Turbulent Texas notices and political chatter
A jumble of political maneuvering, local crimes, and press quarrels across Texas and nearby states. Reports mention elections in the sixth district, county scandals, a fire destroying property worth 750000, railroad payoffs, and widespread newspaper critiquing.
Volksfest preparations promise a vibrant May festival in Waco
The Volksfest aims for a grand two day event May 9 and 10 with English and German speeches by Judge McAdoo and Prof Jessen, a large Texas Militia drill, and prizes for best drilled company, top marksmen, best turners, and decorated wagon representations.
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Waco
McAdoo
Prof
Jessen
Col. Kirby
3Rd Regiment of
Texas Militia
Legislative notes outline April session actions and bills
The April sessions see the Insurance committee report favorably on a house amendment to a senate bill amending insurance law. Multiple bills pass including district court and assessor-collector consolidations, a quarantine measure, and a constitutional amendment limiting cross office election. General appropriations and salaries reforms are discussed.
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Insurance Committee
Hous
Senate
House
Huntsville
Houston
Howse
Burleson County Notes From Burleson County April 4 1879
A compact summary of local items in Burleson and surrounding counties. Mentions Birch Creek Bohemians settling, a steam engine on the roadside, a risky Vegaa bridge, worship at Burton’s church, and visitor notices. Includes farm notes on corn, cotton, labor-saving plows, and inquiries about cultivators and planters. Reports on crime, auctions, markets, and local events.
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Banner
San Antonio Prairie
Murdock
Yegua
Birch Creek
Houston
the Statesman
Central Railroad
Austin
Arizona
New Mexico
LaGrange
Navasota
Flantersville
Iola
Grimes County
Cotton Belt
Indiana
Illinois
J. H.R
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