Honey Grove Signal Faces A Half Century Of Years
The text notes the Honey Grove Signal turning twenty five years old and recounts local editorials on preparedness, politics, and reactions to leaders like Bryan and Garrison. It reflects a frontier newspaper voice debating Mexico, vigilance, and cost of defense while poking fun at readers and editors.
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Honey Grove
Jim Lowery
Waco Times-Herald
Bryan
Garrison
Filipinos to win freedom in four years
The piece argues the United States should grant independence to the Philippines within four years. It contends Manila’s capture by Dewey would not have harmed the U S and that the islands have been an expensive experiment. It asserts natives should decide self government at their own expense.
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United States
Dewey
Manilla
Oil Field Strike Sparks Santa Anna Rush
Reports say a rich oil field was struck near Santa Anna in Coleman county. The town saw a rush to Santa Anna and a quick return home as most find little money in the oil trade, with a few profiting mainly by swindling others.
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Santa Anna
Coleman County
Louise Brandies Named to Supreme Court Seat
Louise Brandies of Boston appointed to the United States Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Lamar's death. He is the first Jew elevated to the high court in American history and is described as eminently qualified for the position.
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Louise Dr. Brandies
United States Supreme Court
Justice Lamar
Brandies
Boston
Preparedness debate prompts careful public thinking
The public rush to preparedness urges a pause to decide what kind of readiness is actually desired before embracing a form that may be unwanted.
Texas banks show record deposits as state and national banks improve
The Banking and Insurance Department reports Texas state banks, eighteen institutions, hold about thirty million dollars more in deposits than last year, beating prior records. National banks in the state also show strong prosperity, with southern financial conditions better than for the past three years.
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the Banking and Insurance Department of the State
Texas
South
Propose to use brewery fines for Confederate pension fund
The text questions diverting two hundred eighty thousand dollars in fines from breweries to Confederate pension. asks if nations go to war for cause and urges adherence to conviction over party pressure. cites Jasper county opposition to President's preparedness policies and a call for representatives to follow their own beliefs.
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Confederate Pension Fund
Jasper County
Dies
Bryan
Garrison
Will Dies
Tax sale notices and newspaper payments dispute
The piece discusses tax sale notices in Texas papers and the risk of not recouping costs when sales underperform. It notes some papers reject ads lacking guaranteed payment and argues newspapers should protect themselves. It also reports on Methodist Episcopal Church, South views on union talks and dancing prohibitions, stressing individual conscience.
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Foard County News
Fort Stockton
Texas
Associated Press
Evanston
Ill
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Churches
North
Methodist Church
Suits Pressed 50 Cents by Local Delivery Service
Jeff D. Cammer operates a local suit pressing delivery service offering pressed garments for 50 cents. Contact via phone 333. Classified notice appears in the 42-2t column.
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Jeff D. Cammer
Judge Jno Watson Announces Candidacy for 20th District Judge
Cameron Texas February 22 1916 Jno Watson announces his Democratic candidacy for District Judge in the 20th Judicial District noting Judge J C Scott will not seek re election He cites current Milam County duties and limited time to meet voters before the primaries but seeks support citing ten years as Milam County Judge as qualification.
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Cameron
Texas
20Th Judicial District of
20Th Judicial District
J. C. Scott
Milam County
Scott
Jno. Watson
Rattler Jokes and War Law Reflections in Temple Mirror
Columnist Bob Gresham quips about baby rattlers at age conventions and compares wartime legality to expediency. He recalls German admission that the Lusitania killings were wrong yet not illegal, and likens it to the Texas cowboy ethic of act first, judge later.
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Bob Gresham
Temple Mirror
Lusitania
Europe
Announcement for District Judge and County Officials
Announcement column lists candidates for the 20th Judicial District including County Attorney Robt. M. Lyles Sheriff Allen Hooks Constable Precinct 1 Bob Elliott Will English and Justice of the Peace Precinct 7 Cleve McCall.
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John Watson
Robt. M. Lyles
Allen Hooks
Bob Elliott
Will English
Justice Peace
Cleve McCall
City Nominees for Local Offices Revealed
The slate lists Sam Hefley for Mayor Henry Hefley for Alderman Geo T Graves for Attorney S M Burns Jr for Marshal J E Holtzclaw for Assessor and Collector Dan Tyson and Matt B Bailey as Secretary and Treasurer.
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Sam Hefley
Henry Hefley
Geo. T. Graves
S. M. Burns, Jr
J. E. Holtzclaw
Dan Tyson
Matt B. Bailey
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