Texas Tales of Oil Mills Fire Losses and Notable Movements
A roundup of Texas events includes Van Alstyne planning an oil mill, Waxahachie enforcing sanitary laws, and Fort Worth rail extension plans. Reports cover smallpox case in Lubbock County, fires in Corsicana and San Antonio, local deaths in Gilmer and Alto, and civic moves by Dallas organizations, with rail and streetcar developments in Beaumont and Galveston Bay bridge history.
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van Alstyne
Lubbock County
Knights of Pythias
Tobin Hill
San Antonio
Wicker
The
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway
F. M. McKinney
Gordon
McKinney
Gabe Hall
L. M. Coats & Co
Corsicana
Arthur Bradley
C. van Sickle Vought
Galveston Bay
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Gee
Hall & Ruckel
New York
Nate Wy
Wetmore’s
Im. C. Wetmore Tobacco CO
St. Louis
America
Arbuckles
Our Nation Department
Arbuckle Bros. Nation Dept
New York City, N.Y
Bend
Newbure
Casah
N.Y
OPIUS
Atlanta
W. N. U. Houston
Jacob Aia
Syria
Turkey
Cleburne
Jim Willis
Galveston
John E. Williams
Cherokee County
Alto
Baird
T. W. Galway
Gilmer
Seguin
Supreme Senate of the Modern Order of Praetorians
Dallas
Texas Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
E. A. Dubose
Waxahachie
T. E. Mitchell
Belton
Dillard
Bowie County
Colorado City
M. A. Orlepp
Beaumont
New Orleans
Fort Worth and Rio
Terrell
G. M. N. Marrs
Terrell Public Schools
W. M. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church of
Nashville, Tenn
South
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lewis
Mrs. Pinkham
M. H. Lewis
Valentine Ave
Tremont
N. Y
Emma Haven
Uth Ave
Council Bluffs
Iowa
South Ave
Neeple
National City Bank
Lynn
Mass
Lupia E, Pinkham Medicine Co
Henry H. Roelofs & CO
Philadelphia
Vincheste