Road to church boosts churchgoing, Morris seeks repeat effort
The column muses on public figures and civic matters from Austin highway plans to politics. It notes Villa's status, the state’s active role, and the change in Hamilton with George Boynton as mayor. The tone remains reflective on local leadership and public affairs.
No-Confidence Man Revealed by Cash Myth
A wry line notes that many men who claim they would not buy a certain thing lack the funds to do so. The quip suggests financial constraint shapes attitudes toward ownership and desire.
Valley View Colt Follows Ford Through Town
A male colt follows a Ford through streets of Valley View Texas. The piece notes the animal appears to resemble its sire. The author muses on condemning others to hell as a poor path to heaven.
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Heaven
Texas voters will elect governor next year
The text asserts Texans will choose their governor at the ballot rather than auctioning the office to the highest bidder, reinforcing democratic election as the process to select the state’s top official.
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Texas
New Traffic Laws In Effect For Automobile Operation
The new traffic rules governing auto operation are now in force. The text questions whether a reckless driver will recognize the change or be from Mizzoorg, and suggests a forthcoming showing.
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Mizzoorg
Keet Baby Kidnapping Murder Recalled in History
A historical account recalls the Keet baby kidnapping and murder as among the most heinous crimes. No one has been punished to date, highlighting a contrast with how such a crime might be written in Texas.
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Keet
Texas
Old fashioned man keeps dogs for leavings now gone
Bob Gresham asks in the Temple Mirror where is the man who kept two or three dogs to eat the leavings. The answer says he is still around but the dogs are gone because there are no more leavings.
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Bob Gresham
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Bob
Temple Mirror
Picketing WPIFs Sparks Debate on Woman Suffrage
A biased editorial denounces women protesters outside the White House as foolish disloyal attention seekers. It argues such acts undermine suffrage efforts and urges more useful, patriotic deeds to strengthen the case for granting women the ballot.
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White House
Washington
Readers comment on politics and foreigners in wartime America
The Roscoe Times reflects on class prejudice in politics and praises charity in religion. It quips about public speakers and mentions Billy Sunday’s NY rally earnings, urging pastors to follow his example. It also notes Germans leaving the US for Mexico and defends safety for foreigners under wartime rules.
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Old Fashioned Manners and Remarkable Dogs
A compact collection of quips: Temple Mirror reflects on the old fashioned man who keeps dogs to eat leavings, Solomon’s wisdom without aging recipes, and Valley Mills Tribune notes on an orator whose gestures rival a dog’s tail wag.
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German Zeppelin Threats Pose Tremendous War Costs
Georgetown Commercial warns that a German Zeppelin raid could trigger a $10,000,000 volunteer army and a $25,000,000,000 war fund if a death occurs in the United States. The piece argues Germans must awaken public duty, noting the Kaiser would foresee danger but may refrain from provoking a united response.
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Georgetown
After the War Ends a Nation Faces Massive Debt
A wartime report warns that once hostilities cease the country will shoulder enormous financial obligations. The piece outlines potential impacts on public budgets, taxes, and national credit, signaling fiscal strain ahead. Legal and economic experts weigh possible remedies and timelines.
Weal thy Nation War Debt Vision Seeks Collective Effort
A Florence Vidette quote argues war financing cycles keep the debt within the nation as citizens labor to produce and conserve goods. It stresses individual and collective duty, likening citizens to cogs in a grand war effort, sustaining the economy and defeating enemies.
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Card of Thanks for Dr. Ernest E Best
Mr and Mrs J H Best express thanks to friends for kindness during Dr Ernest E Bests last illness and for sending a representative with his remains to Canada Fingal Ontario Canada June 28 1917
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Ernest E Best
Stings and Bites Treated with Ballard's Snow Liniment
Insect stings or bites causing swelling pain or itching require prompt treatment as they may be poisonous. Ballard's Snow Liniment is described as antiseptic and healing. Price 25c and 1.06 per bottle, sold by Pace Marshall Drug Co. Jury.
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Ballard
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
GROVE'S TASTELESS 5 CHILL TONIC Promoted
An old advertisement claims GROVE S TASTELESS 5 CHILL TONIC strengthens the system and enriches the blood. It markets as a general strengthening tonic suitable for adults and children and asserts it drives out malaria.
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Groveh
Grove
Milam County liquor license petition in Cameron filed
J F and F C Mofialik petition Milam County Court for a retail liquor license at Depot Street lots 18 19 and 20 Cameron Texas. They assert residents taxpaying status no felony convictions and no revoked licenses in two years. Citizens are urged to appear before July 11 1917 to show cause why license should not be granted.
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20Th Judicial District
City of
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County Court
Depot Street
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Jeff T. Kemp
Petition for liquor dealer license in Ben Arnold district
Henson petitions Milam County Court for a retail liquor dealer license at 41 Side Depot Street Ben Arnold listing residency more than two years, no prior license revocation, no felony conviction, and a location not surrounded by residences or a church or school. Court notice to appear by July 11, 1917. Jeff T. Kemp.
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20Th Judicial District
Ben Arnold
Henson
Depot Street
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Texas
Jeff T. Kemp
For Sale 1 to 2 Acres Near Cameron
For sale 1 to 2 acres of land well improved located one mile west of Cameron. Details from Mrs Antone Hosch. Contact by writing.
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Antone Hosch
Milam County Seeks Liquor License for Cameron Dealer
F A Black files petition in Milam County Court to obtain a retail liquor dealer license for 110 North Central Ave Cameron. Petition states he is a natural born Texas citizen over 21, resident of Milam for over two years, with no felony convictions or prior liquor license forfeitures, and that the location is suitable amid residences and a school. Jeff T. Kemp, County Clerk, Milam County Texas.
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F. A. Black
North Central Ave
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Ness
Jeff T. Kemp
For Sale or Trade Horses and Ford Trade Offer
A notice offers a pair of young horses in good condition for sale or trade. A Ford car would be considered in trade. Contact A. S. Johnson, Ben Arnold, Texas, 7-1f.
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