Fragmented 1910 newspaper page items on death and reform
The page reviews death of Mrs Mary Baker G Kiy and a broad mix of political, economic and editorial notes. It discusses reform urges, quotes urban opinions, and notes a remarkable plan to cut government costs by trimming army and navy. Also reports a journalist’s plea for subscription drives and a Galveston bureau piece on broom corn markets.
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Ome Peopel
Handels
Tom Eagle
Soan
Galveston News
Brazos County
Tutiat
Brazos
Slamene
Town factions split harms growth say observers
A reader letter from Schalenberg condemns factionalism in Mound City urging residents to unite for progress. The writer claims two or three town men serve both sides and spread rumors, suggesting they be removed to heal community divisions. Mr Jeuking is cited in the discussion.
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Schalenberg
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