Taxation Discussed by Welfare Commission and Officials
A garbled 19th century style report discusses taxation and welfare commission actions in Texas. W. S. Conness of San Antonio is named, urging a homestead law amendment to allow liens for street and sidewalk improvements. Mentions potential timber and land losses across the West and forest plans near Mackberry Creek, with speculation on large costs.
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Antony
Walter Eatin Twleiirn
Menia
Texas
Conness
San Antonio
Mnds
Golder
Rocky Mountains
Mackberry Creek
Golilen
Forced Ahead for Protection in Mexican Rebel War
A special to Empercial from Sante Rosalia reports Orogeo's vanguard pushing south with 166 prisoners, including Chihuahua figures, amid forced unarmed advance of rebels. Augustin Latassant, a Chihuahua merchant, allegedly helped a prisoner escape toward federal lines as Campa with 10,000 men encircled Torreon divisison, cutting off Arguamla and others from the main rebel force near Enramada east of Maz, per an Imparcial correspondent.
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Mwsigg
Sante Rosalia
Orogeo
Pris Uune
Chihuahua
A. Chihuatlan
Augustin Latassant
Nata
Campa
Kat Abandanet
Torreon
Chihwallans
Argummla
Hiate
Campagne
Enramada
Maz
New Construction Company to Bid on Texas Projects
Austin Texas June 13 A permit to do business was granted to the Phoenix Construction Company of Hartford Conn capital stock 960000 This company will build new structures for Texas towns and power plants including a project from Dallas to the Mexican border and back with three points to be connected by rail and road improvements.
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Austin
Texas
Phoenix Construction Commons
Hartford
Conn
Capital Sock
Vague Industrial Notice From Rosa's Hox Factory
A garbled OCR note from Rosa's Hox Factory announces an operation start on the Vth of Jame. It claims the factory will build wares and doors along with tx box mam Tactarih. The text is partially unreadable but indicates production activity.
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Comen
Jamester
Donkey Signals for Safety in Texan Towns
Special to The Nanner San Antonio Texas reports on a clever donkey used to warn of water cart crossings in Laredo and other South Texas towns. The animal draws attention by moving along a railroad track multiple times daily, aiding area residents.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ivan
Laredo
Southwaxt
Tauas
Appropriations for Texas buildings and harbors
Washington D C January 12 Th rills Le ae uses appropriation bill for Texas buildings and harbors. Listed amounts include $960,008 for Bonhan $9,040 for Hieowamood $449,000 for ClarkAPille $120,000 for Dal Mio $20,000 for Gatyne ton $26,000 for Mulaborn $20,000 for Maria $1,000 for MPwhall $12,000 for Par tm $20,900 for Weatherford and $480,000 for Sabine Nuction Causal $5,400 for Pub hatsary at San Marcos $15,000 for no manigrant ration at Galvanton.
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Washingtonn
Juan
Aulein
Bonhan
Hieowamood
Clarkapille
Dal Mio
Gatyneton
Humelia Break Threatens River Channel At Hymelia
Severe flooding endangers the Mississippi near Hymelia as the river drops and a mile wide break forms. Officials fear a new channel could cut away the riverbed bottom while residents flee rising water. Relief efforts by Captain Logan and volunteers race to stabilize the area amid widespread evacuations.
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Hiymalla
Minnléalppi
Phiboweaux
Janis
Howie Maid
Olehe Fot
Enn
Logan
United Staten Army
Haton Rouge
Chicago
Oehwr
Breauno
Ube
Market for Texas Rice Good in June Report
Dr J Wilkins secretary of the Southern Rice Growers Association and H W Carver noted a strong loan rice market and expectations of a large crop. The Orange Texas report mentioned plans to extend irrigation canals and favorable conditions for rough rice. Separate items include a burial in Orange and Gulf coast evacuation news from Beaumont with train service changes. Also noted was approval of a 2600000 construction contract for a Missouri Oklahoma Gulf railway line.
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Orange
Texas
J. Wilkins
Southern Rice Growers’ Asociation
HW. Carver
Wilkins
Grange County
Warnef
Bart Bunn
St. Mary's Hospital
Galveston At & O
First National Bank
Byurgresn
Newt Terry
Cient Sailes
Monara
Knott and Lovejoy
Bowkou
Warmers Hold Meeting in Tempte Texas
In Tempte Texas on June 12 a formed organization allied with the Southern States Cotton corporation met with attendees including C J Jackson and A W Parrott. The group discussed cotton stabilization aims and elected officers Dr T B Staulifer as president and Jot By Rese as secretary.
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Tempte
Texas
Ball County
Southerntates Cotton Corporation
Bsc
Fendance
C.J. Jackson
Hotanyitte
Wdant
Timmysi
A. Keston
A. W. Parrott
Molla
J. M. Stamwit
Tito
Spur
Tamas
Fame
Commerciat Cit
alMioare
T. B. Staulifer
Penament
Rese
Sam
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Fritz Zobel
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