Two Farmers Union Papers to Be Edited in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas reports that contracts have been signed to edit two Farmers Union papers in the city. Aaron Smith owner of the Weatherford Transmitter will transfer its publication to Fort Worth, aligning with the Cran Farmer. The papers will serve the Farmers Education and Cooperative Union of Texas. President C J Neill left for Hot Springs Arkansas to attend meetings about upcoming activities. A committee including W Loudermilk and A Libelltion will oversee arrangements for a literary event celebrating the union.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Farmers’ Union
Aaron Smith
Weatherford
Cran Farmer
Farmers’ Educatious
Cooperative —Union of
Tesas
Preslent C. J
Strange Animal Seen Near Paris Tex and Fort Worth Cotton
Reports from Paria Tex dated February describe excitement four miles southeast of town over a wild animal sighting. Witnesses claim a large animal with a bendy body, greyhound-like taper, and yellowish fur, potentially a Mexican lion, seen twice with shots fired. The event drew hunters, but the creature reportedly escaped into a ravine.
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Paria
Tex
Boreeback
Notice to the Public: Prohibition on Unclear Actions
Public notice warns all persons not to launt tint a guy ball on the author’s property with cryptic references to forest, and names Muscot and Cositan in a garbled historical setting. The readable fragment suggests a restraining action or boundary claim.
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Muscot
Cositan
Cotton losses burn on Bartlett farm near Granger
On the Joe Young farm eight miles southeast of Bartlett Texas a fire consumed eight bales of cotton and ten tons of cotton seed. The blaze spread from the field to the seedhouse, origin unknown. The cotton was insured and valued around one thousand dollars. The article urges farmers and merchants to unite for community prosperity.
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Bartlett
Tex
Joe Young
Granger
Texas
J. W. Young
Amsorray
Jury Finds Manslaughter Guilty in Mount Calm Case
In Hillsboro Texas two years imprisonment set for Suck Barty charged with manslaughter in the death of J Terrell Calloway of Mount Calm during an attempted arrest of Early and another man. Jury verdict delivered after proceedings that extended since Friday.
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Hillsboro
Tes
Bob
Suck Barty
J. Terrell
Calloway
Cit
Roving notes and remarks from county pages
A scattered, readable cut of clippings mentions Mrs. Conine visiting in San Antonio and traveling to Colorado City then Garden City Merkel. It includes opinion pieces on women, education, and civic matters, plus notes on a Weatherford campus project, a call for public service, and a legal injunction in Dallas County.
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Mra W
Conine
R. Conine
San Antonio
Rainbolt
Sha
Colorado City
Garden City
Merkel Mail
Brown and wife divorce suit stirs local chatter
In Weatherford, Henry Miller reports a divorce suit filed by Brown's wife alleging incompatibility of temper. Local officials and residents note tensions as discussions unfold, with community members watching proceedings and considering the impact on the city records and seals office.
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Brown
Henry Miller
Weatherford
Per
Mamyer
City
Sherkgeeperie
Iran
Dallas
Dallas Tuesday Attending Thece
No Mater
Odgea Ha
Thaw in Asylum Visit Sparks Speculation in Albany
Albany Nevada officials report a thaw in the state lunary matters as Ferris the firesident of the lunary commmission visited Barry KK. He appeared nervous and tired but said the recent ice conditions make any conclusion about a permanent mental condition unlikely.
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Stenay
Ivinscheayser
Mulkon
Kingdom of Heaven
Cleburne Chronicle
Albany, NV
Reb Ly Allen Ferris
Lunary Commmission
Barry KK
Mattewwan
Wday
Breach of Promise Suit Headed for New Jersey Adjudication
Widow Mrs Margaret Lyes of New Ark New Jersey sues ex widower Rawin G Roonise in a breach of promise case. Proceedings set for next spring with attendances by local readers and advocates. A forged check for One Thousand Kinves claimed to be from Mrs Ives was presented and dishonored with note Bank cannot honor Maker will have to pay in person.
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New Yorks
Margaret Lyes
Newark
New Jermy
Rawin G. Roonise
Ani
Newrk
New Jersey
Ewslr
Fithgant Prinian
Mina
Isroposla
Mar
Ringe Uid
Pedurat Bank
Ives
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Cotton Arms
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Uhr
Pineule Medicine CO
Chicago
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Long Leap
ST. James
Clifton Lumber
L.D. Townsend
M’gr
Praaity
Taliros
Jan
Saturn
Pacrom
Garund
Hana’ Elome
Wallaere
Austin
Dallan News
Greenville Herald
Sorgell County
Tura
Thou F. Nuwh
Fourteenth
Uw Farmers! Eaucntional and Cooperative
Unkind Publishing Company
D. J. Neill
Son
Pythian Home
Woo
Dr. King
Dr. Shoop
Ron Black
Fivaneh
Potnte
Toro
Gear Canyon
Waevey
Ala
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