Revival and political shifts stir Fort Worth readers
A cluttered editorial page discusses revival movements, Taft and Aldrich, and a growing push by women for equal footing with men. It notes local political currents and concerns about agriculture, insurance, and reform, with references to figures like Shaw and penalties for noncompliant stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frebody
Taft
Houston Coronici
Aldrich
Fort Worth
Benator Raley
Dudge
Ian Shaw
Chronicle Correeondent
de Alte
Tenul
Prominent Brazee County Farmer Alleges Lost Money
J. M. White of Wixon reports a total loss of about 16 000 dollars tied to farm operations on the Rio Grande border and related campaigns. He claims widespread misstatements by landowners and candidates about acreage and prices, noting the figure reflects a broader pattern of alleged manipulation and economic impact on Brazee County farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M White
Wixon
Earle Pras Newecaste
Eagle
Rio Grande
Wrasse
Heyan
Simone Mani
Lars Por
Ube
Acre
Brncom
Census enumerator test offered with strict requirements
The notice from Census Director Durand announces an enumerator examination with vacancies and eligibility rules. Applicants must be under 70, physically able, possess ordinary education, and be residents of the designated district. Filing closes January 26 with additional details from the Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Dow
U. & Census
Durand
Ena Wurean
Lens
Angell
Hirth
Dietrich of
Teaas
Texans Awarded Patents Amid Mixed Commerce Notes
A fragmented report lists Texans receiving patents with scattered names and places such as Antonio and Fort Worth era references. It notes various inventors and firms, including Felilay Davie and J. M. Anderson, in an uneven account of patent grants and assignments across multiple locales.
Enormous Rise in U S Farm Values and Output
A garbled 1909 era text reports dramatic growth in American agriculture. It cites farm numbers expanding from 1,000,900 in 1880 to about 7,000,000 by 1909, with farm land values rising to record highs. It notes regional gains across the West North Central and Atlantic states and contrasts farm wealth growth with broader U S production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmes
North Central States
North Atlantic
Ineceane
Abe Lincoln's Old Law Office Burned
A derelict museum in Dunritin reports a fire that damaged the old Lincoln era law office. The blaze destroyed artifacts including valuable bells and relics tied to Provident Lincoln and his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lincoln
Offige
Arta
Mauseum
Provident
Lincoln
New Trial Denied for Lender Case in Morse
A court denies a new trial in a lender dispute involving Morse. The decision cites the defendant’s arguments but upholds prior rulings and orders.
Witt and the Yankees in Zelaya era city tale
A fragmented report notes Witt and the Yankees in Zelaya era city life. Sparse details mention a prison or precinct setting in the city of Menge and refer to political or military context without full clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shat
Zelaya’e Prieniie
Menge
New Mexico City Visitors Stir Talk and Wedding Notice
Edge etchings report a selfstyled Tinaiay president arriving in Mexico City amid tense reception by officials and crowds. Also noted is a wedding between Jose Wilson and Belmette-Donald at the bride’s parents’ home with well wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jumi Kalan
Tinaiay
Nicarmana
Thie City
Seston
Mex
W. A Meliald
Roe
Calvert
Aaron
Walt
Z. W. Beard
Tchole
Mire Floren
Simple home remedy promises eczema cure
An advertisement touts a home treatment called HEMO a clear edible liquid that supposedly cures eczema by drawing out disease forming poisons from the skin health claims include permanent relief and curing various skin ailments with a simple diet and regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEMO
Jarore
Norman Peasants and the Bread Daily Life in Cautionary Tale
A fragmented text depicts Norman peasants and bread making, with references to a farmer and daily tasks around a manor. It mentions a number of place names, individuals, and wartime or governance language, hinting at social structure, work routines, and moral observations from a historical scene. The piece includes dialogue about labor, punishment, and village social order, with scattered mentions of surveillance, youth, and obligations within a feudal or early modern context.
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Bryan Baily Eagle Fy
the Eagle Printing CO
United States
Patie Ak
Tan
McKinler
Se Ainley
Mark Hanma
Tera
Abe Ronuiremente
Brazee County
Wealthin Ug
China
Mar
Emmet & Maloney Pure Drug, Cinpaware
Cencus
Durand Seta
Felilay & Davie
Theiess
Stain Beret
Halton
Hlele
An Antonio
Barr
Reine
Gons
Orla
Madea
Carlebad
N. Mb
Wheeleoo
Tylor
Cama
W. le Davin
Wmrn
Te Georges Creek
Haehsmith
Lees
Reaty Vm
Yankees
With
Solicite
Tevus Anu Pacnstakir
vErusi
Cras
Liu
Socident
Tituioloome
Caatoo
Vaud
Jose
Perth
Ethan Ain
Roy
Berndam
Ty ‘Aw
Thoray Shell
Dail
Rome
Apd
Mra Pym
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