City Council Votes to Inspect Milk and Food Products
The city council met with all aldermen except Hobbivon and Tuffly. The board of public works recommended contracts for Hogan Street sewer and Engelke Street gravel paving and the acceptance of a bid for Obenevert Street gravel. An ordinance to inspect milk and all food products by the health department was passed, with live animals and butchered meat to be included.
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Hobbivon
Board of Public Works
C. EB. Donnelly
Hogan Street
Englake Street
James Took
Obenevert Street
Health Department
C.K. Donnelly
Lielogan
Fridu
D Board of Public Works
J. E. Donnelly
Sind. Adige
Peara of Public Works
James
Odin
Lyons
Fame
Adoptad
Amex
Roma Monwell
Mintren
J. L. Williams
Astile
Lorinsa William
Coparathon
Mra HH
E. Everts
Minive
Aditi
D. Moore
W. J. Howard
Haahes Committee
Galibart
Finance Cammities
Couta
Eniicer Miller
Buffalo Street
Simma Street
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Hussey
Vale of Buildings
Burglaries Reported Across City As Local Authorities Investigate
Police investigate multiple burglaries including Jo Schoenmann's Preston Avenue home and Mendelswohn & Cloom's Tr avis Street store after a pursued suspect shot at an officer. Provisions, clothes, hats, and shrubs were stolen from several residences and shops as thefts continue in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Howard
Jo Schoenmann
Preston Avenue
Ratorday
Fred
Bly Gieves
Bohownmiann’s
Mendelswohn & Cloom's
Travis Street
Fehoenmann's
Ile
Quinn
Negro
Florissa
Hoard Organised by City Council Police and Health Board
The police and health board of the city council known as the civil services board was organized by electing Alderman Thomas as chairman and Alderman Miller as secretary. Members include Aldermen Woolford Bennett and the mayor as ex-officio. The board will meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month and will handle complaints from departments under its jurisdiction.
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Oroted
Z. J. Johnson
Asaeasor and
Callegtor Welsh
Morris Plumbing Company
Igine House
Paavel
Thomas and Bennett
Mike
Iimita
Thompeon
Crawford
Buffalo
I Street
Tridee
Second Ward
Thompson
Swedn Propery
Bogelko Street
Middle
Gilatean
Algerian O'Leary
San Felipe
Carrie Ie
Donna Oo Leary
Health Department
Maine
Carriny
O'Leary
Milam
Dallas
Dernin Lennan
Wermin Aebertin
Hogan Wheel
Carrie
Soarten
CHOTA
Ty Aldermen
Thompson and Miller
Rmnyar
Pavink Borelho
Thess
Police Bre and Health Board
City Council
Lo Civil Services Board
Thomas
Miller
Woolford Bennett
Corcornn
Oxienda
New Fire Alarm Boxes Installed in Howell and Canton
A number of new fire alarm boxes have been placed and existing boxes replaced. A refreshed list printed by Roplmel Bros., Insurance agents, for free distribution shows locations of all alarm boxes in Howell and Canton.
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Roplmel Bros
Insurance Agenta
Howson
Callani
Drink Pal Pinto water at Kiesling's Soda Fountain
A brief local notice promotes Pal Pinto water available at Kiesling's Soda Fountain located at 602 Main Street, inviting customers to sample the beverage.
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Kiesling’s
Main Street
Candidate Boreck Appeals For Democratic Primary Support
County Judge hopeful W Boreck announces in the morning’s Poet as a candidate for county judge subject to Democratic primaries on July 7. Bocock, a Honiton attorney with Virginia University 1876 training, has lived in Texas thirteen years and previously served as county attorney. Neighbors praise him as a gentleman fit for the office and he calls for more and better county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Boreck
Bocock
Honiton
University of Virginia
Texas
Oriege
Theh
Foster's Local Forecasts and Household Disinfectant Note
Weather brief lists cool conditions May 21 to May 23 with varying labels and a warmer forecast May 4. It also urges reliance on Platt's Chlorides for household disinfection, noting odorless and cheap properties.
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Foster
Telegrams Undelivered at Postal Telegraph Office
Un delivered telegrams remain at 118 Main Street for Fugene C. Blake and J. La Yeden. Sheriff O'Brien of Birmingham plans to return today with a prisoner held here awaiting transfer to Tirtilneheay. Faith Home meeting at Shearn church to proceed this morning with ticket holders urged to attend and settle accounts.
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The
Postal Telegraph Company
Main Street
C. Blake
J. la Yeden
Sherif O'Brien
Birmingham
Ale
Cjly Yeat
Faith Home
Shearn Church
Naka
Thin Imeotinit
Mra
Grant
Nise Cartier
Geen, Desive
New York
Weimar visitor list at the Bristol hotel and local arrivals
A string of visitors and residents are listed at the Bristol in the city, including T. A. Hill of Weimar, W. F. Ptreath of Galveston, attorney R. Arron of Angleton, and others from New Orleans, Dallas, San Antonio, and Angleton. Notes mention business trips, visits, and registrations.
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T. A. Hill
Weimar
Bristol
W. FP. Treath
Galveston
Latham
Ly. R. Arron
Angleton
M. H. Teensend
Columbus
Jen Liellimap
New Orleans
Leopold Tavy
Yeaterday
B. Maxevw
Zuonts Yeaterday
W. C. Padgitt,Jr
Dallas
Mire Jo
KR. Greenhill
Cora Fuaus
Now
Orleans
Viet
Slater
Mira
Austin Wetler Pollard
Mra
Charles Wood
San Antonio
Lasher
stanley #irees
Julius Gorlin
Eead*arters
John Hackbarth
Sealy
Mr. Bor
Edna
Jockcoh
le Batinets
A. T. Rev
Rk Ray
J. Duff
Fevith
W. HL Peck
Local political chatter and travel notes on state figures
The piece notes political debate over a candidate in the Toeth district and mentions Mrs. W. K. Dumbie planning a two week trip to New Orleans. It also reports Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Moody returning from New Orleans and Moody representing the First National Bank of Houston in the La Ports Railway case before the United States Court of Appeals, with an eventual decision anticipated.
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W. K. Dumbie
Southern Pacific
Tienda
New Orleans
Mra B. BL Moody
New Orlanne
Moody
First National Bank of Houston
la Ports
United States
Cable reports Arthur Johnson en route to Oberammergau
A cable from secretary Floley Scyriges of the American Lecture association notes Arthur Johnson Houston Texas has safely arrived in Bremen Germany. Johnson, known for work with the American Lumberman, heads to Oberammergau South Bavaria to collect matériel for an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play ahead of a tour next fall.
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Arthur Johnson
Cheromergan
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Death notices for two Houston residents reported
Mrs Leoonah M Haddon and Mrs Lennah M Haddon aged 9% years died at home in Houston yesterday. The bodies will be taken to Anderson Grimes County for internment. Edward Turpin died at St Josephs Infirmary yesterday and will be buried at Magnolia Cemetery this afternoon. Turpin known as Brockey, once ran a Hempstead business. his wife died years ago. He left two children in Kennelend and a mother in New Orleans to whom the debt of his last rites was wired.
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Christchurch
R. BE. Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Dick Dowling
John W. Maxey
Dundee
Maye Wickes
Wickes
Albert Sidney Johnston
Southland
Remirkse
Mary Kidd
George Kidd
Tanehauser
Mira Kidd
Hutch Mn Roealie Hutcheke
Honalie Hutcheson
Mutton Molt Seward
William Mahl
Virgil Masterwon
Pred
David Joe
Pierce
Wood Gregg
Ruspell Seow
Eugene Tullaferro
Mildred
Everadt McAnhon
Hota
Liewdlog
Hayward
Mildred Nelms
George Tyler
Nellia Hail
Libbie Rive
Louis Fitegerald
Don Gannen
Fitel
Howard Foster
W. Vi TL Watson
Orga
Virginia
Hutcheson
A. G. Atumerinay
A. F. Baldwin
G. A. Buller
R. A. Bagby
J. Mo Bough
T. W. Hell
A. Bailey
HH. W. Cleareley
Bravens
G. A. Aranard
Jeaso A. Irven
Sr. Ae Av Brinsmade
Frank
Hirke
A C. Diehman
Cleveol
Christien
R. Cotton
Thomas T. Howard
P. Howa
William Hudiater
Thomas J. Hill
Joh R. Hooper
Mwohot Heyer
E. Jones
William Jones
Bf. Johnson
J. J. Kelly
BH. Kona
S. K. Langnicker
Leo W. A. Tdoyd
G. H. Lintefeld
M. McAshas
W.childrese Martis
Mo W. McLeod
K. Meliheimy
John Moon
Charles Miller
H. B. McConnell
le T. Noyen
W. B. Oubiltres
C. F. Pancos
D. D. Peden
W. J. Paschal
T. J. Prinde
G. A. Quinlan
L. M. Rich
A. R. Bailey
N. A
Kilerell
Kittrell
Trier
Troy
France
D'Auvergne
South
Leoonah M. Haddon
Lennah M. Haddon
Houston
Joweth E. Haddon
Anderson
Grimes County
Edward Turpin
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Rowe & Wright
Uindieptiikeers
Pirlors
Magnolia Cemetery
Brockey
Hempetead
Keinnefend
New Orleans
Libel charge filed in Justice Malach's court
An affidavit filed yesterday in Justice Malach's court charges Van H. McKinney, manager of the Independent Journal, with opimal libel based on an article concerning the paper and its editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
The
Independent
Malach
van H. McKinney
Ako
Trial Scheduled At Two O'Clock This Afternoon
A criminal case involving several party members is set for trial this afternoon at two o'clock. W L Jones signs the document, with questions about penalties and amounts argued as excessive. The proceedings involve multiple named individuals among the colored people and others noted in the report.
Community Fair and Bowling Event Highlight Plans
A public festival plan includes a Turnoverein bowling tournament and an instrumental concert by the Houston band. Officials list president William Telschow and secretary Armvat Teassy among organizers. The program features a dance, a social club gathering, and a shooting contest with a first prize.
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Seiralne
Iene
Gevers Enprae
Houston
Plokedecoe
Chet Houston
Toro Ormineee
He Park
William Telschow
Armvat Teassy Taries
T. L. Hillendam
Dahl
al Telschow
High School Holds New Members of Alumni Association
A note from Mullis indicates the high school plans a gathering as new members of the alumni association are to be present. The event signals ongoing alumni engagement and school traditions.
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Enal P. Mw
High Schoal ‘i Cat
Mullis
The
Alymi
Allens Remedy Advertised for Pain and Fatigue
Fragmentary ad copy touts Allens remedy to soothe swollen feet and fatigue. Phrases mention relief from pain and a promise of energy, with unclear references to powders and applications. The text is garbled but centers on a health product claim.
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Engelke and
Chenevert
Capitol Avenue
J. F. Crospy
Sallie M. Pruett
Layond
Toocity
Johnnte C. Brien
Georgia A. Brien
Gino Committee
Ero Jc. Berlog
Travia Do Samar Ani
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Eit Committee
Pony Agit Ane Us
Nese Eseneaeeeneas S
MIT
Recom Street Communovimer Drennan Repare Pels
Aldore
Howard
Armg Thier
Schoenmann'’s
Crosses OF Honor
Daughters of the Confederacs
Albret
Sidney Johnston
Moye Wickes
Oxle
Mex
John W. Maxor
Crawford's
Han
R. G. Fowler
W. Ny Show
W. OH. Crook
J. M. Cotten
J. P. Moon
WH. Smith
United Daughters of Confederacy Ia U. Co. VA
Deo Vindine
Mdlalibutiat
Avening
Adjutant Fall
George Moorman
Adjutant Mall
Louisville
Philip J. Fall
Dick Nowling
Caltech
Confederate Veterans
Miss Franklin
Ise Sponeer
Leuinville
Ataf
Fahnstock
Fahnatock
Dr. Jerce
Dr. Pierce
W. T. Thompson
Broadwater Co
Mériana
Common Sense
Aly
R. V. Pierce
N.Y
DRS. Betts & Setts & Dyar
Charles St
New Orleana
St. Charles St
J.T Glaze & CO
Preston, Corner Mala
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Bering-Cortel Hardware
Gj Prairie
Prairie
Phone
E. M. Burke
K. N. Miller
Main
Capitol Streets
Paine
Eve
DR. Swail
Nouston
Berleth Bros
Fannin St
Brewen
Falst
Vmenene
Ocd
Neee
Langham Houston
R Jeweler
Optletan
Belle Meade
Jersey
Congress
Seren
W. Lb. Jones
Abu
Partles Concernt
Turnverein