First bale of 1911 cotton tops Houston market
Houston records the arrival of the first bale of the 1911 cotton crop, bought by J H Jones of Houston at a world price and rushed to the Cotton Exchange. Aerials report the bale's 495 pounds, 5:20 am arrival, and record early production milestones with details on transport costs and local reactions.
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Houslow
Feats H. Jones
New York
Great Gotham
Houston Correan
Rotton
Flowston
Jesne H. Jones
Houston
Fan Menico
Cameron County
Kote
Bach
AC Houston Um Automobile
Cotton Exchange
Rivierd
Nuncon
Houstay
Mourton
Brownsriilé
Catton
Mercedes
Wonston Catton Exchange
ASTI
Dixieland
Commercial Secretaries Association notes on Texas industry and taxes
A fragmented report from the Commercial Secretaries Association discusses Texas industry, manufacturing, and transportation. It mentions mills, tax measures, road improvements, dairy building plans, and local projects in Hall County and Waco, with figures on spending and public works.
Bond election planned for June in Oakville area
A bond issue of 275000 dollars will be voted on June 6 to fund road improvements in Washington County. A road bonds movement has begun at Brenham with promises of good results and a public meeting this week expecting 500 residents. Kansas City Southern official J Av Radwin visited Arthur to evaluate sites for a new sugar refinery, with work hoped to begin soon after.
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Bond
Oakeville
Dayton
J Av Radwin
Kansas City Southern Railway
Mart Arthur
Makze
Dew Aubot
Radwon
Wingar
Merits of Angelick Bull Angelle and healing verse
Fragmentary OCR recounts praise for a mysterious work titled Angelick Bull Angelle and its supposed healing powers. It mentions themes of remedies curing deathlike illness, reviving spirits, and comforting individuals, set amid scattered references to poetry, a churchyard, and an advertisement in London.
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Mr. Payne Toy
Mr. Payne Toy Tiop Wt the Adeel
Paul Chhurchyard
Chenyarde
Landon Pager
Fragmented Odd Transcript From Court or Meeting Clip
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a tense proceeding with remarks about nervousness and order. The text references a new member of a library hub and a chair’s attempt to maintain order amid interruptions.
Sowing His Advantage Repert Ave SlS File
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with missing/altered words. The piece mentions a person or place and scattered phrases like Mrs, Hinde, Magee, and initials, but no clear event, date, or names to form a coherent news item. The readable content does not establish a concrete action or outcome for a dated report.
Pudi Walle and the Pudge Names in a Historic Text
A fragmented excerpt discusses a character named Pudi Walle and a marine Muncharien figure. It references Goethe origins, Weber, and a muster equivalent, with names like Jamalents Inndgen Hyde and Teteten. The passage hints at veteran wages and a crowd of era figures in a 72TE publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Weber
Willam
Landon
Leipsig Book Fair and Carlyle Anecdote Features
The London Bystander recounts the Leipsig Book Fair with vast numbers of publications and mentions of vendors from Austria and beyond. It notes a scene where a boy offers a halfpenny to buy a toy as part of stories about Thomas Carlyle and a child in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Cholaon
England
Mary
Moby
Mr. Carlyle
Dave
Hubert Mott
London
Fragmented OCR notes on a visitor at a church event
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a visitor asking about a display of photos and mentions football and a church setting. The text is garbled and contains stray phrases, making the main event unclear and names or places impossible to extract reliably.
Gruikahank’s Long Artitic Lif In IMGL-Cruikshank Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a convoluted tale involving Grukihank or Cruikshank and a claim of lineage. The text references worship toward Ravchoe and a drafted carder, with assertions about paternity and kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruikahank
Getting I Debt Poverty fx tii bn ABI tw burribie
Getting I Debt Poverty fx tii bn ABI tw burribie: 44 at alee 9. all tnrre amoky house and a seokting wife, which are fin to be the ton0- Wort eetle. Mick Binffor Ie falkele or pureliaw tae an automobile Wicke Rycor. Why he couldn't ting a charar oF sin anni tion for a alr gun Hanlon Tram erin a wine man should have none in his head
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Frank Sommers
Tom
Daugheer
Carcoll
D. Gawler
Bommery
Mann
Walter Sbutts
Andar
Cassie
Alee
Mick
Wicke Rycor
Hanlon
Tramerin
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Hiryun
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Twesa
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Brazod
Halley
Vince
Holmes Bros
Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Texas
Fmm
Mylene
Porte
Alalea
Minera
Country
Tontay Toe Wwle
Wunl Fersiey
Tranton
Tekas Industrial Notes
Tinthas
Italy
Hallas County
Waco
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Acrom
Brignoti
Utvrary Hub
Murlog
Mur Jr
Threxie
Leipsig
Lewie
Vise
Merlin
Papie
Prones
Austria
Wiber
Ewan
Fe Lelpalg
Inir
Wwe
Honkseliam
Mina
Anid Friyner
Tytvital Via
sLevnuRth
Tle Stata
Ty Aevid Smung
Boston ‘Transcript
Cole Hardware Company
Parsons’ Bottling
Heifie
Fiona
Parsons & Ray
Prinems
Granta Kool
Gulvenied
Roofer
M. T. Brockman
Main Street
Ryan, Texas
Lowney
Eke ii
M. HR
Jams
Dauogist
Tena
W. T. James
Baron Hal
Faron Hal
Yaron
Bumps
Sue Hal
Star Hal Wid
Brown Hal
Browne Hal
Star Portier
M. C. Bostick
Munnicut
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Kiryan, Texas
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