Fort Worth News Snippets Mixed With Local Notes
A garbled collection of notes mentions Calvert preparations, a $30,000 schooling project, postal clerks and sheriff deputies, possible free delivery and civic improvements in Cameron, the Haywood trial in Boise, reformers and press coverage, Hon William Jennings Bryan speaking in Temple, and local letters about sending news beyond the county.
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Boise
Our Constitution and Texas reforms debates
The excerpt discusses Texas constitutional history since 1876, noting the quiltlike changes under Democratic power after the Davis era. It argues against frequent constitutional amendments costing the state about $100,000 each time and suggests a different reform approach.
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Texas
Davis
Political Contests and Local Conflicts Stir Boothill News
The piece reports on Republican nomination races centering on Negro votes and regional impact in Ohio Indiana Illinois and New York. It notes Calvert city council's stock restraint ordinance and looming injunctions by free grass advocates. Bailey matters and Confederate reunion tensions color state politics amid party maneuvering.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Calvert
Bailey
Burton
Rockwall
Cook
Baily
Pbell
Texas Convention Vote Sparks Constitutional Debate
In a political stance, advocates urge a constitutional convention to advance Texas interests. Opponents pledge to vote against any amendment adoption to pressure the legislature toward summoning a convention.
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Isc
Carson
Texas
Truths and trials in a fragile tale from Arkansas
A fragmentary notice quotes Mrs. Kate Howard of Little Rock Arkansas discussing eczema relief after trying a treatment described as torture. It mentions lingering skin trouble and a claim of permanent relief after a box of a remedy. The piece also includes moral advice about a sweet girl graduate keeping her sweetness.
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Bach
Kate Howard
Little Rock, Ark
Italian boy kidnapped for ransom found murdered near New Orleans
Walter Lamana an eight year old Italian boy kidnapped for a $6,000 ransom near New Orleans was found dead in a swamp about twenty miles from the city. Authorities say five Italians were arrested after confessions led to the body, with lynching threats looming as investigators hunt the kidnappers.
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Walter Lamana
New Orleans
Villians
Texas Cotton Crop of 1906 by County Ten Leading Areas
A list ranks ten Texas counties by cotton bale yields for 1906 with Milam at tenth place and figures for Ellis Hill Williamsom McLennan Nacogdoches Limestone Irion Uagtnoe Fannin. The average value per inhabitant in Milam County is stated as eighty dollars.
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Texas
Milam
Hill
Williamsomn
McLennion
Limeston
IRIAN
Milam County
Weaver's Feed Store Ad Promotes Stock Food Mix
Weaver's Feed Store offers White Wolf's Stock Food a corn bran alfalfa mix priced at 1.25 per 100 pounds. The ad promises a variety of feed at right prices and invites customers to see J. M. Weaver.
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Justin
White Wolf
J. M. Weaver
Pace's New Drug Store White Sale Skirts Featured
Ad copy notes white wash skirts priced at $1.19 and $200 in a white sale. Mentions head and cleanses and a stomach reference. Price 25 cents and samples free at Pace's New Drug Store.
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Pace’s New Drug Store
A Mother's Devotion to Her Children Inspires Remedy
A noble mother cares for ill children with urgent attention. The ad urges using Dr Wells laxative syrup with pepsin to relieve pain and fever, claiming swift results, and promotes Cameron Drug Co as the seller.
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Promply
Cameron Drug Co
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Weaver's Feed Store
Chamberlain
Hana
the Bryants& Bond Co
Fish Bros