Germans retreat and battles shift across early WWI fronts
London and Paris dispatches report German forces ordered back to the Rhine, French cavalry charges, and shifting battles north of the Aisne. Austro-German movements near Rezcow, Hela sinking losses, and Russian advances in Galicia are noted along with prisoner and artillery captures.
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Associated Press
London
Central News
Rome
Switzerland
Rhine
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Daily News
Aisne
Verdun
Longwy
Paris
Meuse
Petrograd
Prussia
Russia
Noyen
Rheims
The
Marne
Grand Jury Final Report from Brazos County Texas 1914
The grand jury reports seven days of service at the September term 1914 in Brazos County Texas They return fifteen indictments eleven felonies and four misdemeanors They praise the jail’s sanitary condition and commend the sheriff and bailiffs They thank district and county attorneys and ask to be discharged by the court.
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District Court
Brazes County
Texas
J. C. Scott
Brazos County
Baker and Umensetter United in Quiet Marriage
Mr E H Baker of Palestine and Miss Dora Umensetter of this city were married this morning at 10 30 at the residence of Rev J N Thomas with Rev Thomas officiating. Baker is with the Palestine Printing Company and brother to Constable C L Baker. Umensetter is a Bryan girl and longtime bookkeeper for Parker Astin Hardware. The Eagle joins friends in best wishes for a long happy life.
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E. H. Baker
Palestine
Dora Umensetter
J. N Thomas
First Christian Church
Rev. Thomas
Mr. Baker
C. L. Baker
Palestine Printing Company
Miss Amenstter
Bryan
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
The
Eagle
Camp J B Robertson Roster and Cotton Market Analysis
A roster for Camp J. B. Robertson U. C. V. is presented along with notes on officers and membership. The article then discusses cotton prices from 1898 to 1904, production figures, and speculation in markets, arguing that spinners and the public influenced prices via exchanges. It asks whether Southern cotton should rely on exchanges to lift prices above ten cents and critiques middleman elimination and speculative trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Robertson
H. B. Stoddard
Texas
Bryan
Daughters of the Confederacy
New York Exchange
Sully
Peoducer
Scales
Waco
Cotton and Future Contracts Discussed by Inquirer
The Inquirer traces cotton prices in the 1890s Texas markets and the impact of exchanges and bucket shops. It notes U S production peaks around 10 million bales in 1895, prices between seven and eight cents, and lists Civil War veterans and regiments connected to the era.
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Texas
Campbell
Inquirer
United States
The Silo in the Panhandle
City Manager Boesen notes Panhandle silo use has grown from three to about 1500 in three years. Many are pit silos suited to local soil, with silage proving superior to dry forage in tests. Native sorghums and milo maize now fed as silage, seen as salvation for local farmers.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Multitude Blown To and Fro Like Light Feathers
A Shakespeare line evokes a vast crowd moved by unseen forces. The phrase muses on transience and the fragility of human mass. It reflects on how people can seem light and float through events without firm direction.
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Hungary
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Grand Jury
J. W. Tabor
J. M. Zimmerman
R. K. Chatham
A. C. Brietz
S. M. Derden
P. H. Arrington
J. J. Adams
Alabama
J. G. Anderson
Gateson’s Rangers
Tennessee
W. A. Banks
North Carolina
Co. B. Beck
Alabama Infantry
R. P. Brooks
Texas Cavalry
T. P. Boyett
Fifteenth
Texas Infantry
S. B. Buchanan
Eighteenth Louisiana Regiment
J. A. Barnett
First
Texas Regiment
J. A. Beard
Sixty
J. W. Boid
A. C. Briett
Hood
W. L. Bringhurst
B. M. Curd
DeBray
Terry's
Texas Rangers
R. W. Carr
Giddings
T. B. Collins
Second
W. J. Carter
W. H. Dean
Wood
D. M. Dansby
D. D. Dawson
Alabama Cavalry
T. R. Fain
Fourth
Ala
Bama
New York
Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Waco Times- Herald
Times-Herald
R. B. Dawson
A. H. Franklin
Mississippi
D. L. Foster
Louisiana
John W. Gee
Fifth
J. A. Hester
W. H. Harman
Terry
John N. Henderson
T. J. Josey
Dr. J. R. Johnson
Tennessee Regiment
W. G. Mitchell
Virginia
J. S. Mooring
J. F. Mitchell
W. J. Moore
Fourteenth
Virginia Cavalry
L. E. Mitchell
Mississippi Infantry
D. D. MecCorqudale
Twenty
Louisiana Infantry
S. W. Montgomery
H. C. Meekins
W. L. Orr
Georgia
M. A. Posey
J. R. Peyton
Tenth
G. W. Price
J. F. Parks
B. H. Peverly
Adam Royder
Twentieth Texas Infantry
W. R. Royall
M. W. Sims
W. A. Stuart
J. M. Soles
Jeff Davis’ Artillery
B. T. Seale
Twenty-first Texas Cavalry
George Sims
Gillespie’s Regiment
Seventeenth
A. J. Tabor
Georgia Infantry
Mark Wilcox
R. L. Weddington
Carter’s
James Cooper
Twenty-first
J. N. Cole
Third
N. B. Cole
Terry's Rangers
P. E. Boesen
Star Brand
Bryan Cotton Oil