Texans Beat Missourians In Camp Perr Rifle Meet
The Texas rifle team defeated Missouri with a final score advantage, marking a strong improvement over last year. Texas showcased top marksmanship at Camp Perr, Ohio, finishing with notable totals and a display of elite target firing among Army Navy and state teams.
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Camp Perr
Ohio
Leas
United States Navy
Massachusetts
Gol
Oscar
Guesbax
Texas
Missouri
Tem
Deatay
Missouilaug
Lone Star Riflemen
Enrapelien
Army
Navy
Massa
Chusetts
Vexans
Eee
Uffield
Waghingion
Bonaparta
Patterson
Trym Texas
Ag Tollows
Carl Ia
Osedr
Frederick
Post
Charles G. Dutt
Claude T. Hat
K. W. Read
James H. Kush
J. W. Spaight
George Dickson
A. W. Bloor
Lee
Gant
Harry Kennard
Theodora Fale
Births Reported With Several New Arrivals
Girl born in September to Mr and Mrs Martines of 112 Gbraje street. Roy born August 30 to Mia and Mr George Stappenbeck of 109 South Salada street. Roy born August 29 to Mr and Mrs Gil Perry of Moorscheldt Garden Toy. Sept 4 birth to Mr and Mrs Robert Blackson of 115 Dawson street colored.
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Martines
Gbraje Street
Roy
Mia
George Stappenbeck
South Salada Street
Gil Perry
Moorscheldt Garden
Toy
Robert Blackson
Dawson Street
Peacocks School Head Honors New Commandant at Fry
Prof Wesley Peacock hosts a fish fry for Col Leroy Brown as he assumes command of the military department at Peacock School. The event honors Brown and features more than fifty guests, with Peacock aiming to expand student admissions and enhance athletic and swimming instruction at the academy near San Antonio.
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Prof. Peacock
Col
Leroy Brown
Wesley Peacock
Peacock Military School
Leroy Browh
Academy
San Antonio Scientific Society
Pescock
Ois
Prof. Peacsek
Peawork
Peacock
Schram
Col. Brown
San Antonio
Port Sam Houston
Milttary Academy
Hose
J. L. Slayden
Eigar Schramm
T. Schramm
W. W. Collins
J. L. Gamp
Ruerigte Ornelas
Maria Pe Eani
Woda Bringhurst
Js Lukin
Ly My Walle
J. J. Howard
PB. x Kristettes
Mione Dughan
James Raley
Te A. Paschal
BE. W. Mousinger
Maa
Solon Stewart
A. C. Zoller
Ant Mos
Toad
Wein
Meg
G McEwan
W. Burns
Bits
Wesley Peafork
Miss Market Wing
Ray
Rand Mya
C. G. Coleman
H. Allis
Leon Walthall
J. M. Sheppard
J 0. Tisert
Even Alexander
Mem Wh. . Mouzon
Richard Hannan
Mise Bilzibe Hunnam
Peacock School Exhibit Highlights Forest and Lake Features
Visitors at the Peacock school tour learned about the new building project and the Wasaline forest. Professor Peacock guided attendees through the lake area and explained features under the academy’s direction and supervision.
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Peacock School
Peacock
Washaline Forest
Academy
Local Academy Upgrades Equipment Amid Teaching Push
A State school expands its equipment and facilities to advance instruction, surpassing what Professor Peacock has secured for his academy. Teachers begin intensive efforts to utilize the new resources and improve education.
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Peacock
Mexico Lines Merge Under Brown Leadership
Headed by NL Brown, the Mexican National railroads are poised for consolidation with no official merger announcement yet. Sources suggest all details are arranged and key departments will remain, with only limited departmental abolitions anticipated as management remains in capable hands.
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Mexico City
Mex
Brown
Odors Spark $2500 Suit by Land Seller in Mart
Rd Simmons of Mast sues the city of Mart for 2500 claiming he sold two acres adjoining his home for a garbage dump. He says the terms required the dump to be destroyed by odor control, which he asserts has not been done. His family has moved due to persistent odors.
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Peacock
Quan
Houurg
Ram
University of Texas
Eagle Pans
Tex
Tast
Terry
Frofessay Peacocke
Pencoghk
Peacauli
Enid
Academy
Ihome
Waco
Simmons
Mast
City of Mart
Sciy Tron
Great Field at Exposition Nations Clash in Track Meet
Major events loom as Jamestown, Montreal, and Western clubs descend on the Exposition meet. Star athletes from Ireland, Oregon, California, and Ohio State headline a diverse field with universities and athletic clubs from coast to coast. Judges include Sullivan and Tarver as sprinters like Kelley of Oregon push for records while international rifleists gather for the Rockcliffe Trophy.
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Exposition
Jamestown
Amateur Athletic Union
Wvury
New York
Crete
Ifte Coast
Hoya
Mdy
Montreal
Lowlatinm
Flaindelphia
Beten
Chieaio
Fartford
Peruuntai
Ore
Catifurne
Glyde
Tanenin
Set Tuwrenes
Ataas
Pittating
Washington Find Bulliteere Schoulg
University of Oregon
Pennsania University
Ohio State
Western Pennsylvania
George Washington University
James Burr
James E. Sullivan
Joseph A. MacCabe
Charles J. Tarver
William H. Robertson
Rmains
Don J. Kelley
Keller
Arthr Daffy
Missouri
Middle West
Hig
Carl Moving
G. A
St. Lout
Largest Box Factory in State Promotes R L Burnett Co
R L Burnett Co at 314 537 East Commerce Street operates one of the Souths largest paper box plants. President and manager R L Burnett brings thirty years of box making experience. The firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico with boxes wrapping paper bags twine and allied supplies. It employs 35 to 50 workers and notes steady patronage by leading local business figures.
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R. L. Burnett Co
East Commerce Stree
South
R. L. Burnett
Fim
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
Ifty
R. TL. Burnett Company
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Wolfson's
Camp Perry
Guessax
Saliba
Casiner Tawlse-tey
Bexar Drug Co
Board of Man
Thos, Dickson
Sinife
Gongressman Staydeth
Jamonada
Geo. Leroy Brown
LA Ghippe
Foley
Vadren
Ongar St
Chicago
BEXAR
Orug CO
Credit
Ralsey
United States
Menter
Rosenbloos
Genesee Shoes
East Houston Street
Mart Man
Dag Kelley
California
Amd
Golden State
Olympic Athletic Club
San Francisco
Californians
Pa- Mtie Northwest
Dun Rams
Exyrceted
Chinage
Uncle Sam
John
Canada
Australia
England
Todes
Rockliffe Run
Ottawa
Atadit
Elgbe den Gach
Englan
Markamen
Bravions
Spain
Joe Briskey
Steves & Sons
F. Groos & CO. Bankers
Individugle
Commerce and Navarro
Gan Antonte
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