Cotton is Still King Yet Not a Czar in Texas Field
The Daily Eagle notes the Roosevelt administration has set junketing records and hints at a 1907 Texas political boom for Commissioner Mulkey, while quipping about political figures and reformers in Fort Worth and Bryan with a playful take on Jefferson and Hamilton as re incarnations.
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Mulkey
Fort Worth
Jefferson
Hamilton
Bryan
Roosevelt
Colorado's Gait Could Make State a Heaven's Antithesis
The remark suggests Colorado's current pace may tarnish the state's reputation, implying a decline from positive perceptions to an opposite view of heavenly qualities.
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Colorado
Heaven
President Stresses Navy and Power Over Waterways
The Beaumont Enterprise notes the president urged two points on greater federal power and a bigger navy while giving only one mention to the waterways, a distinction the report calls significant and noticeable.
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Beaumont Enterprise
No Mosquitoes in Bryan Urged by Optimist Quote
A Bryan resident claims the town could be mosquito free if everyone who leaves could truthfully say there are no mosquitos in Bryan. The quip underscores local nuisance concerns and a wishful standard.
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Bryan
New York Preachers Warn End Times Amid Everyday Trade
A group of diverse New York preachers declares the world’s end is near while locals continue daily commerce and profit as normal. The message contrasts apocalyptic proclamation with ongoing buy and selling activity in the city.
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New York
Diversification Spurs Farmers From 15-Cent Cotton to Plenty
The article reflects on shifts in farming economics where farmers, once driven by low cotton prices, find relief through diversification. It notes that with broader income sources, they can plan for a secure future and enjoy greater prosperity.
Tariff Debate Prompts Price Boost Promise
A reader argues that abolishing tariffs would lower prices, claiming a buyer could get an extra dollar’s worth of goods for every five dollars spent, and urges removing protective tariffs to achieve this.
Five Million Club Meeting Set in Dallas October 28
The Five Million Club will hold its next Dallas meeting on October 28 with expected high attendance. The group promotes Texas information nationwide to harvest widespread results.
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Dallas
American
Texas
Cotton Association Advocates Harmony and Diversification
The Southern Cotton Association issues a circular urging cooperative harmony between producers and business interests, crop diversification to keep cotton acreage profitable, and warehouse storage to enable gradual marketing at the grower’s price, seeking sympathy and active support.
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The
Southern Cotton Association
Chattanooga Expands Liquor Trade Under Prohibition
Chattanooga buys thirteen wholesale liquor houses as prohibition spreads from Georgia into Alabama raise concern over a shrinking Tennessee market. The Pendleton law limits sales to six towns in Tennessee leaving wholesalers seeking routes and outlets for their inventory.
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Chattanooga
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Marshall society man tows cart behind horse style vehicle
A young Marshall society figure drives a nondescript cart with shafts and horse placed behind. The stunt seems aimed at attracting notice, though authorities or observers wait for fuller details before judging its merit or purpose.
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Marshall
Henry Watterson’s Lexington quip on chewing tobacco
In a Lexington speech Henry Watterson mocked Kentucky University students for spitting on the floor. He warned that to rate high in the world they must not expectorate, delivering the joke with a measured pause to hold the audience’s focus.
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Henry Watterson
Lexington
Kentucky University
Bryan as Ideal American Leader for President
The speaker lauds Bryan as a model of American manhood and the best man to nominate for the presidency if he accepts. If he dies or declines, the Democratic party would still have other strong presidential timber to consider.
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Bryan
Quail Appears in Marlin District Under Curious Circumstances
A covey of tame quail roamed Marlin late Tuesday night and stayed through overnight. The birds perched in public spots including the Bunch Adams store and the local calaboose, chirping defiance as observers watched. No one harmed them and even children refrained from shooting.
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Marlin
Bunch, Adams & Co
Calaboose
Demand for better Texas colleges spurs reform pledge
The Fort Worth Star argues Texas needs stronger support for higher education, citing cramped facilities at the Agricultural and Mechanical college where students sleep in tents. It calls on future Texas legislatures to reflect popular will and pursue true economies and essential needs over political agitation and gimmicks.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
Buncombe
Fort Worth
For Sale Pasture near Bryan with 355 Acres and Buildings
A pasture one mile southwest of Bryan offers 355 acres all fenced with 200 acres cleared and the remainder timber. Two houses and several cow sheds, plus a wind mill and galvanized cistern. Suitable for dairy or cattle and hog raisin g. Easy terms. Apply to J. W. English. Oct. 23.
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Bryan
J. W. English
Moroney touts Texas fair displays at Dallas State Fair
President Moroney declares the Dallas State Fair will showcase dairy products, bees, poultry, livestock, fruit and meat prizes. He notes a new agricultural building will prove Texas leads among farming states with representations from gulf rice lands to Panhandle wheat fields and a vast machinery and vehicle division spanning ten acres.
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Dallas State Fair
Texas
James Moroney
Union
Fantasie. Berceuse Gavotte and Twilight Capriccio
A vocal solo collection listing Fantasie in two parts Berceuse and Gavotte in B flat with Twilight and Capriccio by Chauvet Guilmant Verdi Ambroise Faules.
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Gavotte
Chauvet-Guilmant Verdi
Modern Farm Equipment and Fencing Details Mentioned
The fragment references various kinds of fences and the incidentals of modern farm equipment, indicating a discussion of agricultural infrastructure and machinery components within a rural context.
A and M College Board Sets Bid Advertisements
The A and M College board met to approve plans for an agricultural implement building and a cottage for Farm Superintendent Evans. Advertisements for bids on a new dormitory, natatorium, and veterinary hospital will run November 1. Six hundred ten students have registered, tents total thirty six housing seventy two men, and the board reviewed Prairie View matters.
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M. College
Evans
T. D. Rowell
Jefferson
R. T. Milner
Austin
John E. Green
Yoakum
L. L. McInnis
A. Haidusek
LaGrange
Walton Poteet
Dallas
Death of Mrs Annie Hester in Harris school area
Mrs. Annie Hester aged 61 died after a several week illness at her home in the Harris school neighborhood. She was a North Carolina native, widow of Capt J A Hester, and mother of four daughters. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning at Wesson Cemetery with mourners and relatives in attendance.
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Annie Hester
Harris School
Hester
North Carolina
J. A. Hester
Brazos County
R. E. Scott
Waelder
Walter Sheffield
Blossom
Texas
Myrtle
Lillie Hester
Wiley Kelley
J. N. Mickle
Medina County
A. D. Mickle
Winston, Salem
N. C
J. C. Mickle
Wesson Cemetery
George Polk farm listing near Bryan Texas for sale
For sale 140 acre George Polk farm one mile south of Bryan Texas. For price and terms contact J H Perrin and B Jackson Willard New Mexico October 15.
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George Polk
Bryan
Texas
J. H. Perrin
Jackson
Willard
New Mexico
Mrs Chadwick in Penitentiary Ward in Critical Condition
Columbus Ohio October 10. Mrs Chadwick remained in the penitentiary women's ward in a mentally disturbed state with no change reported by prison physician Dr Helmick. He said she may live for days or weeks and is restless at times.
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Columbus, O
Chadwick
Helmick
Arrest of Krugli koff in plot against Emperor
In Kiev on October 10 police arrested revolutionist Krugli koff an alleged key accomplice of Boris Nikitenko a retired naval lieutenant involved in a conspiracy against Emperor Nicholas Nikitenko was executed September 3 for the crime
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Kiev
Russia
Kruglikoff
Boris Nikitenko
Nicholas
Nikitenko
Armies Advance on Casablanca Reported by Mulai Hafiq
Advances on Casablanca were reported by Mulai Hafiq as one of his commanded armies moved toward the city. Details on the clash or outcomes were not provided in the accessible text.
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Casablanca
Mulai Hafiq
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes Promise Superior Fit
A bold claim that Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes are the foremost ready-to-wear in America. The copy credits careful tailoring and patient workmanship for an intelligent solution to clothing problems, inviting readers to see proof and suggesting customers gain more than the company.
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America
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