NO Ai 70 SHIFTLESS FARMERS AND BANKER LENDING
Joseph Hirsch vice president of the Corpus Christi National Bank urged Texas farmers to adopt sound farming and refused aid for unsound farming at the fourth annual session of the Texas Farmers Institute. He advocated banker involvement in agricultural committees, support for experiment stations and demonstrations, crop rotation, and county demonstration agents funded by $1,000 per county. He praised the Smith Lever Act and its expected Texas benefits, noting state funding gaps and possible private or local funding alternatives.
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Congress
Kennedy Former Texas House Speaker Dies
Kerrville Texas A M Kennedy aged 48 a veteran figure in Texas state politics and former speaker of the Texas House of Representatives died Sunday after a long illness his death followed weeks of foreseen decline Kennedy served tea proudly in public life for a quarter of a century leaving behind a notable political legacy
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Tex
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Texas
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Brownsville Mexico Railway to Buy $800000 in New Equipment
The St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico Railway Company line contracted to purchase $800,000 of new equipment, and the contract was approved by the railway board. The road is in receivership, making the acquisition an unusual addition under troubled times.
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Austin, Tex
St. Louis
Brownsville
Mexico
Rai Road
Bond labels Approved in Austin County District No 5
The attorney general’s department approved bond measures in Austin on district No 5. Officials report district plans, funding and project details for local infrastructure and services, with council approval anticipated after review.
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Pes
Atlupney General
Dome Teeves
Lahpoek County
Peart Cersty Coutiiow
Comuty
Euine
Milam County Beekeepers Yield Big Honey Harvest
Milam Texas residents report a strong year for bees with many apiaries producing substantial honey. One local in Quanah Quade stands out for selling over 30 000 pounds of honey from his hives.
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Cytherun
Tex
Milam Sooty
Cattle Shipment From West Point Sells Big
West Point shipped a full load of 400 head of cattle to San Antonio this week. It stands as one of the largest sales of the season and is valued at about $14,000.
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West Point
San Antonio
Ships First Watermelons From Ligia Texas
The first three cars of watermelons of the season were on the road Thursday for shipment from Ligia Texas signaling the start of the melonطن season and early movement to markets.
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Ligia
Tex
Texas News Condensed Highlights Across Counties
Mison county voted a special road tax last week Teague will receive a sewerage system Work has begun on ditches Tarrant county will build an orphan home costing 25000 Sulphur Springs lays new water mains within fire limits Marlin reports 3171428 in rail valuation up 223878 from 1913 McKinney greases the wheels Woodmen of the World plan a 10000 judge hall Central West Texas fair at Airfield contracts daily airplane flights Oct 6 to 10 Tom Green county has 2395 school children Canadian oil and gas efforts in Coleman county Northwest London oil output down Several wells deepened to raise yield Smallest monthly road bonds total 176000 in June Half year 1914 75 road and bridge bond elections 51 successful 9 655 million bonds issued Road work in 1915 totals 2517 million 169 per capita Terrell plans larger water supply A shipment of 100 cavalry horses from Port Worth to Brownsville San Angelo silo project dairy cattle feed plans Anthrax prevention by burning infected carcasses Roxton district approves 12000 bond for manual training expansion
Huerta Falls From Power After US Recognition Delay
In 1913 President Wilson opposed recognizing Huerta, pressed for his resignation, and backed the Constitutionalists as forces advanced. Huerta declared himself a dictator, held elections deemed void, and retained power until the July 1913 crisis culminated in impending resignation.
Mexico Names New President Candidate Carbajal
Francisco Carbajal, 44, a Campeche native and lawyer, has long served in the judiciary and was chief justice before Huerta named him foreign relations minister. Known for intellect and independence, he is calm, reserved, well turned out, and of European descent with a solid business and family background.
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Senor Carbajal
Ghodetag a Vacation and the Call to Action
A National Magazine piece urges immediate effort by schools to prepare students for work after graduation. It argues against drifting and advocates direct contact with business representatives to ease recruitment and help youths secure their first jobs in a competitive era.
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Ghodetag
National Magazine
Eczema Patient Credits Cuticura Cure
Charley Alaton of Tazewell recounts a skin eruption spreading from legs to full body with intense itch and dandruff. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he reports complete relief and hair regrowth, endorsing the product and offering free samples via Cathcura, Boston.
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Tann
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Cathcura
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Boston
Ady
Summer Inconveniences Cited In Quirky Detroit Clip
A Detroit Free Press snippet recalls summer inconveniences and a comical tale of a man attempting to carry a lead pencil fountain pen watch and cigars in the top pocket of his coat. The humor centers on the vestleantown theme and a failed packing plan.
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Detroit Free Press
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Ad
For 75 years Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills have been their own recommendation in conditions of upset stomach liver and bowels. If you have not tried them a test now will prove their benefit to you. Send for free sample to 372 Pearl St New York. Adv. Russia's population increasing at the rate of 2 600 000 a year it is said. It now stands at about 147 000 000 of which 106 000 000 are peasants.
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Pearl St
New York
Rusia
Patent Remedy Ad From Historic Newspaper
An 19th century ad promotes RUB-MY-TISM as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises old sores and more. The message notes an antiseptic anodyne and a 25 cent price. It also cheekily references a society invented by a woman seeking to forget her marriage.
Unclear fragmentary notice on social behavior and marriage
Fragmentary lines discuss honesty danger in dealings and social baiting for marriage. Mentions poison ivy remedy and dubious products alongside advice on relationships and crowds after marriage. No clear event or names to corroborate a full summary.
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