St Louis Exposition Described as Vast World Tour
The Herald reports a two day visit to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis Missouri. It highlights immense scale costing over fifty million dollars with exhibits from nations and states including Liberty Bell at Pennsylvania and Monticello at Virginia.
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Herald
St. Louis
St. Louise
Buffalo
McKinley
Chicago
Paris
France
Omaha
Nashville
Atlanta
San Francisco
Charleston
United States
Festival Hall
Pennsylvania
Texas
Grant
Virginia
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Georgia
John B. Gordon
Louisiana
New Orleans
Louisiana Territory
Holy Land
Elegant Dark Brown Cheviot Suiting Described with Pin Dot Pattern
Advertisement describes a dark brown cheviot with olive and wine dotting, hair cloth interlining, and perfect fit priced at 12.50. It notes Black Worsted fabric with red gold pin dots paired with black ground, stylish yet genteel, priced at 14.00. A Black Unfinished Worsted variant with lavender and gold pin dots is highlighted as exceedingly stylish and neat.
Kant Wearout Clothes Offers Strong Boys Suits at Low Prices
The store touts durable boys clothing with lasting quality and up to date styles. Suits range from 1.25 to 5.00 featuring single and double breasted designs in cheviots, cassimeres, and worsteds for sizes up to 16 years.
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KANT
Donegal
Young men's suits offered in latest fashion at modest prices
High grade worsteds and serges sold here include three standout suits. 9441 light gray cassimere single breasted with green stripe priced at $6.00. 9338 mixed Cheviot black with lavender and gold threads at $8.50. 9653 double breasted dark fabric with orange red lavender threads and blue stripe at $10.00.
Japanese Adversary Not Hard to Find, Kuropatkin States
Kuropatkin notes Oyama is not difficult to locate. He also remarks that the young Japanese commander is somewhat scrappy and willing to fight.
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Kuropatkin
Oyama
Revolution in Russia Predicted Amid Widespread Discontent
Reports note growing unrest in Russia with some quarters predicting a revolution. In Houston a new killing occurred with the amount involved stated as 35 dollars.
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Russia
Houston
Hints of Europatkin's Limited Responsibility in Recent Advance
Report suggests at St Petersburg that Europatkin may not bear personal blame for the advance movement last week. The remark implies leadership or strategic distance rather than direct action.
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St. Petersburg
Europatkin
Three More Corps to Support Second Russian Army Mobilization
The report states three additional corps will be supplied to reinforce the second Russian army as it mobilizes. This expansion is described as necessary for the ongoing military buildup and operational readiness.
Russian Army Halts Forward Push After 20 Mile Retreat
Close of last week noted Russian forces pressed back about 20 miles, indicating a rapid retrograde movement. The development underscores a shifting front as Russian lines pulled back under pressure, with potential implications for ongoing operations and territorial control.
Russia Engages in Serious Scrap in Manchuria
The recent battle in Manchuria shows Russia is not enjoying a soft snap and remains deeply involved in a hard fought dispute with significant implications.
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Manchuria
Russia
Russians Suffer Heavy Losses Near Kuroki's Forces
Reported in last Sunday's papers the Russians suffered about 4500 dead in front of Kuroki's army with losses on that wing projected to reach 20000.
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Kuroki
Weevil control: fall destruction and field cleaning urged
The article reports no new findings from Texas experiments by the USDA on boll weevils. It reiterates the Mally recommendations of early planting and rapid cultivation, plus four autumn strategies: destroy cotton stalks, destroy stalks and trash, remove plants to lengthen hibernation, and fall field cleaning to enable fall plowing.
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Texas
Federal Department of Agriculture
Tunter
Department
Washington
Premiums to spur farming in Milam County plan proposed
The Herald relays Hon. T. B. Henderson's idea to fund fall premiums for top corn from five acres and for cotton millet potatoes wheat alfalfa and other crops. Extending to livestock and horses could boost Milam County farming and stock, with leadership needed to start the program. In Davilla a 16 year old, Lucien Lincoln, shot at a man in the dark after delivering receipts and later reported he killed someone. Bonds were set at 500 for Lincoln to await grand jury action.
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Herald
T. 8. Henderson
Milam County
Cameron
Davilla
Lucien Lincoln
Lincoln
Witwar’s
Hughes
Personal notes from Cameron area visitors and residents
Dr. Ed A Martin visited Davilla traveling by buggy then returned via Rogers. W G Gilstrap of Clark son greeted friends in Cameron. Jerry Perkins of Yarrell ton visited Cameron. Hon R H Waters of Amarillo handled business in Cameron and owns a farm near Burlington. Dan Hinson of Burlington spent several days in Cameron. Wirt Terry left for Batson to resume work on his newspaper after illness. John A Lincoln and Charles T Lincoln of near Davilla were in Cameron. Judge J K Freeman went to Yarrellton on business. Dr E J Powell of Mayfield was in Cameron on business. James Watson left for Nashville to study dentistry for three years. S B Ford of Ben Arnold reported cotton harvest progress near Cameron. Charley Hooks and wife from Dallas visiting Cameron. A W Gibson of Beat Gig in Cameron attending district court. Eugene Wallace of Rockdale in district court. Dr E S Ferguson left for Oklahoma. District Attorney Victor B Hudson was seen in Cameron. J H Hennington and John Looney of near Davilla in Cameron on business. Mr and Mrs G T Bryant of Yarrellton went to San Angelo for the fair. Jerry Perkins of Yarrellton on a Ballinger trip. Miss Mary Cobb of Cavilla will teach at Valverda. Dr W A Price of Tracy visited Cameron bringing a patient. Mrs Will Ford and children from Burlington visited Cameron. Mrs J A Brown visited her aunt L C McBride. Rev Jas Kilgore of Austin attended Mulkey meetings. Mr and Mrs Tom R spent a Sunday in Rose. J A Peet of Port Sullivan in Cameron as a witness at district court. Buford Porter of York visiting his parents.
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E S. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Victor B. Hudson
Bryan
Grand Jury
J. H. Hennington
John Looney
Near Davilla
Cameron
G. T. Bryant
Yarrellton
San Angelo
Jerry Perkins
Yarreilton
Ballinger
Mary Cobb
Cavilla
Our City
Valverda
W. A. Price
Tracy W
Will Ford
Burlington
J. A. Brown
L. C. McBride
Jas. Kilgore
Austin
Mulkey
Tom R
Rose
J. A. Peet
Port Sullivan
Buford Porter
York
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ST. Louis Exposition
Ed Beamish
Etme
Agee
Cameron, Texas
Ed. A. Martin
Rogers
Rtv
W. G. Gilstrap
Clarkson
Jerry Perkins of
R. H. Waters
Amarillo
Dan Hinson
Wirt Terry
Batson
John A. Lincoln
Mr. Charles, T. Lincoln
J. K. Freeman
E. J. Powell
Mayfield
James Watson
Tenn
S. B. Ford
Ben Arnold
Charley Hooks
Dallas
Hooks
A. W. Gibson
District Court
Eugene Wallace
Rockdale
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