Local court records reveal fines for mischief and abuse
Friday in justice court Adam Mallett pled guilty to malicious mischief and was fined 31. Joe Skweras was tried by a jury and fined $1 for abusive language. A death penalty for Archie McMillin was commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Culberson, provoking public indignation.
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TV Justice Court
Adam Mallett
Justice Court
Joe Skweras
Archie McMillin
Conree
Culberson
Browns Iron Bitters Proclaimed Remedy for Blood Nerve Ailments
An ad extols Browns Iron Bitters as a universal cure for diseases of the blood nerves and stomach, claiming decades of proven efficacy and listing RE. Luka as a local agent. A separate item notes Wells Fargo laid off workers during a yellow fever scare in South Texas, with President Valentine restoring full pay amid worker jubilation.
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RE. Luka
South
Texas
Wells, Fargo Express Company
McKinsey
Valentine
Meals for Fifteen Cents at Tremont Hotel
Daily dinner service offered at the Tremont hotel opposite Central freight depot from 10 to 3 at 15 cents. Claimed as good as any 25 cent meal in the city. Prop. Robert Feliher. Also includes a collection of trivial notes on newspaper production, Cham berisin Cough Remedy endorsements, and Lone Star Cabinet promotion.
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Tremont
Central Freight Depot
Robert Felcher
Yom Kippur Observances Highlight Jewish Orthodox Practice
The article describes Yom Kippur services at a Jewish Synagogue following orthodox customs. It explains the day’s fasting prayer and penitence, the priestly role of individuals, and the Ten Days of Penitence with the book of life legend.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Dallas Evangelist Browning to Speak at Town Square
Mr. W. Stewart Browning the walking evangelist arrives in the city on his first visit and will preach at 4 o'clock on the southeast corner of the square. His address is on oppression and he has walked over five thousand miles to 373 congregations since entering the ministry three years ago. He travels by sturdy shoes and often follows railroad routes, with much of the state yet to be reached.
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W. Stewart Browning
Dallas
Hall s Great Discovery Kidney Cure Ad
Hall s Great Discovery promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions in men and women with one small bottle providing two months of treatment. If not sold locally, mail order available for 51. Manufactured by E. W. Hai and sold by RK E Luhn in Brenham Texas.
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Hall
E. W. Hai
RK. E. Luhn
Brenham
Texas
Hall's Great Discovery Relieves Texas Patient
A Brexum Texas reader reports years of kidney trouble and back pain, stating Hall's Great Discovery provided the first relief after trying other remedies. The letter ends with a courtesy closing Yours. &c.
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Brexum
Texas
Hall
Swann Surrenders in Chappell Hill Murder Case
Joseph W. Swann, a former engineer at Chappell Hill, turned himself in at Bellville after allegedly shooting James H. Foster at Foster’s farm six miles south of town. Foster died within minutes. Swann, held in Brenham jail, claims the killing was justifiable and cites alleged misconduct by Foster toward Swann’s wife as his potential defense.
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Joseph W. Swann
Ch. Hill
James H. Foster
Chappell Hill
Foster
Simpson
Will Busch
Swann
Busch
Teague
T. B. Browing
Bellville
Palm
Crawford
Sheriff Palm
Brenham
Bond
Frosted His Pipes Described as Odd Court Appearance
In a justice court a man with discolored eyes and a squeaky voice testified about a domestic dispute over his pipes. The guard and judge questioned him as he claimed his mother in law kicked the incident off. the court discharged him and sent for the next case.
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Justice Court
Guardian of the Peace
James
Severa’s Balsam of Life praised for indigestion cure
A reader in Claridge Pa testifies the Severa’s Balsam of Life cured indigestion belching and pains after taking one teaspoonful. The ad claims it also treats constipation dy diarrhea and cholera morbus and offers it at 25 cents and as a remedy for children.
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Ant Jarus
Severa
The Plowing Farmer Who Moves The World
A Pick and Pan News excerpt extols the farmer driving mules in the field as the crucial engine of prosperity. It argues a general strike by workers would cripple commerce, while the farmer’s steady toil provides bread and keeps society functioning. The piece contrasts the humble, hardworking farmer with wealth and appearance.
Colored Teachers Institute At St John’s Church
The county colored teachers held their regular monthly institute at St John’s Methodist church with 23 teachers present. Officers were elected for permanent organization and Prof. Mackey spoke on institute work. An odd accompanying tale about a curling iron incident in Litchfield was included. The piece ends with an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
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St. John’s Methodist Church
H. D. Winn
W.8.grant
J. H. Hughes
D. D. Williams
E. H. Colbert
J.M.H. Randle
A. J. Porter
R. M. Mackey
R. S. Bailey
Hillsboro
South Dakota
Gertrude NanBlake
Litchfield
Gertrude
Jimmy
Cuba
Geneve pharmacist touts Chambelain's Colic Remedy
J R Adama of Geneve Alsin calls the price of a dozen bottles to use at home and to supply neighbors. He argues the remedy saves suffering and is a universal bowel complaint cure for children and adults. Sold by R E Lahr.
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Chambelain
Snys J. R. Adama
Geneve
R. E. Lahr
Kick by Horse Hits Pleasant Hill Farmer Near Saloon
Sam King, a young farmer from Pleasant Hill, was kicked by a horse near Schumacher's saloon on Saturday afternoon. The horse struck his right hip, causing a severe bruise. The text notes a prior trouble with getting to Klondike, and mentions a new post office named Klondike established in Delta County.
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Schumacher’s
Sam King
Pleasant Hill
Klondike
Delta County
Return of Sowing in the Wind Promises Strong Drama
The Grand announces Lyndey Grundy s Sowing in the Wind for next Saturday night. The play is described as exceptionally strong with a beautiful love story and fascinating art. The intense human interest rivals Frohman productions, and the cast remains largely the same as last season.
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Lyndey Grundy
Grand
Charles Frohman
New Rubber Coats for Connor Hose Company Members
All members of Connor Hose Company wear brand new rubber coats funded by surplus treasury investments.
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Connor Hose Company
Witp ducks attract hunters to abundant hunting grounds
Hunters report abundant Witp ducks in open areas as sportsmen easily locate thriving hunting grounds with ample duck populations for hunting seasons.
Business Crusade Aims for Short Term Gains
A targeted business crusade seeks quick, measurable results. Leaders push rapid reforms and client-focused strategies to boost efficiency. Stakeholders expect observable improvements within weeks.
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Harry Clarke
Krug
Prince Hearne
Albert Cloud
Eliza Toland
Minnie Lochridge
Chamberisin
Kellam & Curren
Roggisty
Seaview
R. E. Lubw
Lone Star Cabinet
the Walking Evangelist
Jos. W. Swann
New Jersey
Bell & Shelburne of
Archie McMillan
Conroe Courier
R. M. Teague
Mill Creek
Wm. Meyer
Andrew Buhls
E . Seball
Meyer Bros
Dragco
St Louie
Chamberlain
BR. E Lubn
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