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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1882

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Waco Examiner on farming craft and state convention turnout

The Waco Examiner notes farming has become a science and urges industrially minded farmers to continue modern methods. It calls for serious involvement in the state convention and county gatherings, urging delegates to be pledged and voters to participate.

Waco Examiner The Examiner Vention Bastrop Corps of Surveyors

Prominent Texas Politics on May 1882 Rail Tangles

Austin reports nightly caucuses led by Judge Ireland and Taylor county figures as ex governor Sayers reenters politics. Senate and House debates push state house architect salary to 3500 yearly, veterans pensions to 30000, and various appropriations while liquor licenses and public lands loom in veto battles and pending measures.

Senate Nmber State House House Austin David Crockett Col R. P. Crockett Walter Burton Walsh

Rough on Rats and a Judge Selection Motto

In Ballentine memoirs Lord Lyndhurst’s saying guides judge selection: look out for the agent who knows a little law. The page then lists items titled ROUGIL ON RATS with garbled text mentioning rats mice roaches flies and other pests with a price of 15c and odd misspelled terms.

Ballentine Lord Lyndhurst Rougil Cicars

English youths embark for Minnesota farm pupil program

A party of nearly forty young men, sons of English gentlemen, left Britain for New York en route to Minnesota to be placed as pupil workers with American farmers. They travel under Rev. G. Pridham, Vicar of West Carptree, who organized this emigration after the success of relatives placed abroad.

England Bnstol New York Minnesota G. Pridham West Carptree

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