White-Feather Statesmen Editorial on Courage in Texas
The Galveston News praises Senator Carmack as a skilled public leader with courage to face hard questions. It contrasts him with other Texas figures, condemning moral cowardice, while predicting the end of such leaders by a chivalrous people. Rome marks King Victor Emmanuel's 40th birthday with nationwide cheers and a Quirinal reception.
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Carmack
Galveston News
Senator Carmack
South
Gov. Patterson
Texas
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Quirinal
Lands Posted Notice to Hunters Warns Trespassers
Notice states all lands are posted per law and hunting or shooting is forbidden. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law by Mrs. Wm Andrews and Seale & Capps.
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WM. Andrp
For Sale Three Cavitt's Deer Park Lots
Three quarter-acre lots in Cavitt's Deer Park, 104 feet front each with shade trees. Desirable home site with easy terms and small payment. Contact Guy Bittle at H. and T. C. Depot.
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Cavitt
Deer Park
Guy Bittle
H. & T. C. Depot
Subsoiling and Its Big Wheat Yield Rise, 1903-1907
A farmer describes years of trials on a clayey upland, detailing a deep subsoil plowing method that boosted wheat yield from 7 to about 10 bushels per acre on a single acre and raised overall field production by roughly 40 bushels. He argues deep plowing every three years on heavy clay lands pays for itself, with regional canal and waterway developments also discussed.
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Oliver
Joe Harrow
R. J. Buchanan
Singer sewing machines advertised by local salesman
An ad promoting Singer sewing machines claims durability and nationwide availability through Satterwhite, a local salesman reachable by phone 105. The copy suggests wear and repair limits with other brands and positions Singer as the superior choice.
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United States
Satterwhite
Fifteenth Annual UDC Convention Opens in Atlanta
The United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their fifteenth annual convention in Atlanta on November 11. Welcome addresses are given by Governor Hoke Smith Mayor Joyner and General Clement Evans. Mrs Cornelia Stone president of the convention responds to the reception.
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Atlanta
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Joyner
Clement Evans
United Confederate Veterans
Cornelia Stone
Dredge Holm Rammed by Steamer Nerus in Galveston Bay
In Galveston on November 11 the large dredge Holm was rammed by the steamer Nerus and sank in thirty feet of water. The Holm, returning from sea with a load of sand, is one of the world’s largest dredges. The crew were saved. It will be difficult to raise the vessel.
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Galveston
Nerus
Carmack Death Deplored by Northwest Texas Methodist Conference
Waco Texas November 11 resolutions adopted by the Northwest Texas Methodist conference deplore the death of Senator Carmack. He is described as a dying martyr to the cause of prohibition and civic righteousness.
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Waco
Northwest Texas Methodist Conference
Senator Carmack
Prohibition
Violence in Mexican dispute leaves two men injured or dead
In Del Rio Vincente Garcia dies three hours after a head slash during a Mexican difficulty. Max Martinez, his brother in law, is jailed on the charge of Garcias killing after being shot in the head but not fatally hurt. In Austin the Colorado river bridge contract injunction is dissolved with an appeal filed delaying the project.
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del Rio
Tex
Vincente Garcia
Max Martinez
Garcia
Austin
Wilcox
Colorado River
Organizer plans "God's Army" at Fort Worth church
Fort Worth on November 11 reports Bishop Shrad er a renowned divine healer will organize "God's Army" including men women and children with the city set as headquarters for the movement.
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Fort Worth
Shrader
Northwest Texas conference convenes with 800 attendees
Conference in Waco under Bishop Key reports 312 charges as eight hundred participants gather for the Northwest Texas gathering. Immense wool sales in San Angelo move 500000 pounds to Boston at 11 to 14 cents. Snow and cold hit Amarillo and the Panhandle. A child dies after a horse kick in San Antonio. Adjutant General Newton probes night rider activity in Austin. Humorous malaprops close this roundup.
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Waco
Bishop Key
Northwest Texas
San Angelo
Tex
Commission
Boston
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Inland Waterways
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Denison
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Brazos
San Antonio Express
Sabine
Rio Grande
Southwest
Charles N. Fowler
New York
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Joe Cannon
Eagle
Fowler
Emmet & Maloney
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Amarillo
San Antonio
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Newton
Malaprops
Italy
First National Bank
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