Eliminate Bailey Issue Rumor Shocks Texas Politics
A report on a proposed official proclamation to eliminate the Bailey issue from Texas campaigns circulates. Austin sources vary, naming potential signatories like Governor Campbell and Col RM Johnston, with debate over federal and state bank guarantees and a possible special session to stabilize public confidence.
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Bailey
Austin
Congress
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Col
RM Johnston
Democrate Executive Committee
Desas, Nleu
Mailey
Kidney trouble cure advertised in New York paper
An eminet authority in a New York tabloid claims a homemade kidney cure mix will relieve Bright's disease symptoms before the disease reaches advanced stages. The ad describes a formula with dandelion and a crimperond syrup, offered by a local druggist and marketed as a universal remedy for urinary issues.
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New York
Bright
Liveiogg
Aidoys Tas
Fide
Hanlon Tor
Guaranteed Bank Deposits Debate in Temple Texas
Amid local support for a state and federal bank deposit guarantee law, Temple bankers led by Capt. George B. Willcox and John J. Cox advocate for protection of depositors. Officials from First National, American Bank and Trust, and Temple State Bank express varying views on constitutionality and possible amendments. Public interest grows as medical patent remedies are advertised in the same piece.
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Temple
Texan
Jam
George B Willcox
First National Bank
John J. Cox
American Banke and Trust Company
Wise Favors & Deposit Guarantee Law
Doed Jones G. Berguson
Temple State Bank
Blanton “Id
Fir Nations
City National Bank
Election of Trustees at Neat Tuosilay Hw wath ren thee ciftow
A historic election article outlines the selection of seven trustees amid tensions over school funding and education policy. Citizens debate the future of a village schoolhouse, municipal payment measures, and the influence of local organizations on schooling. The piece cites past funding, improvements, and opinions on how to guide the town’s educational plans.
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Willi
Joule
Cto
Koenig
Dutton
Local School Tax Debate Presses City Council
Citizens urge a local school tax to fund a new or expanded school, demanding action from the city council after delays since last September. Residents advocate seven trustworthy officials to push for a maintenance levy and adequate cash for improvements, while noting pressing stomach trouble remedies as a side aside.
New Year Eve Salatangundi Party At Mrs Hill Home
Mrs J R Hill hosted a New Year Eve Salatangundi party with thirty young men and women, including Sunday School friends, sharing an evening of games and reminiscences as the old year ended and the new year began amid bells and coastal maritime imagery from old New York.
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Mowet
New York
Local Patent Remedy Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A fragmented notice describes a laxative syrup sold by C H Wale Wale company under names Heacyilloe and Port tiwarda, claiming fast relief for constipation and promising it erases diarrhea. The item is unclear but lists HL bottles available.
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Port Tiwarda
Wale
Loss of Bleaaure in mid Ocean Disaster Sends Captain to Sea
A oil tank steamer named Bleaaure foundered in mid ocean on December 17 after being stranded. Eight crew members were rescued eight days later in a tervitic condition. An eight-man crew remains missing. The captain stayed aboard to help men reach small boats and perished with the ship.
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Bleaaure
Hothan Newton
Oxre
Hamilton Mad Buys Newspaper in Texas Deal
Gramvilly Texas January 4 reports Gay Tufts sold Celeste Herald to W P Lemmons of Hamilton Texas publisher of Eye-Open IF a church paper and Celesta Celeste printing to Celesta. Herbert Lemmons named editor of the Courier.
Waco Woman to Inherit Part of Two and Half Million Fortune
Mrs Mra M Kennedy of Waco once of McGregor expects soon to gain a share in a fortune estimated at two and one half million dollars. A last resort suit in St Louis favored Sublett heirs, noting the property once owned by Mr Sublett, grandfather of Mrs Kensdy, will be divided among many heirs with each receiving a portion.
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McGregor
New Life Pill Promoted By Guilford Advertiser
An early 20th century ad from Guilford Maine promotes New Life Pill as a remedy for calaria and constipation. It touts a factory and claims benefits for households, referencing local readers and a family note from A. Bartle.
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Ty A. Bartle
IF. No. 1
Guilford
Calaria Ard
Price & Miele
Alore
T O Prather the Clinton Photographer
T O Prather is featured as a Clinton photographer with over twenty years in the photo business. The article highlights his commitment to first class work and long standing service to the community.
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Guaran Firatclaax
Had a Fellow. Hospitality Fails Public Service Welcome
A Congregationalist note recounts a warm West era pastor inviting a stranger after a sermon. A fair-haired woman declined, saying she had a fellow, highlighting risks of overdoing hospitality urged by Ladies Home Journal to pastors and church members.
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Ladies Home Journal
Weatera
Le Raypville Merchant Promotes Arnica Ointment
O. S. Woolarer, a leading Le Raypville merchant, endorses Boeklea’s Arnica ointment for sores burns and abrasions. The ad notes it is available at Price and Mitchell’s drug store.
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O.S. Woolarer
le Raypville
N. Vorsaye
Boeklea
On Price & Mitchell
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