Republicans elect Busse Mayor of Chicago on Tuesday
The article notes Busse was chosen mayor by Republicans in Chicago on Tuesday. It mentions contests for daily Herald questions and prizes for the best answers. Dr. Carter conducts earnest sermons at the Methodist church this week drawing attentive listeners, while some remain unmoved. It also makes a light remark about Cameron and hospitality and references Kalamity Sobner's latest tap.
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Carter
Cameron
Herald Office
Day of the gambler ends in Texas as pistol toter faces fate
Bartlett Tribune notes the era of the gambler in Texas is closing as the pistol toter faces consequences for causing widows and orphans.
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Texas
Bartlett Tribune
Missouri passes law to extend school term to eight months
The report notes Missouri enacts a measure increasing the school term from six to eight months while Texas struggles to maintain attendance for a full six months.
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Missouri
Texas
Not One on the Editor Banquet in Cameron
A Cameron banquet featured multiple courses with ladies preparing salads in advance. A lawyer overindulged and skipped practice the next day. An editor cleared his plate and, after savoring the meal, produced his strongest Bailey article of the season.
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Cameron
Rev Caldwell witnesses impromptu wedding at boarding house
On a Sunday evening Rev. Caldwell encountered two young people seeking to wed. Mr Baggerly and Miss Goldrich were joyfully united in matrimony at the same time, marking a happy moment.
Initiative and Referendum in Bryan's Austin Speech
Bryan argues for adding initiative and referendum to democracy. He recalls Nebraska's 10 year old platform, notes initial skepticism, and cites a Chicago convention reaction. He defines the processes and asserts they empower the people to rule, warning against leaders afraid to trust the public.
Rain Helps Farmers Boost Cotton and Corn Conditions
The recent rain last Friday and Friday night provided timely moisture, enabling farmers to bring up cotton and begin corn planting in good condition, supporting crop prospects across the area.
Cameron’s 07 Record Highlights Home Harvests
The note records Cameron’s 07 progress with March alfalfa harvesting and year round roses, plus April 1st dewber ries and winter home garden truck crops. It frames a yearlong home growing effort with diverse harvests.
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Cameron
Bryan praises legislature on gambling law passage
Hon W J Bryan in Austin last Friday night complimented the legislature on passing the gambling and gamblers law. He asserted that a drunkard is easier to reform than a gambler.
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W. J. Bryan
Austin
Thaw Lunacy Commission Ends Proceedings
The Thaw lunacy commission has finished with alienists and will shut out spectators and all lawyers and wake Harry Thaw themselves. A sensible move. Thaw may be a he is cigarettes played.
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Harry Thaw
Thaw
Cameron City Election Returns Three Reelect Aldermen
The Cameron aldermen race last Tuesday re elected D. B. Worcester W. W. Chambers and U. S. Hearrell. The result is understood as a tribute to their proven ability in office.
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Cameron
D. B. Worcester
W. W. Chambers
U. S. Hearrell
Greatest of the Arts Reflections and a Giant Dish Note
A bizarre editorial snippet asserts reflection as a universal art for every man while whimsically claiming an elephant foot dish requires three and a half hours to bake, mixing philosophy with a quirky cooking note.
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Ooolridge
Reward of Proper Life Says The Pure Earn Cheerfulness
Quote from Sir Thomas Moore on the reward of a proper life and innocence, linking mith and cheerfulness to virtue and virtue's return.
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Sir Thomas Moore
The Muck Raker quotes a volcano on public exposure
The fragment presents a boastful line from a volcano character noting that continual exposure of the underworld keeps it from being accepted by good society, reflecting a satirical voice.
The Dofference Bad men will excuse their faults, good men will leave them
Ben John 0n offers a moral quip noting that fault absolution distinguishes bad and good men, suggesting ethical self-accountability and restraint in judgment.
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Ben John
Legislature’s royal loyalty to platform demands
Bartlett criticizes the present legislature for lavishing attention on certain platform demands that do not reflect the people’s wishes while neglecting other important claims. The remark highlights perceived selective focus in legislative agenda and calls for alignment with public interest.
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Bartlett
Accomplished Yoing Lady Joins Church Amid Light Gossip
A local accomplished yoying lady recently joined the church. The following day the minister who baptized her questioned her younger brother about the baptism. The boy replied with a quip that the minister was the man who went swimming with Sis yesterday.
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Sis
Socratic Maxim on Reputation and Favor
A reflective thought features Socrates on reputation advising that virtue in action defines how one should appear. The second line notes that a wise man forgets favors given, while a fool remembers favors received, contrasting character in social exchange.
Nabours Versus McCord Court Answers Ownership Of Milam Mills
The Court of Appeals at Austin sent two questions to the Texas Supreme Court. The Supreme Court was favorable to Nabours on both questions, while the CA remains active on ownership of the Milam county oil mills. The long case involves Milam County citizens tied to the Crawford bank failure eleven years ago and ongoing litigation led by W. A.
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Fashion Forbidden By Law In Venice Fifteenth Century
The council in fifteenth century Venice barred women from wearing long attire as part of regulating public decorum. The piece contrasts two freedoms: the false freedom to do as one pleases and the true freedom to do what one ought.
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Charles Kingsley
Venice
Down on Newspaper English in Louisville Courier Journal
A brief note questions reforming language in journalism, proposing spelling or terminology changes such as replacing weather with meteorol as a term for meteorological conditions, reflecting editorial humorous critique of press language.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Chestnuts Describe Digestibility and Nutrition After Cooking
The chestnut is the most digestible of all nuts especially when roasted or boiled. It contains more starch proteid and fat than a potato but less mineral matter.
Would Teach Girls Care of Dolls Proposal in Schools
A proposal is made that in every school the care of dolls shall be taught. Each pupil would be instructed how to take care of her doll as if it were a child, including food, clothing, exercise, and even what to do when it is troublesome.
Citation in Milam Court to summon Charlie Tarver
State of Texas Milam County District Court April term 1907 commands the sheriff or a constable to publish this citation in a Milam County newspaper for four weeks before the return day. Charlie Tarver, residence unknown, must appear in Cameron Court House on the 3rd Monday in April 1907 to answer Lucy Ann Tarver’s suit filed January 19 1907 against Tarver and others.
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Cameron
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