Farm crop report and political musings in The Weekly Banner
The report estimates spring wheat at 180 million bushels, corn 1.94 million, and oats 650 million. An Indy Territory correspondent Wilson faces expulsion after slandering Musskogee. Fort Worth Gazette vows libel suits. Italians sail to America, and a Mississippi fire destroys a home and injures a wife. Beer price spike in Kansas City. editorials praise reform. Comments on Mills, Cleveland, and the alien land law. People’s Party plans district organization. a Illinois donor funds a Mississippi colored college site. Political tensions mount over party lines and reform.
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A sprawling roundup of clipped items reports fires in Jacksonville Indiana and weather damage, political moves in Texas Pennsylvania and Louisiana, railway savings, court and education notes, social issues and a Midland rain experiment. Highlights include Pine Ridge damages, free coinage, and a Kansas grain movement.
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Read by readers across Texas, notes list towns seeking waterworks and housing, farms prosper, and incidents unfold. Artesian wells sought by Childress, new waterworks desired for Goldthwaite, Velasco lot sales reach 64 000, floods, crops, and livestock reported. Fortunes shift as Velasco builds port, San Antonio eyes Gulf connection.
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