Brazos Bottom Sufferers Hit by Major Flood Losses
Texans in Burleson county report 45 000 acres under water from Moseley s Ferry to Yegua river with 90 percent crop destruction. About 7000 people in the flood area are destitute and unemployed, dwarfing the small $1900 aid noted in the Galveston News.
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Galveston News
Caldwell
Brazos Bottom
Burleson County
Messrs
Milton Paker
Wm. Koppe
Moseley’s Ferry
Yegua River
Theerritory
Madison County Weather Sees Mixed Crop Outlook
The Madisonville Meteor reports that Madison County suffered limited seat damage as creeks overflowed. It notes cotton losses along the Brazos and tributaries may reach 500 000 bales statewide while corn stands to yield well despite some old crop damage. Farmers hope for a strong fall cotton harvest.
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Madison County
Brazos
Texas
Evangelist John L. Andrews Preaches Strong Sermon in Houston
In Houston on June 21 Evangelist John L. Andrews of the Christian church delivered a forceful sermon on Abner's death from 2 Samuel 3 33. He contrasted Eden with present sin and linked it to social woes from alms houses to cemeteries. Four made confessions and will be baptized next Sunday night as meetings extend for several weeks.
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Houston
John L. Andrews
Christian Church
Abner
Dieth
Eden
Hebron
Satan
Mr. Andrews
Local Pastoral and Agricultural Notes From Concord Area
Dr Williams at Cross in good practice with many friends. Corn supply grows, demand rising in region. A retracted meeting started at Concord church last Saturday before the second Sunday in July. Rev J M A Black and A B Carnes expected to fill the stand. Prof N L Outlaw and Lum aley teaching singing at Prairie and expected to open at Concord soon.
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Concord Church
J. Mc. A. Black
A. B. Carnes
N. L. Outlaw
Lumaley
Nd Prairie
Concord
Rain and Flood Damage Hit Greens Prairie Area
Rain lasting three days and nights caused strong winds that toppled corn and cane. High water washed away fences and damaged roads and bridges. Farms suffered, with creeks washing out fields, and several residents reporting cattle losses and hogs driven from pens.
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Wellborn
Brazos River
R. Dixon
Sam Williams
Navasota
Hanks
Proposal to admit women to Texas A and M for industrial training
The text argues that it is feasible to educate young women at Texas A&M and that national trends show many colleges already open to female students, suggesting admission would not require large funds and would resolve debates about practicality.
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Texas
United States
Madisonville
Parliament humor exposes hearing mishap at Monaro Miller
In a colonial NSW scene Johnston Haynes signals to hear a bore Monaro Miller speaks loudly and mishears borak prompting a humorous exchange. Miller’s loud remark triggers an onlookers’ rush as the room erupts and the man from Snowy River suddenly drops.
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New South Wales
Monaro Miller
Jack
Haynes
Miller
Borak
John
Snowy River
Sidney Bulletin
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