Cusier
Deuton
Ely
Ile Atovles
Ott
Tarver
Larede
Guliinmnan
Conventon
Wewu
Preet
Bessel
Severn
Mairnia
Auballe
Mr. Osby
Zoer
Hogston
Indies
Fragmented Verse Notes From A Nonsense Plea
A garbled passage offers fragmented lines about a poet or riddle. It mentions names like Shelton and Chobe and hints at a Wise Tiee title. The text reads as stray phrases and misordered words with no clear narrative or event.
John W Howard announces bid for city police chief
John W Howard declares candidacy for chief of police in the city. The filing notes his long service on the police force and prior roles, including acting as captain, with emphasis on integrity and dedication to public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBlain
Victoria
John W. Howard
John W. Towel
Tbe
Howard
John Howard
Sonie
New Ophthalmoscope Improves Eye Examination Power
An article lauds a new ophthalmoscope that magnifies eye interiors from 25 to 22,000 times and lights the eye for clearer reading of health. It notes enhanced detection of diseases, broader diagnostic reach, and potential for photography of the eye, promising earlier, more precise medical insight.
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Dave
Bond
Poe Peiroay
Tome
Mim Taut Keller
Cc. H. Taylor
Alette Arangelsty
Albany
Wsaya
George 4A, Landrum
Priestios
Priceties
Priesties
Prito
Pilot
Prio
William L. Foley
Teles
Madras
Wehr and
Metinn Melebt
Ton -Anleber
Anite
Fontaine Cath
Fane
China
Shoe Department
Nif Lave Eben
Tye
Tey
Manns Tetrvat Tid Poles Marien Nomea
Ata
Stor
Hie
Fon
Taifes
Muydras
Chambhroay
Grasa Lineg
olWaya
Ohio
America
Fontine
Wijinaa
Ever
Shelton
Oliver No
Oliver Gangplt
Corner Prairie and
Milam
Perr
Nature
Seymour
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