Democratic notes and roadwork in small town patriotism
A summary of editorials and local notices praising political figures and party loyalty, detailing potential appointments, pro and anti prohibition positions, and upcoming street paving and drainage plans. Mentioned are Col. Tet Acklemore, Sen. James Clayton YeNeatas, George Armistead, and Bryan era debates, along with notes on street improvements and a stolen ten thousand dollars worth of Jen ary Wak goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM Manmioe
Fergriae, Tv
Tex
Ronas
Democratic Party
Ranson
Leneen
Tha Newnpaper Fraternity
Eewersil
Bent
Htansone Iv
Ivan
Tett AcLemore
Carroll
James Clayton YeNeatas
George
Armintead
Fem
Putnam
Ion Iurtone
Martin di Ube
Mary
Nidalens
Prize Composition Mistily Reported From Vague Text
A garbled OCR style fragment references a prize composition and a public figure, mentioning a ten year old boy, a forecast of a governor and a Houston festival. The legibility is poor and the exact facts or dates are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Curious old world quotes on money, status, and courtship
The text surveys social expectations in humorous, clipped exchanges. It comments on money, snubbing, being investigated, and flirtations. It notes women juggling duties, social invitations, and worn fashion while men pursue status and amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorida Times-tinion
Yuma
Conference report upheld by party caucus vote
Washington dispatch reports that the party caucus backed the conference report on the administration tariff bill. The headline notes a final Senate vote anticipated Friday as lawmakers prepare to confer a new report and address pricing concerns amid ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ty Aavomianet
Washington
Democrat Iulendere
Aritt
Vere Pela
Rev daup to leave Bryan for Indiana church move
The Rev daup will depart Bryan after resigning from the Episcopal Church at Andrews to lead a church in ElW hart Indiana. Vestry accepted his resignation and officials consider several candidates to succeed him as the parish weighs advancement and farewell wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Andrews ‘Episcopal Church
ElWhart
Tod
Indiana
Channel 4
Bia
Inbor
Ventry
Eagle
Ton
Second Ginners Report for Cotton Crop 1913
The Census Bureau released the second ginners report for the 1913 cotton crop. By Sept 26, 1913, 2,237,881 bales had been ginned, above 1912’s figure of 3,005,994 by roughly two hundred thousand bales at the same date. The report situates Alabama and North Carolina as states in the regional note beginning with Alabama and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Washington
Census ‘Bureau
Nuaber
Bain
HEART
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cooper & Cole “Quality Grocers
J. C. Lysles Milling Company
Bryan Baily Eagle
THE
Eagle Printing CO
Dryas
Prema
Ditore
Cme
Houston
Adhem
Iwuda
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A. M. Waldrop & Co
Mod
Far Puneriar
Marper's Weekly
New York Americas
Law York
Gomedia
Pwr
Bande
Kiel “Guewnle
Kag
L4ntinville Courier Journal
Chicago inter-Ocean
Kansan
Golem Das
Roped
Mane & Crest
New
York
Washington Herald
New York Evening Telegram
Jparty
Guarda
Nashington
Maderat
Rev. Daup
Nestor
Lange
Eng Worle
New Jeresy
Edwin Auguet
Helen Cane
William Clifford
Wallace Reid
Pearl White
King Baggot
Universal
Geo. D. Tucker
Linninge
Louisiana
Sibsipp
Jorth Carolina
Carolina
Iar
Yonaoe
Than
Aaa
Oklahoma
Texas
Ima Wu
Alan Cotton
Reytember
Cute Sen
Fanny Rey
Arkansas
Florida
Auhietie Asweeia
I. Oy
Hieyan Durin
Uute
Disie
Atv
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