Old Texas Laws and Hunger Aid Stir Debates Across Houston
The Houston Post cites Blackstone and colonial law to discuss justice and public duty while Fort Arthur News notes a custom tied to punishment. A Houston City paper urges readers to support food relief and timely newspaper delivery amid shortages and moral debates.
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Fort Arthur News
Wackstone
Man
Toxne
Joan Valjean
Peesant
Houston Post
Blackstone
Better Credit System For Farmers Seeks Rural Reform
A historical article outlines demand for a revised credit system aiding farmers in the South. It argues farmers need affordable credit, longer repayment terms, and land as security to access funds. The piece notes current limits restrict market access and hamper crop financing, urging government action to ease lending.
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Becaias
Becaia
Gomey
Semmilasson
Dane
Alt
Torro
Afriican
Philinine
Tatands
Fashionable Hart Schaffner overcoat for men a fine fall coat
A stylish snug fitting single breasted fall overcoat from Hart Schaffner & Marx described as very nobby. Priced around $20 with other options available at varying prices.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Farmers urged to form cooperative finance associations
An article advocates farmers uniting to secure short term loans through deflation of credit risk. It discusses A M Waldrop & Company and calls for organized savings funds to meet Bow demand, with a warning on robber barons and the need for cooperative action led by John Lew Coulter of the Progressive Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorreage
United States
Savines Fund
John Lew Coulter
Nhe
Government Cotton Ginning Report Summary
Government cotton ginning data show total bale counts and per cent yields across regions. Notable figures include Inland districts reporting 61,516 bales, versus 51,276 last year, with varied gains and declines in several states and counties.
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Vaal
Tahoe
Flood Devastates Bryan Citizens Camp Relief Efforts
The flood inundated Bryan causing cattle and hog losses and forcing evacuation. A relief committee organized camps with superintendents to manage food and supplies, while crews moved hay by boat and distributed clothing, hats and shoes to evacuees across several camps and stations.
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Tittle
Tig
Aras
J K. Astin
W. Wipprecht
Pitty Beidge
Crenshaw
A le Hage
Jonen Trice
W. Banners
Koupe
Pouutela
Bell
T. R Matte
Warr Department
Valle
Wren ‘Eerste
Heingine
Marion
Trvan
Allan
Wibbers
Wapmrboh
Maleval Lds
Thor Wabrim
Erie
Adler Nares Agit Wit
Parker
Gurdon
Steve
Komen
Jno IK
Mr . W. Cmbter
Stadt
M. Cellegw
Great Brazos Flood Reaches Toward Gulf With Dead and Drowning
Reported Great Brazos flood sweeps toward the gulf as water rises and towns brace for impact. At least two are dead, many missing, and waters overwhelm areas near Rosenburn and Sunnyside. Rescue efforts continue as levees break and residents flee rising tides and debris in a wide spreading disaster.
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Great Brazos
Gulf
Work Resumes On All Lines As Scheduled
After a week of recess, work will resume on all lines with expected progress by the coming Monday. The main contractor and superintendent Bryon announce payment and next steps, noting material hauling delays are easing and minor curb work will follow as dates firm up.
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Wally Beinu
Alines
Atevets
Bryon
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Tie
Cooper & Cole “Quality Grocers
Bryan Daly
THE
Eagle Printing CO
Prest
Buchanan
Wallace
Bryan
Halley
Houston
Texas City
Cneisuian
Servnee Sionitor
Sun
Mivsoir
Journaltatie
Erwuse
Muwadayy le
Uwe
Puwiry
Ane
Ruay
HRD
Oho Promis Mtr
Kate Hen
Wil
Druskard
Christiane Fm
A. M. Waldrop & Company
Nefort
Ims
Aluetyatx
Wileh
Rosenburn
de Piace
Tere
Sunnyside
Colorado Levees Mulley
Bereke
Colorado
Iver Lesen
Tony
Yarniers
St Ied
Nir Familen
Wwonbtork
Srldon
Ryen Incubit
J. M. Caldwell the Jeweler
Bryan Penny Laundry
Union Wooten Mills Tailor Shop
Commerce Building
Anderson Street
Fred L. Cavitt
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