Gathering the News and Friendly Officials
The Democrat credits local officials and friends for strong news coverage. It praises Commissioner Winn Clerk Constant and Marshal Brents with deputies Mayor Barton Couch Recorder Warren Attorney Holt for timely information. The piece emphasizes mutual help and the paper’s gratitude.
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Constant
Marshal Brents
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Couch
Warren
Attorney Holt
Primary Ballot Urges Democratic Nominations
A short announcement supports the Democratic Party candidates for the upcoming primary, urging voters to consider the nominees by name and party alignment. The brief emphasizes party loyalty and the importance of casting ballots for preferred nominees.
Special favors breed entitlement in men says proverb
A proverb notes that when you show a man a special favor today he will come to see it as his right tomorrow, implying goodwill can foster expectations and dependency.
Weeds Threaten Neglected Cemeteries This Spring
The paper notes editors fear of public opinion when publishing on the press and observes cemeteries have been badly neglected this spring with weeds thick and graves nearly lost. It calls for weed cutting and burning to restore order.
Rinard guesses for visiting cards headline order
Local candidate John Rinard noted that his wife wants visiting cards and he estimates about 200 cards would be suitable. He regularly orders cards in wholesale lots and plans to place a new order to meet the need.
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John Rinard
Campaign Cards Reveal Years Until Return to Power
A businessman said campaign cards nearly exhausted as he used them to compute years until the element opposing the constitution regains control of the state. Brownwood Texas reports a death hoax after a young lady believed a man from a neighboring community was dead. The man later appeared alive and angry in person, after she had claimed he died per his promise to visit.
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Brownwood
Texas
Buffalo Hunters Fight Comanches. One Killed In Charge
In the 1870s Pease River engagement, a buffalo hunting party battles a Comanche raiding band. Frank Burton is killed in a final confrontation after a gallant rescue by Lieutenant Fountain’s Troop G. Nellie remains unwed, her heart buried with Burton at the prairie grave by the Brazos.
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Henry
Courteney
Tom Blanks
Panhandle
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Crowfoot
Scott
Burton
Fountain
Frank
Nell
Correction on Commissioner Vote Count
A corrected figure updates J. W. Snow's vote total to 346 after last week's election report. previous 296 was inaccurate. The correction clarifies the official tally for the commissioner race.
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J. W. Snow
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