Stockholm Spy Capital Baits World War Ironies
United Press reports Stockholm as a world spy hub where enemies mingle at hotels and the Central Station. Diplomats, agents, and informants move through a city of luxury dining rooms and shifting alliances while couples dine side by side, unaware of looming conflict.
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Precinct Four Considers 250000 Bond for Roads
Precinct Four Williamson wants a 250000 bond to build permanent roads, drainage, culverts, and extensions to Milam and Lee counties. The Taylor precinct meeting urged a large bond to fund long term improvements and linking missing road segments.
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Williamson County
Taylor
Ruiatter
Howard Bland
Fred Fisher
Taylor Good Roads Association
Firrpl
Milam
Lee
F. H. Welch
Francis H. Welch
First National Bank
Bland
Welch
T. W. Morse
Coad
Marse
Hare
Glasscock
Froada
Stockholders Hold Meeting at Sturgis-Goldstein Co
Annual stockholders meeting held at the Sturgis-Goldstein Co office elected directors Moesers J W Womack Frank R Womack J S Womack M L Bridges Walter R Heap J P Sturgis and Wm G Womack filling Thompson Harne’s vacancy. Officers elected Sturgis president Womack vice president Heap secretary treasurer Womack assistant manager. Remodeling planned January 1 with completion targeted by August first.
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Sturgis-Goldstein Co
Moesers
J. W. Womack
Frank R. Womack
J. S. Womack
M. L. Bridges
Walter R. Heap
J. P. Sturris
Wmn. G. Womack
Stureis
Stureia-Goldstein Co
Mateciat
I’ress
Bond Plan for Taylor County Roads Gains Support
Stockholders of the Taylor Fair Association in Taylor Texas meet to discuss road grounds and local road building. Leaders push a $250000 bond to fund permanent roads with expert engineering and maintenance, aiming to present a petition to the commissioners soon.
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Taylor Fair Association
Taylor
Texas
H. Bland Sr
Morse
Jas. Abbott
Beaukiss
Lawhon
Lawdon
A. C. Dollahan
Thrall
Jas. A. Thompson
Dr. Doak
J. Wilson Armstrong
County Court Session Reports Fine Jailed On Theft Charges
Georgetown Criminal Docket shows Marino Vasquez fined fifteen dollars and one hour in county jail for theft. John Kyle pled guilty and drew one dollar and one hour in jail. J B Johnson pled guilty to swindling and received 30 days in jail. Johnson again swindling results in two 30 day terms and total 60 days. Ruth Dickson pleads guilty to aggravated assault and gets 60 days. Multiple civil and probate actions listed with continuances and dismissals.
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Georgetown
Marino Vasquez
John Kyle
J. B. Johnson
Jack Williamson
Ruth Dickson
Jason Dickson
B. Turner
San Saba Grain & Feed Co
Frank Murphy
L. R. McLeod
Frank Bigon
Ignace Charanek
Battle Mortgage
Federick Murphy and Others
T. R. Yenefee
Soldiers Thank the Home Folks at Christmas
A 1917 piece from Corpus Christi with letters from First Lieutenant GEO A. Frisch and the Taylor Rifles thanking home supporters in Taylor, Texas for Christmas remembrances. It praises camp conditions, notes good health, and expresses heartfelt gratitude to the Ladies in Taylor and Williamson County for gifts.
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Corpus
Christi
Tex
Taylor Daily Press
Geo. A. Frisch
2Nd
Texas Infty
Taylor Rifles
C. He
Texas
Tnfapt
Trylow
Taylor
Taylor and
Williamson County
Company H
Texas Infantry
Cotton Receipts Rise in Taylor Amid Market Hope
Cotton receipts in Taylor have improved beyond the 36,000 bale forecast as better prices lure farmers to hold for peak values. Despite recent slowdowns from bad weather, wagon receipts this season are already higher than last year, with much of the crop sold at earlier higher prices.
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Taylor
Taylor, Hus
District Court Opens Grand Jury as Judge Calhoun Arrives
District Court convened with Judge Calhoun presiding at 1 30 pm to empanel the January grand jury. Jurors include Hughes as foreman and members from Georgetown Round Rock Granger and Taylor. The docket features murder and assault cases with trials set for January and two divorces granted with remarriage bans.
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Georgetown Commercial
Criminal District Court
C. H. Gee
James R. Hamilton
John B. Shelton
Austin
Hamilton
George C. Calhoun
Empannell
Jude Calhoun
T. W. Wilson
John D. Hughes
Foreman
Georgetown
J. N. Wright
Round Rock
EF. G. Gillett
Edgar Reynolds
Granger
Julius Dodt
Bartlett
J. W. Ballard
Florence
Ra. F. Young
Lee Noble
Leander
A. Baird
Jonah
Emil Gustafson
A. Schwertner
Schwertner
Ernest Groba
Taylor
Calhoun
John D. Hughes Foreman
W. C. Shaw
H. C. Purl
D. McLaughlin
Wayne Magill
Liberty Hill
Mont Olive
Henry Kraavek
Jarrell
Louis Lowe
W. B. Baker
Lawler
Becukiss
Ed. Allen
Will Mcconnell
John E. Shelton
Luke Mankin
Wilson
Lee O. Allen
John Merka
G. W. Jones
R. V. Russell
William Vandress
Louis Hopt
Rudolph Reiley
Albert Keath
Jeff Cline
Joe Robbins
Tr. W. Stephens
Milton Johnson
D. W. Stephens
Milton Johnston
Auto Licenses List Includes Names From Florence to Thrall
A compact roll of auto licenses lists holders by name and town, including J. H. Collier of Florence aged 29, J. H. Spinks of Granger, Anton Vanck of Granger, and Thrall Refining Co. of Thrall, with license numbers like 2840 2841 2842 2843 and others across Taylor Georgetown Bartlett and nearby communities.
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J. H. Collier
Florence
J. H. Spinks
Granger
J. P. Saul & Sons
Hutto
Anton Vanck
Ollie Schults
Bartlett
Ernest Blom
Georgetown
Joe Hudee
Herman Goetz
Coupland
W. M. Eschenberger
Taylor
J HH. Austin
M. Chappa
John Stolle, Jr
J. M. Blanton
A. J. Teague
T. BR. Salyer
Weir
Thrall Refining Co
Thrall
Francis E Bowen Dies in Taylor Texas
Francis E Bowen aged 74 dies at his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T P Alexander on Sixth Street in Taylor Texas He had not been bed ridden long and his death is mourned by many Taylorites Remains were sent to I and G N station for 11 40 train burial planned at Mart his old home
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Francis E. Bowen
P. Alexander
Sixth Street
Bowen
Mart
Mr. Bowen
Great Poet Alfred Noyes to read at Georgetown
Alfred Noyes, renowned poet, will speak at 3 p m on January 16 in the Southwestern University auditorium. The Living Age cites his war and peace poems as powerful, noting The Wine Press and the play Roda for their vivid antiwar sentiment and concern over patriotism used to wage wars.
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Southwestern University
Living Age
Noyes
Roda
Belgium
Georgetown
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