ET THE PEOPLE AND NOT SHYSTER POLITICIANS RULE
A protest piece argues that democratic reforms ousted corrupt politicians in Galveston allowing Morgan Line service to return. It credits urgent city action and notes Southern Pacific expansion, Louisiana warehouse law aiding farmers, and Missouri Pacific moves into New Orleans with President Bush welcomed by locals in a banquet setting.
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Galveston
Morgan Steamship Line
Southern Pacific
Morgan
Morgan Line
Southern Pacific System
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
Great
Missouri Pacific Railroad
B. F. Bush
Gulf
Bush
Railroad Commission
I &An
Mr. Bush
S. P. Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Iana
Opins
Ident Bush
Miss Pacific Railroad
New Ork
Ferguson campaigning in West Texas vows support from farmers
In Ballinger Texas James E Ferguson denounced opponents who claim his business circle is against him. He cited his Temple bank and D P Pendleton as foes turned ally, while addressing a large crowd in Winters, urging farmers to elect more representatives with common sense.
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Ballinger
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Temple
D. P. Pendleton
Bell County
Ferguson
Bell
Runnells County
Winters
Planting Peas or Beans on Stubble Land
Farmers are urged to plant soil building peas or soy beans on fields after small grain harvest to prevent weeds and soil loss. Proper soil prep plus drilling a peck to a half bushel per acre boosts pasture or hay. Legumes fix nitrogen, increasing soil fertility and value, with nitrogen contributions estimated well over twenty to ninety dollars per acre.
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Exall
Congress
Political announcements rates for district and county offices
The Herald lists political announcements and rates. Advertisements cost five cents per line with five words per line and require advance payment. It covers candidates for multiple local offices including congressional, sheriff, treasurer, tax assessor, attorney, judge, clerk, superintendent, commissioners, justices, and constables with several incumbents noted.
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Herald
Democratic Party
Congress
6Th Dist
Rufus Hardy
C. M. Beard
Im. Rudi
J E Holtzclaw Allen Hooks
Bob Todd
Tom R. Vaughan
Ed Lincoln
J. J. Irwin
Watt Henderson
R. S. Wiley
W.ett
Alex Bonds
J. O. Hughes
Porter Stevens
Peas and beans sown on stubble land boost soil humus
Farmers are advised to plant peas and beans on stubble land and to use humus to enrich soil without drawing nitrogen from the atmosphere. The guidance emphasizes immediate sowing to improve soil health.
Severe Attack of Golic cured in Virginia trip
E. Cross, traveling in Virginia and other Southern States, fell ill with colic. At a store the merchant recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him. Do not travel without a bottle. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cross
Virginia
Chamberlain
Telephone system advantages for city fire reporting
The city gains two unseen benefits from a telephone system: it matches or exceeds an expensive fire alarm in effectiveness and costs nothing to the city. It can detect and report fires as well as a night watch, and the manager of no telephone company would be glad to place this for you in necessity.
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Theates Lishes
Taneae
Tia
W. W. Chambers
Graham Gillis
Jno. Watson
Jeff T. Kemp
Will Yates
Jim Chadwick
Edgar Newton
Jno
W. Barrett
S. S. Hickman van Tyson, Jr
L. White
Justice of the Peace
R. A
Henry Shiffield
Chester Huffman
Ben Nabors
Golic
the Herald
Cardul
Ralerle Bott
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