Carothers Forecast For North Texas
Carothers Observatory Houston forecasts for October 4 to 11 1914. The week opens with rising temperatures and fair skies then unsettled in advance of a cool wave on Oct 6 7 lowering temperatures by 15 to 20 degrees with lower 60s lows and clearing conditions. The 9th 10th remain cool and mostly clear with another cool wave late week. Next week opens fair with warmer temps but unsettled weather returns.
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Carother’s Observatory
Houston
P T A Meeting at High School Thursday October
The Parent Teachers Association will meet at the High School building Thursday October 5th at 3 pm. The program includes prayer remarks by Rev F B Wheeler violin solo by D H Johnston talk How the Home Can Help the School by Supt C J Denton obligation of the High School and the social life of the school by Mrs G C Johnson. All members are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
F. B. Wheeler
D. H. Johnston
C. J. Denton
GC. P. Johnson
Texas Post Office Statistics Reported
Washington DC September 30 A government report shows Texas has 2 600 post offices with 16 first class 95 second class 318 third class and 2 171 fourth class offices. They employ 9 620 people with a payroll of 5 046 000. Annual receipts are about 7 000 000, up from 5 465 000 five years ago.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Texas Post
Reed of Trenton Visits City on Business
Y B Reed of Trenton, owner of the fine store building used by the T H Lively Dry Goods Co., appeared in town on Saturday of last week to conduct business.
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Y. B. Reed
Trenton
T. H. Lively Dry Goods Co
Fall Of The Alamo Play Review
Emma Randle reports on the Carlisle Cadets production of The Fall of the Alamo dated the 15th. Grady May Crockett Lloyd Moore Bowie Travis Cecil Cameron as Travis Irene Dickson as Bowie's wife Ethyn Stockton as Vina Grace Boyd as Ella and Sam McMillin as Joe deliver strong performances. The dramatic siege ends with Bowie perishing and Pajero killed as the curtain falls to taps and the band plays.
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Alamo
Grady May
Bowie
Lloyd Moore
Col. Crockett
Whit Worth
Pajero
Santa Anna
Cecil Cameron
Travis
Irene Dickson
Ethyn Stockton
Vina
Mexico
Texas
Grace Boyd
Joe
Darkey
Sam McMillin
Belcher
Cabin Boy
Colonel Crockett
Parson
George German
Ruth Moore
Ella
Rose
Crockett
Jim Bowie
Carlisle
Johnson
Carlisle Institute as cultural beacon for community growth
The article argues that Carlisle Military Institute elevates local culture and education, attracting families to centers of learning. It praises advanced schooling as essential for refined society, notes the middle class benefits, and urges continued pursuit of education to advance the community. It also links education to producing strong community leaders and opportunities for children.
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Carlisle
Whitewright
Banking reform appeal from Texas legislator Ice B Reeves
In a message to the public Ice B Reeves, a member of the Thirty Third Legislature, urges Texans to study a proposed banking bill. He argues the national banking system concentrates control of exchange, contributing to the 1907 panic, and calls for a state backed system. He asks readers to withhold judgment until all evidence is heard.
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Thirty Third
Texas
of Texas
Sun Gift For Children Away At School
A brief notice urges families to send a sun centered gift to children attending distant schools. The item emphasizes warmth and light as a caring gesture from home. This simple act is highlighted as a thoughtful way to stay connected during the school term.
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Napoleon
First National Bank
Carothers
North
A. H. Davis
R. Glidewell
P. T. A. Meeting
Texas Post Office Statistics
the Planters National Bank
Miss Emma Randle
Carlisle Military Institute
Central Reserve Bank
Ice B. Reeves
Styles
Cameron
Tomers
Mangrum Brothers
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