Foster's Weather Bulletin foretells cold wave and warm spikes
The bulletin from Washington DC on March 21 forecasts disturbances crossing the continent from the Pacific to the Atlantic. It predicts warm waves around the 18th to 28th, cool waves late month, a general drop in temperatures, above average rainfall, and severe cold in Maryland and the mid Atlantic. It also predicts a warm April in most of the US south of 40 and in Mexico, with March roughness easing after, but not lasting through the season.
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Local Hay and Stock Food Advertises Special Value
Harder and Buckhaults announce ready stock of Alfalfa Hay North Texas Hay and White Wolf Stock Food. One sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran at no extra cost. For orders call phone 251.
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Coming week to feature presidential conventions and graft trials
Washington D C March 21 The coming week will mix congressional routine with foreign affairs and fleet drills at Magdalena Bay Political developments include multiple party conventions to name delegates to Chicago and Denver Illinois Republicans meet at Springfield to back Cannon while Tennessee follows Taft Bryan will steer Democratic conventions with Nebraska editors visiting Monday Taft speaks in Trenton and Chicago Saturday Knickerbocker Trust reopens Thursday Graft trials begin in Harrisburg and Rev Henry D Robinson to become bishop of Nevada in Racine Wisconsin Wednesday
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Duke of Abruzzi Sails to Europe Amid Engagement Rumors
New York March 21 The Duke of Abruzzi cousin of the Italian king sailed for Europe on the Lusitania. He refused to confirm engagement to Katherine Elkins daughter of Senator Elkins, yet appeared composed. He left with Italian legation and secret service escorts and expected to land in Liverpool then proceed to Rome.
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Washington
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Mills to Curtail in Fall River Mills
Fall River notices announce that seven mills of the Fall River company Borden of New York will close for four weeks of curtailment. The plant produces 80,000 pieces of print cloth weekly and employs 5,000 workers. American Print Works employs 7,500 and makes 120,000 pieces weekly.
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United States
Democrats debate Douglas as Bryan running mate in DC talks
Washington March 21. With Bryan likely the Democratic nominee discussions rise of exGovernor William L. Douglas of Massachusetts as his possible running mate. Some Democrats say a Douglas ticket would turn Massachusetts into a key state for the campaign.
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Masachusetts
Pastor Calls for Blood in Prohibition Clash
Rev. Clarence E. Cornell, pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene, told the Cook County Woman's Temperance union he would like to see Chicago streets run with blood in the fight over prohibition. He urged decency toward saloon keepers and criticized preachers for cowardice on the issue.
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State reviews land abstracts for Fort Bend sale
Austin reports the attorney general’s department is examining abstracts of land bought by the state penitentiary board in Fort Bend county. A few title flaws were found but expected to be fixable before final transfer. The comptroller names W J J Terrell as chief tax clerk and fills vacancies with Zim Lawhon and W R Davis among others.
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Grandview
Johnson County
Cattle Quarantine Announced For Interstate Shipments
The Department of Agriculture issued its annual quarantine against interstate cattle shipments from fourteen states with Texas or splenetic fever. The ban starts April 1 and affects parts of California, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
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Florida
Blanket of Snow Falls Across Bristol Mountains
The Bristol Tennessee area is blanketed in snow with six inches reported in the nearby mountains. The region remains under cold conditions as the thermometer stayed below freezing Saturday morning.
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