Texas Roads and Farm Trade Drive for Lower Transport Costs
An article discusses reducing transportation expenses to boost farming profitability. It cites over 14,000,000 miles of road usage this year and plans to improve public highways, projecting farmers will market more than ten million tons of products and highway improvements costing about 21 million dollars. It argues freight costs could drop half with better roads, cutting lane-haul costs to 43 cents per ton mile, and outlines expected road funding and economic impact.
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Iide
Man
Fraight
Lie Co
Rienwas Ik
Tamer
Weil
100 Gunners In $11,000 Army Rifle Contest at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio hosts an $11,000 international military rifle match attracting entrants from France Germany America Sweden Argentina Brazil Canada Mexico and Cuba. The event showcases American teams defending the Padma trophy as they aim for supremacy in a globally contested field.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Penrose Sharp Resolution Prompted Mexico City Warning
A dated congressional note shows Penrose introducing a resolution urging action after claims that Americans in Mexico face danger. The report cites Attorney General and Senate officials, accusing violence against prominent Americans and thousands killed, with warnings of U.S. police involvement and threats abroad.
Constitutional convention call debated in House action
A House session featured a resolution urging a constitutional convention to reform the nation. Proponents argued to delay any action on prohibition while others pressed for immediate steps. The chamber recessed before a vote, with quiet wrangling over funding to pay attorneys and a marginal Senate appropriation for enforcement services.
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Anelio
Sear Hompbrien
Puller
MuPiotel
Laure
Renita
Amy
Oliver Wheeler
Senate
Texas Cotton Crop Report Highlights Varied Status Across Regions
A Texas weather report indicates uneven cotton conditions across the state. Wet and dry spells have left some counties with risky yields while others show generally good prospects. North and Northeast Texas along the Oklahoma border face the greatest need for favorable weather to protect crops. Local reports emphasize the impact of recent conditions on insured vs uninsured cotton and the potential losses for farmers.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Wonton
Oklahoma
Traffic officials confer on city transit matters in brief visit
Dunlap of Houston traffic manager for H. and T. C. R. Rmn and Hewit of Bryan and Central Texas Interurban discuss city transit issues. Lillie Fred Simonda, visiting Mt. C. Robinson’s family, retired to await further plans.
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Gk, Dunlap
Houston
LM. Hewit
Bryan
Central Texas
Lillie Fred Simonda
Awatin
Mt. C. Robinson
Bathe
Lind and Mexican lenders confer in Mexico City
Associated Press dispatch from Mexico City reports John Lind held a late night private conference. Dispatch notes unrest in Huatuasca District Vara Crux where several thousand Indians allegedly revolted and fear a division of spoils among Carranza agents. People are poorly armed.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
John Lind Tde
Indiana
Huatuasca
Vara Crux
Carranza
Dod
Refugees Released From Quarantine After Escape
Associated Press report from Texas states 150 American refugees were released from quarantine today. Federal forces in Durango are said to be executing prisoners of war including Americans. American Railway cashier Palmer of Durango was killed for lacking the safe combination.
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Associated Presap
Galyentan
Tex
Hun
Federals
Durango
Moger Palmer
Durant
ORK OF WIFE'S BULLET COMPLETED
Robert dams, whose wife shot him and a young woman companion at their home near here Wednesday, died today. Authorities said they were unable to complete a statement about the shooting before the victim expired.
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Ty Associated Press
Daling
Tex
Robert Dams
Bre Ler Is Bre Iy Associated Prom Albany Report
Fragmented notice reports political figures Aaron J. Levy and Aaron Levy. mentions Albany, Ni Y, and dates confusingly. States Sulzer 6 still weak but improving. impeachment and nervous breakdown referenced. Overall unreadable but indicates political struggle and health issues.
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Albany
Ni Y
Ate
Sulzer
Petter
Aaron J. Ley
Aaron J. Levy
Road Builders Plan New Highway Through County
Alorado-eGiut Highway Axhoela president and party arrived in Bryan to prep for an entertainment event. Delays at Hearne postponed a meeting with local auto clubs and officials. Will aim to secure support for a planned road from Denver to the southern boundary, with estimates of large funding and improved commerce between towns along the route.
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Alorado-eGiut
Axhoela
Tow
I Bryan Abou
Mn Atohia, Son
West
Hearne
Dryan
Eyal Auto Association
ML 1
Davie
Waco
Cotton Palace
J. M. Plyne
Beers
Waco Automobile Club
Meare
Williame Haw
Houwton
Navwxota
Hemptoend
Cotters
RJ. Potte
Ood Moude
Ate
Williame
Denver
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