Amended Postal Law Tightens Delinquent Subscriptions
The amendments to the postal law impose strict rules on newspapers and periodicals. Publishers must report detailed subscription metrics and may not mail to delinquents without paying postage. false reports face 100 to 500 dollar fines. Also included are brief notices from cities on church, school, and rail topics with dates.
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Sermons by Bishop Spelmyer to Open Conference Week
Noted divines including Bishop Spelmyer are scheduled to deliver sermons or addresses during the conference week. The events highlight religious discourse and the roster features other eminent clergy providing sermons tonight and in the days ahead.
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People's Party Convention Opens in St Louis
Delegates from the People's party and reform groups arrive in St Louis to attend a national convention in the Olympic Theater. The meeting opens at 10 am with James H Ferriss of Joliet Ill as chairman. Thomas E Watson of Georgia is the leading presidential nominee candidate cited. The platform is expected to stress the money issue with planks on municipal ownership initiative and referendum government ownership and direct nominations by the people.
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Senator Bailey Schedule Bridges Texas Rail Speeches
The Houston Post lists dates for Senator Bailey on a long set of appearances across Texas from April 4 to April 21. Cities include Lufkin Georgetown Taylor Bell County Brady San Angelo Brownwood Corsicana Heuston Bellville LaGrange Smithville Houston Crockett Palestine New Boston Atlanta Tyler with multiple speeches and possible two talks in some locations. Further dates to be announced.
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Club Officers Elected at Mutual Improvement Meeting
The Mutual Improvement Club held its final meeting of the year yesterday afternoon and elected officers for the new term. Mrs. M. W. Sims was chosen president with Mrs. A. M. Waldrop as vice president and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan as recording secretary. Mrs. Tyler Haswell became corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. L. McInnis treasurer, Mrs. H. W. South parliamentarian, and Mrs. Paul M. Raysor as critic.
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Davidson Buys 71 Bales Cotton From Captain Wilson
Davidson, a local cotton buyer for C. L. Sanger & Co., purchased seven ty one bales of cotton from Captain A. F. Wilson yesterday at ten cents per pound.
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Clay firm eyes Texas plant for brick and drain tile
Crossen of Crossen Badge Co Springfield and Vick in Bryan discuss locating a brick and clay products plant in Texas after three days of talks. They note Texas plants run at full capacity, brick prices rising, and test plans for drain tile sewer pipe roofing material. No contract yet as tests proceed. Crossen represents ample capital.
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Koppe Estate Case Decides For Plaintiff In Brazos Court
In a week long district court trial, the jury found for plaintiff William Koppe against Mrs Laura Koppe and others. The verdict cancels deeds dated February 26 1906 involving half of the Koppe estate. Foreman H A Burger announced the ruling with further proceedings not yet announced.
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Cattle Quarantine Set Across Southern States
Washington April 1 under the Department of Agriculture the annual interstate cattle quarantine goes into effect. It covers splenetic fever regions in fourteen states and parts of Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Alabama Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Texas Oklahoma and California.
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Local Farm Supply Ad Promises Quality Hay and Feed
Harder and Buckhaults advertise abundant stock with Alfalfa Hay North Texas Hay and White Wolf Stock Food. One sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran in value and cost, with phone contact 251.
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