Deacon W. D. Cowan Praised In Pecos Texas Tribute
A Baptist Standard editorial lauds W. D. Cowan of Pecos Texas as a modest, faithful deacon and rancher. Born 1851 in Gonzales County he led a life of Christian service, family devotion, and quiet leadership guiding church work and benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cowan
First Baptist Church
Pecos
Texas
Gonzales County
Elm Grove
Fayette County
Cowan
Cohfort
Jesus
Christ
Conan
Moses
Texas Market News From Radio Texas Market News
Texas wheat and corn prices held steady with slow trading on a quiet demand. Potatoes, cabbage, spinach, and poultry prices varied by region as markets moved from Texas to Chicago and other cities. Live stock showed mixed action with hogs brisk and beef and sheep largely steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Austen Hunter
Texas
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Rio Grar
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Rock on These Eggs Quip Sparks Parental Warning
In a Kansas scene a playful exchange has a child declaring rock like eggs, while a concerned mother warns to be careful and avoid smashing them. The light moment captures rural domestic humor and family dynamics.
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W. D. Gowan
Toyah
Wm. L. Emery
Toulon
Pecos Mercantile Store
Nash
B. R.aoe
Saragosa
J. W. Rhea
8Th Ave
Shenandoah
Iowa
Loving County
Toyah Bell
J. A. Law
South
Harvard Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
J. B. Suli Ss
Taft
Justice Taft
US Supreme Court
Federa
United States
Washington
Bingham Neeerr Bufington Knapp
Walker Knapper Baker
Kenyon Teft
Astrol Ae Agian
Kansas
Texas & Pacific Railway
Texas & Pacfic
Texas & Pacific Organization
Service Department
Claim Department
J. L. Lancaster and
C. L. Wallace
Jersey
John Hibdon
Pecos, Texas
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