Old School Books and Local Thrift Notes Highlight Route to Vaughn
Driving horses at City Livery and L. T. Jones left on yesterday's auto stage for Vaughn. Be fore Sept 9th bring old school books to receive a due bill usable as cash on new books from Ingersoll Book, Stationery & Art Co. Miss Virgie Cavanaugh left yesterday for El Paso. S. M. Folsom left yesterday for Trinidad, Colo. Payton's warns against selling second hand school books due to disease risk. Mrs. Iva J. Keebler and Mrs. R. B. Burnett with children, and Miss Home, visit from Carlsbad. Job ads for dishwasher at El Capitan Hotel and bell boy at Gilkeson noted. Sheriff Cicero Stewart brings his son to enlist at Military Institute. Bargains in school books at Makin's. Ida Mae Harrison and Julia McLure arrive from Abilene and Colorado City for market season.
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Ingersoll Book, Stationery & Art Co
Short Visit Notes From Local Socials
Miss McLure left today for the north while Miss Harrison will remain a few days. Mrs. Cook, who came to place her son in the Military Institute, departed yesterday by auto for her Arizona home.
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Miss McLure
North
Miss Harrison
Subscriptions Offered by Local Agent for Magazines
The Saturday Evening Post Ladies Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion each cost 1.50 annually with Hattie L. Gobean as agent, contact phone 166. Fire department responded at eight last night to a grass fire on North Missouri Avenue mistaken for a dwelling fire.
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Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Hattie L. Gcobean
Missouri Avenue
Priest Must Atone For Marriage in Rome Punishment
In Rome a New Jersey priest, Rev. Father Alphonse Cons, cons solazia, reportedly who married a Trenton girl and later sought forgiveness, would be confined to a monastery for ten years. He would wear coarse clothing, endure minimal food, and perform manual labor until authorities deem atonement complete.
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Rome
Alphonse M. Consolazia
New Jersey
Trenton
Consolazia
Open New Railway Tubes Direct Manhattan Connection
Direct railway connection between Manhattan and all boroughs is planned as engineers present a scheme in New York on September 8. The proposal outlines tunnels and bridges to link lines, reducing travel times and expanding commuter routes.
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New York
Manhattan
All
Opening of East River tunnel links Manhattan and Long Island
The East River tunnel opens a complete passenger service between Pennsylvania Station and Long Island rail lines with electric routes from Far Rockaway, Long Beach, Hempstead, and Jamaica connecting to steam trains. The project shortens travel time, promises a Long Island real estate boom, and may lead to ferry discontinuation once riders adapt to the tubes.
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Long Island
East River
Pennsylvania Station
Far Rockaway
Long Beach
Hempstead Branch
Jamaica
Manhattan
North River
Pennsylvania Railway
Jersey
Hudson
New York
Pennsylvania
Seventh and
Eighth Avenues
Local Marriage As Roswell Clerk Seeks Rail Jobs
Ward S Arnold left Roswell on business with Roswell Gas and Electric Co. A marriage license issued to E. H. Hicks 43 and Ora Browles 32, both of Roswell, eight last night. They wed at 7 30 pm at the Wooten home 100 East Bland. plan to live with the Wootens temporarily. Also notice for railway nail clerks examination in Roswell November 12 with starting salary about 900 dollars per year and promotion chances. I C S Box 1066 Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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E. H. Hicks
Ora Browles
P. T. Ramsey
Roswell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. T. Jones
Vaughn
Virgie Cavanaugh
el Paso
Makin’s. If
S. M. Folsom
Nere
Trinidad
Colo
Iva J. Keebler
R. B. Burnett
Carlsbad
Miss Home
Waco
el Capitan Hotel
Wante Hotel
D.—Bell Boy
Gilkeson
Cicero Stewart
Cicero Stewart, Jr
Military Institute
Makin’s
Ida Mae Harrison
Abilene
Texas
Julia McLure
Collorado City
Abel
Ay As
United States
Joyce-Pruit CO
Artesia
Hagerman
New Mexico
Pecos
Ward S. Arnold
J. E. Wooten
East Bland
Mrs Wooten
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Edwin Clapp
Goodyear
Morrison Bros. & Co
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