Texas Division of P A A Members Praised for Duty
The Texas division of the Travelers Protective Association of America shows a strong roster of officers and board members in Houston San Antonio Dallas and Galveston. President J W Michaux leads a council praised for thorough charted plans to protect traveling men and expand the association’s reach amid calls for unity and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Association OF America
EB. C. Burrows
Peoria
Texas
J. W. Michausz
Houston
Joe E. Ludlow
San Anania
George LD. Bennett
Dalton
C. V. Holland
San Antonio
Think
Ed Stedman, Jr
Ornhee
Committee chairmen and officers of Texas travel group
The editorial lists committee chairmen for several Texas departments including Fixecutive Frank Arnold of San Antonio and railroad Charles t. Sanger of Wao plus Prene Howard W. Peak of Fort Worth and others. It also names officers of the United Commercial Travelers of Texas with A F Dechman as Past Grand Counselor and Alf Dinckmann of San Antonio as Grand Junior Counselor along with a Fort Worth executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arnold
San Antonio
Charles T. Sanger
Wao
Howard W. Peak
Fort Worth
Joe Lee Jameson
Austin
A. 1. Bacar
Palestine
A. Dinkoleplel
Dalas
United Commercial Travelers OF Texas
A. F. Dechman
Doallan
F . Mitchell
Dallas
Alf Dinckmann
San Artonio
WO Seerar
Tallon
Po Meklin
Wann
Grand Page
R. KK. Janie
San Antonio Grand Sentinel
W. W. Kean
7. M. Ledbury
Sherman
W. Cc. Akard
Houston
Lone Star Vision Promises Prosperity For Texas Industry
A long passage extols Texas economic potential led by a robust drumming figure and the Traveling Protective Association. It praises future growth in manufacturing and bread production, highlighting Texas as a beacon of industry and progress within the national context. Names referenced include Joan J. Knight and Murry Benson among others in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxia
P.ceror
Goa
Grauidor
Texas
Moses and the Kitchen Anarchy in a Domestic Drama
A dusty domestic theater piece from a Travelers' Protective Association pamphlet humorously chronicles mishaps in a Canadian kitchen. Moses and the tangle of chores unfold with comical misreadings and mismatched help, as a mistreated stew and stubborn potatoes spark farcical debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Mefflelen O'Malr
Moses
Desolate East Texas mill site linked to church sale ploy
A derelict building near a large East Texas mill, once a commissary, is repurposed for a church. Two weeks’ work and a tense scheme unfold as a gang led by taxay bill nye and Dick arrives to reconnoiter, culminating in an attempted raid with ropes and a gagged captive.
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Dremios
Texas
Barry
Tearces
Thor
Darkles Hare
Uume
Taxay Bill Nye
Sietenmann
Hill
Statra
Seeger Addresses Order Members On Growth And Plans
Grand Counselor Seeger speaks to United Commercial Travelers in Texas about membership growth. He notes stronger finances, death benefits, and a program of temperance and fraternal aid. Upcoming events include a October 5 initiation and a Saturday gathering of members and travelers.
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Chounselor Seeger
Texin
United Commercial
Dillag
Supreme Council
Mber
Milesman
Oannilen- Honnim
Wroen
Wilines
Texas
Avcontars
Dalhin
Harmen
Bagdat
Bo Seeser
Death notices honor Moor B Texas division member
Notices from Moor B Texas division honor the late Isadore Mum and Adolph Schonk. Resolutions of respect reflect on their generosity and dedication as traveling men and supporters of the Travelers Protective Association. The articles praise their character and service to colleagues and employer interests.
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Tita
Moor B
Texas
Ballea
Isadore
Wim
Adolph Schonk
Travelers Protactice Asenciation of
America
Sears and
Mable
Adolph Scheok
Yravelere
Aadovletieg
Resolution Honors Soldier's Service and Mourning
A committee note expresses heartfelt sympathy for the family of a noble husband and true friend who served on the field of duty. It resolves to send a copy of the tribute to the bereaved family and to the Travelers Protective Association leadership. The farewell invokes faith and the hope that future paths may reunite beyond war.
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Tom
Warrowe
Fa Sacha
Jesy Oohep
FR. Shivolug
Sarah M
Windsor Ave
Bristol
Swift Specific CO
The Young Man in Business Speech Sparks Committee Debate
The chairmen of the press committee, Mr Charles Plutter, laments the moral state of young men entering business. He warns parents to monitor conditions and urges a debate on improving the future of the committee and its trainees.
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Charles FL
Plutter
Mutter
alYala
Chia
le Hoes
Kentleman
Directory Meeting Called to Renew Aldermanic Duties
A local directory announces a meeting to renew duties of officials. Loakie Directs Youcare Herety and October L. Howard W. Peak are noted alongside James E. Ludiaw as secretary to arrange the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loakie
Dillius
L. Howard W. Peak
Jamen EK
Ludiaw
Travel Protective Association urges careful parade safety attire
Members of the Travelers Protective Association advise careful use of buttons and badges at public events. The text warns that wearing certain pins could provoke violent response and urges adherence to proper dress and conduct to avoid incidents.
Texas and Its Future Prosperity in the Letter
A damaged letter from Memphis, Tenn to Kirvenyvne, Texas, dated September 1, extols Texas as a future economic powerhouse. It predicts $40,000,000 in wealth, vast land, railroads, ports, and a Democratic shift, urging the recipient to move to Texas to share in growth and opportunities. The letter cites army supply, education goals, and expansive development across farming, industry, and infrastructure.
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Greenville
Texas
Pathor
Weytlak
Prion
Owen
Texin
Flueeey
Erie
Cojtet
I. Rater
Memphis
Tenn
Kirvenyvne
Thexas
Lea
Bowie
Anid
Hector
Africa
Ata
Eran Onoard
Bator
Covala
Barnes
Delloaetes
Texas Ie
Fiolia
Paria Prizra
Hank Dersant
Hla Eurplud
Han
Hussey
Beaumont and Houston Men Rally Against Rice Carnival Obstructions
A fragmented report notes Houston and Beaumont residents opposing a Beaumont rice carnival. The meeting aims to ease objections hindering progress and development in South and Southeastern Texas, with underlying business and industrial tensions between Beaumont and Bayou City.
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Beaumont
Burtnens
Houston
Texas
Tome
Bayou City
Beaum on growth in flea farming and regional rivalry
The article discusses Beaumont's rise in agriculture and flea farming linked to Houston's influence. It notes Jefferson County as a pioneer, Beaumont capital as a driver, and a future path guiding settlers toward prosperous farming, with rivalry and cooperation shaping Southeast Texas developments.
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Houston
Jefferson County
Texas
Vind
Heaumont Tipital
Beaumont
New Orleans Cotton Seed Profit Story Gains Notice
A historical note highlights cotton seed as a valuable byproduct of the cotton crop. It discusses its historical waste, current use as animal feed, and growing potential for human food. It cites Mr. Edwin L Johnson of Memphis and U.S. Department of Agriculture data comparing cotton seed to wheat yields and notes tax and market concerns surrounding oleomargarine.
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New Orleans
Tahoe
Colion
Fesis
de Worgage
Edwin L Johnson
Memphis
Ha Rives. S
Thomleg
Johnson
United States
United Rhotes
Congress
Cmts
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