Fort Worth Warning to Vagrants and Ticketing Warning
The Fort Worth Star notes city and county officials continue issuing rockpile mutation tickets as they warn vagrants that winter idleness will not be tolerated.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1906
Page
3
The Fort Worth Star notes city and county officials continue issuing rockpile mutation tickets as they warn vagrants that winter idleness will not be tolerated.
Announcement from San Francisco reports the bank gap at the Colorado River has closed, diverting water into the old channel and signaling the disappearance of the Salton Sea. Authorities warn of long term ecological and regional effects.
The Belton Temple Traction Company reports a 9 percent cut in operating costs and an 11 percent rise in business, totaling a 30 percent increase over last year. The property is in fine condition and betterments would boost the rise if deducted.
The bulletin from Washington predicts a series of disturbances crossing the continent from Nov 5 to 16 with warm and cool waves affecting the Rockies great central valleys and eastern states. It warns of extreme weather around Nov 16 as multiple features converge and notes forthcoming high temperatures then cold spells.
The Brazos County display, led by F. W. Yeager, impresses visitors with diverse fruits including pears peaches plums grapes and figs, a superb cotton section with twenty varieties, diverse vegetables and seven types of Japanese persimmons, plus an extensive hay and ribbon cane line.
Ash Pond in the Brazos bottom, owned by W. S. Mial, has been leased by the Ash Pond Hunting Club and posted with no trespassing allowed. Notice dated November 17.
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