Prohibition, cotton, and civic reform in a 19th century note
A lengthy, fragmentary survey discusses prohibition as a political wedge used in governor elections, women’s civic efforts, and calls for city improvements. It mentions farmers opposing substitutes for barley beer, cotton price shifts, and political campaigns including Senatorial primary dynamics. The piece links civic progress, newspapers, and public debate to social reform.
Prohibition agitation settles as conservatives prevail
The article notes a decisive majority among conservatives and a settlement to be reached within a mature period. It states no agitation will sway the public, with cotton prices described as normal and orderly outcomes anticipated.
Cameron County Election Plans Bond for Highways
The Cameron area prepared for a September 5 election to approve a $100,000 bond for road work aimed at improving rural highways. The Commercial Club of Cameron and local leaders push a statewide publicity push to attract settlers to Texas, with allied leagues considering a coordinated national effort.
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Cameron
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KKHL
Auto Club Tour Through Texas Draws Notable Crew
A large Auto Club caravan traversed from Waxahachie to Dallas and on toward Waco Marlin and Calvert with many vehicles and dignitaries aboard. The voyage, slowed by weather, attracted crowds at towns along the route including Waxahachie Marlin Calvert and Marlin where pilots guided cars and refueled. Notable attendees included M A Sacksteder Dallas manager of United Motor Dallas and George W Baker president of the Dallas Automobile Club among numerous local residents and families in varied vehicles. The party paused for gasoline and a dance at the Marlin Auntie hotel amid ongoing motorcade activity.
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Callit County
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Motor Vehicle Regulation To Take Effect Across State
The new motor vehicle regulation goes into effect today, applying to all motor vehicles and drivers. It sets standards for licensing, identification, and penalties, aims to curb reckless driving on rural and town roads, and introduces stricter enforcement and fines for violations. References to rural officials and enhanced patrols highlight the intent to protect motorists and pedestrians alike.
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Directions for Sending Ingests for Examination
Instructions from a state entomologist on how to send insect specimens for study. Emphasizes honesty of information, enclose a letter and explanations, include living specimens in sturdy boxes, and use sealed packaging to avoid baiting rats. Recommends enclosing fresh food plants when possible and avoiding loose envelopes to prevent loss or damage.
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Secretaries Association critiques railroads and reform needs
A historical notice attributes authority to a commercial secretaries group arguing for stronger railroad oversight. The text cites proposals for national office coordination, wartime needs, and better liaison with communities to advance labor and economic goals amid harsh conditions.
Taxpayers vote on bonds for city water works plan
A posting outlines an election order for the City of Bryan or nearby locale to decide on issuing bonds for a water works improvement project. The notice specifies the bond details, interest, and tax levy to fund the proposed construction and maintenance, with voting deadlines and polling locations.
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Election Notice From City and County Officials
A fragmented notice lists officials and dates for local elections. Multiple garbled phrases reference council actions, candidate names, and voting instructions. The text mentions measures and committees seeking compliance, with unclear specifics but a formal call to participate.
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