Cement substitutes and political essays mingle in Texas paper
The Dallas News features a discussion of cement use reducing timber demand and boosting construction along with a lengthy reprint of Bryan’s post election address. It notes cement growth, lumber price effects, and forester comments on material substitutes shaping future building.
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Dallas News
United States
Geological Survey
Forest Service
Washington
Forester
Survey
Philadelphia
Mr. Bryan
Center Items Highlight Local Visits and Health Notes
Cotton picking is the order of the day as Wm. Kreiger and family visit from Kellar to see F. C. Kreiger. Rev. Brundidge missed his appointment until Sunday night. Mrs. J. B. Parker and Mrs. Martha Bond are both ill with improvements noted. Mrs. Calla Cox returns from Maud Oklahoma. Mrs. Guertie Maine arrives back from Seattle. Sam French travels to Ada with five bales of cotton. Mrs. Fannie Smith leaves for New Mexico. Colds and grippe are common in Center as cotton is rapidly being picked in the mild weather.
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Kellar
F. C. Kreiger
Christal .Staples
Brundidge
J. B. Parker
Martha Bond
Calla Cox
Maud
Oklo
Guertie Maine
Cox
Seattle
Wash
Sam French
Center
Ada
Fannie Smith
New Mexico
Citizens' pledge to work for reform and unity
A political pledge emphasizes cooperation with supporters, resilience against critics, and faith in a just cause. The speaker vows steady progress, unity with friends, and continued effort toward justice, concluding with a hopeful, ceremonial verse about enduring leadership.
Press Comment On Tom Law Son Sparks Wall Street Worries
The editorial column questions Tom Law son known as Tom Lawson and notes Wall Street grafters fear him. It also highlights Muskogee public improvements and their need to endure wear, praising the reputation of Ada Daily News mechanical manager R T Bland who will take charge November 1.
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Democratic Party
Tom Lawson
Denison Herald
Wall Street
Muskogee
Milburn
Okla
Ada
Bland
R. T. Bland
Ada Daily News
Will the Slaughter Come Life of Yuan Shi Kai Said to Be Key
Washington reports a high Chinese source declares Yuan Shi Kai, Grand Counselor, holds peace of the empire. His possible death could trigger upheaval across reformist factions and threaten the new throne. Tokyo reports Pekin dispatches attribute the late emperor’s death to unnatural causes and implicate palace officials tied to past failures.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Washington
China
State Department
United
Yuan
Tokio
Pekin
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Neck of the Woods
the Commoner
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Counsul Chapman Coleman
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ADA Druggists
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First National Bank of Ada
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