State News Highlights From Texas Counties
In Cornell county the corn crop is light and cotton fields in Bosque county may yield a bale per acre. Jones county forecasts a strong wheat crop while Collin county cotton turns out better than expected. A fair association forms in Austin and San Antonio wins the bid to finish the new city hall. Governor Ross attends a Galveston jubilee convention as governor Taylor’s Tennessee staff arrives in Dallas. A killing occurs at Blanco and Dock Jones is tried at Paris for the Sam Snamberson case. Kilgore speaks at Pittsburg. a Kyle saloon keeper, B Ford, noted. Palestine forms a 200-member progressive association. Postmaster Daniel W. Hudson listed at Paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Kilgore
Pittsburg
Austin
San Antonio
Ross
Galveston
B. Ford
Kyle
Coleman County
Robert Collins
Wm. Knapp
Blanco
Marshal
Taylor
Tennessee
Dallas
Bosque’ County
Acre
Palestine
Collin County
Dock Jones
Paris
Sam Snamberson
Mixed Miscellany of 19th Century Tidbits and News
A collage of brief items covers varied topics from labor and crime to fires and politics. Notes mention Baltimore’s thermometer, cotton shipments from Troy, a Cut Off post office, and bids for Galveston jetties. Several personal notices report accidents, arrests, and local events across Texas towns, with scattered opinions and humorous quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet County
Troy
Cut Off
Guadalupe County
Henry Guenther
Galveston
Washington
Oris Reynolds
Decatur
Will Thurman
Anderson Causey
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Cornell County
Dallas Fair
Jones County
Daniel W. Hudson
Paint
Tan
Baltimore
New York
Alexader
Miss Hector
Lancaster Ky
Uncle Sam
America
Antwerp
Belgium
United States
Alex White
Prairie del Neighborhood
Monroe Sanders
Amelia Cartenas
Gonzales
John Walker
Indian Territory
Lewis McGee
Charlie Hairston
Waco
Hairston
Jas. Booth
Wm. Bondies
Torney
Som Moore
Charley Pilmen
Vonnie van Liew
Harrisburg
Romen Olen
Collinsville
J. M. Murry
J. W. Brooks
J. H. Hayes
Frank McKee
Cole
George Howell
McKinney
Howell
G. W. van Vieck
Super County
Woodville
Terry Rangers
Joseph D. Sayers
Gustave Cook
Ten Sharp
Limited Express
Hamilon & Brown
Boston
Susan B. Anthony
John S. Sullivan
London Punch
Chicago Post
Memphis
Westinghouse
N. O. Picayune
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago Women's Club
Osborne
Princess of Wales
Bobby
Hatman
Richef
Tutt
Park Place
N.Y
ESS
EAD
Moises Cureatt Peck
Q Lin
Nowak Lore
Cor NS
Epps
Civil Services Gazette
James Epps & CO
Momoepathic Chemists
London
England
Beatty
T. W. Ziegler & CO
Louis, Mo
Maio
Uetilin
Pelea Ae Lang
Iain
Chicago
F. C. Fowler
Moocdrs
Ais Oriental Fee
Addrese Ee Es Ae Ballard Goew Listesst Cs
Luces Ave
Louis
Druzze
Ohio
Tristram
Branham, Texas
Atlanta, Ga
Book of Ti
Sm.woolley
Wits Whitehall St
J.D. Rogers
Brenham, Tex
Mes. A. M. Olddings Heberstone
Brerham, Texas
F. Krentzlin
W. J. Lemp
Brenham
Texas
R. Ek. Luhn
Main Street
Public Square
Brenhan
Frank W. Wood
Caldwell
E. Rouse
Renham
H. W. Grager
L. G. Day
West Side Courthouse Square
Louis Bronenkant
West Side Court House Square
Sandy Street
Henry J. Morgan
Dudley E.jones
Little Rock- Ark
Castoria
Sam
Childre
Oxton St
Brooklyn
X.Y. Stave Company
Murray St
Grove
Grove's
Sip Cereale
Btisgof
M.D
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