Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Canyon City News in Canyon, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Canyon City News

Location

Canyon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

4

Happy Items Show Local Movement and Farm Yields

Galesburg resident G W Gale visited Happy on business. Miss Caroline Marriott left for Wakefield Nebraska after a three week Cook family visit. E M Clements began building a new house four miles from Happy. Guy P Stone traveled to Canyon. Mr and Mrs A W Woods visited Goodnight on business. J E Kelly and Edna Mae Cook visited Amarillo Friday. Dwight Felton rode to Amarillo Monday. Mack Cline yielded 194 bushels per acre from southeast of town. land at $20 an acre. Cattle herd sold by Eugene Barks who plans to move to old Mexico to cattle ranch. W S Cook to Nebraska Saturday with homeseekers return Aug 20. Happy Creek full after rain, no major damage. Steam plows promise thousands more acres next year. Thomas Williamson sold his house to W E Kline of Halibur, Iowa for possession Oct 1 and will build three miles east of Happy. August 5, CA.

G. W. Gale Galesburg Ill Happy Caroline Marriott Wakefield Nebraska Cook E. M. Clements Guy P. Stone Canyon A. W. Woods J. E. Kelly Edna and Mae Cook Amarillo Dwight Felton Mack Cline Eugene Barks Old Mexico W. S. Cook Happy Creek

Hoffman Paragraphs Local Social Notes Share Weekend News

The community reports a Saturday fish fry on the creek and a joyful gathering. Mr Coghlan and wife of Garden City visited Saturday and Sunday. Families from Prof Foster Cochran and Hoffmans camped on Hitchcock ranch to tend cattle.

Coghlan Garden City Prof. Foster Mr. Cochran Hitchcock Ranch F. Hoffman Ed Pennyford Deaf Smith Stevenson Paloduro Walter Johnson B. T. Johnson

Lair Elected County Chairman In Primary Returns

Official county primary results show 27 total votes cast. L C Lair chosen as county chairman with precinct chairs D A Park J A Wilson J Ki Park B T Johnson Sam Wiggins. County officers include Rollins as County Judge Henson as Asst Judge Sowder as County Attorney Pata as County Clerk Garner as Sheriff Latton as Sheriff and Hutchings Treasurer Young as Treasurer Foster as Assessor. Lair and Buie elected delegates to the state convention.

Democratic Executive Committee L. C. Lair D. A. Park J. A. Wilson J. Ki. Park B. T. Johnson Sam Wiggins A. S. Rollins A. N. Henson Sowder A. Pata M. P. Garner R. H. Sanford Beeb St.latton C. P. Hutchings P. H. Young Joe Foster B. F. Buie

Marriage Announcement for Clara Kakman and John Porter Mathis

Friends in Canyon City report the marriage of Miss Clara Kakman to John Porter Mathis at Fort Worth last Tuesday. The couple plans to reside in Mineral Wells. Geo L Abbott traveled to Haskell earlier this week and expected to return today.

Canyon City Clara Kakman John Porter Mathis Fort Worth Mineral Wells Geo. L. Abbott Haskell

Weather Record Shows Rain Fulfilling Forecast

The county received the expected rainfall with only a few small bare spots. Crops are thriving and weather has been favorable for Randall county with daytime temperatures near 80 and cool nights. Overall conditions are as good as could be desired at this date.

Randall County

News Roll of Honor Subscriptions Since Last Report

Under this heading list amounts received on subscription to the News since July 3 and names of subscribers. It serves as a receipt for subscribers paying by mail. Names include H. E. Wesley with 150, A. G. Thomas with 40, Henry Gies with 60, J. L. Prichard 1, John Merdian 12, IM. Vansant 2, Wisdom 23, R. B. Redfearn 1, John Rowan 1, and others with varied cents and dollars.

H. E. Wesley A. G. Thomas Henry Gies Ae Tee Ee Bo Anwan J. L. Prichard John Merdian Vansant S.sedeciss R. B. Redfearn Kate Gora Goodbar I.s Bas Mead Groner Seca Weis Sers Hk Sterling Coffee Oscar Smith John Rowan

Low Rate to Albuquerque for Irrigation Congress

The Pecos and Northern Texas Railway with Eastern Railway of New Mexico offer reduced round trip rates for the 16th National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque from September 29 to October 20. Tickets on sale September 27 to October 9, with return by October 31. Canyon City fare listed at 312.50. Davis, Agent, Canyon City, Texas.

National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque New Mexico Pecos & Northern Texas Railway Eastern Railway of Canyon City Texas

Canyon City Band Engaged for Reunion Affair

Mr and Mrs J H Garrison and daughter Miss Bartine returned home yesterday Mrs Garrison from Garden City Kansas and J H and daughter from various points in Virginia were among those attending the reunion preparations by the Canyon City band.

Canyon City Band J. H. Garrison Miss Bartine Mrs. Garrison Garden City Kan J. H Virginia

Charity Dances and Awkward Spouse Dialogue

A light exchange about a grand charity ball and memories of dancing together. The Pretty Wife recalls they used to dance when they first met, while the Awkward Spouse confirms the charity event plan.

White Swan Grocery offers turnip seed and garden produce

Local ad notes bulk turnip seed and fresh garden produce at White Swan Grocery Co with peppers beets beans cucumbers squash onions. Also mentions price cuts on legal blanks scale books next week for bulk buyers and lists pasture land for stock 500 acres near city limits. Includes sale notices for celery plants a frame residence and inquiries at News office.

White Swan Grocery Co

Lost stock near Canyon Texas seeks return and reward

Five missing animals reported by H C Doleater of Canyon Texas. A light bay mare branded O with L on right shoulder and weight about 1200 pounds. a dark bay two year old mare unbranded with a split on the right ear. a bay horse mule five years old unbranded with slight skin scar on the right shoulder. and a bay horse mule two years old unbranded. Missing since about June 5. Liberal reward offered for information leading to recovery.

Palo Duro Canyon City H. C. Doleater Canyon Texas

Public Sale of Registered Cattle Ad Indoors

Public sale of registered cattle announced with reference to Ward and Groom's advertisement in this issue and noting H T Groom as farm machinery manager.

Ward & Groom H. T. Groom

Texas Proposal to Fix Governor and Lieutenant Governor Salaries

Joint Texas resolution proposes amending Article 4 to set the Governor’s salary at 8000 dollars per year with mansion use and to set the Lieutenant Governor’s salary at 2500 dollars per year. It authorizes publication, proclamation, and election funding and directs ballot wording for or against the amendment.

State of Texas State of Texas Senate Tex W. R. Davie

Texas Law Proposal Seeks School Tax Amendment

The Texas Legislature proposes a joint resolution to amend Article 7 Section 3 of the state constitution. It envisions increasing the ad valorem tax cap for school districts and requires a majority vote of property tax paying voters to approve such taxes. The measure also details allocations from occupation taxes, poll tax, and state funds to support public free schools.

State of Texas State of Texas

Amendment to Section 3, Texas Constitution on public free schools

The Governor is directed to issue a proclamation for a statewide vote on an amendment to Section 3 Article 7 of the Texas Constitution relating to public free schools. The measure allows a district tax cap of 50 cents per $100 valuation, with exceptions for independent school districts in cities. An appropriation of up to $4,000 funds publication costs.

State of Texas State of Texas

Proposed Texas constitutional amendment on commissioners precincts

Joint resolution to amend sections of the Texas Constitution to provide for county redistricting into four to twelve commissioners precincts and precinct officers. The measure authorizes submitting the amendment to voters and appropriates 1000 dollars for submission costs.

State of Texas Commissioners’ Court Treasury

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas Williamson W. E. Kline Halibur Iowa Mr. Williamson Tassie Davis The Lee Vansant John Hippon Tett
Search Courier

Search the Canyon City News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Canyon City News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication