Local notices mix with ads and updates from Jefferson Texas
Dr B H Rand visits from San Angelo and local business activity rises at Gilt Edge Grocery. E L Goodman of Lodi in city, Chamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy advertised, Exposition work by C E Bancker in Portland. Ward alderman election proclaimed. rain prompts turnip planting. Bridge repair over big ditch completed at Dallas and Vale streets. J L Ford Co offers insurance on property. W F Fason shows three foot young alligator from Carter's Lake. Worms of reading matter offered by Jimp Secure and Holland's Magazine. Mayor Sherrell awards Polk street building contract for Wurtsbaugh livery. Wanted: one to five ox teams and drivers in Atlanta Texas. Dr Sedberry reports Yellowstone trip, Segal removal sale advertised, Oxiden chill cure promoted by Patton Worsham Drug Co Dallas.
Daughters of the American Revolution visit Eden Center graves
Seventeen members of the Buffalo Chapter went to Eden Center to mark Revolutionary War graves. Mrs Philena C Cheney, cousin of Col Horace Welch, joined the group at Eden Valley Cemetery where markers for Theophilus Baker and John Welch were placed. Cheney read a letter of acceptance from Col Welch of Jefferson Texas, the surviving grandson of the soldiers.
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Buffalo Evening News
Buffaloe
Eden Center
Philena C. Cheney
Horace Welch
Our City
George W. Brown
Eden Valley Cemetery
Theophilus Baker
John Welch
Col. Welch
Cheney
Jefferson
Texas
We Soldiers
Music patrons receive piano and voice instruction update
Mrs. Van Emmett Brann announces resumed classes in piano and voice culture with European and American teaching methods. She emphasizes analysis, touch, and expression and offers two paid lessons plus a complimentary weekly class. Corti returns from a nine week trip to Chiasso Switzerland reporting good health and smooth travel back via France to New York, covering over 1400 miles.
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van Emmett Brann
H. O. Corti
Chiasso
Switzerland
Angelo
France
New York
Reward for wire fence cutters posted by farmer B F Sherrell
A $100 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction under Article 795 of the criminal statute of anyone cutting the fence around B F Sherrell's farm. The notice appears among local items with miscellaneous news and notices.
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B. F. Sherrell
Losses on the Mikasa Washington Sept 13
The Bureau of Naval Intelligence reports 256 killed and missing on the battleship Mikasa and 848 wounded after the disaster. The cause remains unknown until the ship can be floated. Admiral Toga was not aboard at the time. Fishing is good on the lake with locals catching trout and perch. The State Fair opening is postponed to Oct 28.
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Washington
Bureau of Naval Intelligence
Tokio
Toga
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