Texas advertising magazine promotes state boosters
The Ilustrator and General Nargator on the desk recalls old Texas booster days. The J. & GN magazine, printed in Palestine Texas by the N. & G. N. railroad passenger department, touts Texas advantages for settlers and investors abroad. Editor R. R. Claridge invites requests for copies to Palestine.
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Texas
Palestine
Pssenger
N. & G. N. . Railway
R. R. Claridge
Heatains
We. Negruues
I.& GN
Denna
Possestine
Houston
Ralveston
Cas
D. J. Pric Palestine
Venice
Notice to trespassers and guard dog warning issued
Warning from M. Derden forbidding entry to pastures or premises without permission. Any trespassers will be indicted and all dogs found on the property will be killed.
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M. Derden
A and M College appropriation bill advances
Both chambers act on the A and M College appropriation with agreement likely on most items. Total main maintenance 20400, student labor 5000, cuc stations 2500, plus 38000 for barracks, 31000 for agricultural building, 6500 for professor residences. Senate favors more than House on some items. some laboratories and facilities remain unresolved.
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House
Senate
A. & M. College
Conference Committee
Veterans Meet at Charleston in Grand Confederate Reunion
Charleston May 10 Thousands attended the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Charleston with ten thousand in line for a great street parade. Hotels filled and cots placed in public spaces while bells and martial music echoed. General Gordon led speeches, Mrs. Jefferson Davis was present, and the crowd roared as secession memory filled the day.
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Charleston
United Confederate Veterans
St. Michael's
Kentuky
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
D. A. Smith
Gordon
Morgan
Co. J. Walker
South Carolina
Geeral Walker
M. B. McSweeney
Welker
John B. Gordon
Veterans
Dixie
General Gordon
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Wheeler
Colmbix Keeps an American Leaga of Time in Jat Fort Scot Kaa
Archie McCarter a civil engineer and comrade of prominence returned here after six years in a Colombian political prison. He seeks $150000 indemnity and has gone to Washington for government aid in collecting it. A letter from jail bore a censor mark, and no hearing was granted. depositions are taken to establish his citizenship.
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Colmbix
Jat
Scot Kaa
Republic of Coombis
Archie McCarter
Yucatan
Haa
Washington
McCarter
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