Morgum county grand jury indicts five in murder case
The Grand Jury at Morgum county presented a final report indicting Dan Jay Tico Jay Will Onan and Abner in the Arthur Lockhart murder case. Judge Lockcott to hear bond pleas. one defendant appeals life sentence. Also notes a death in the Crout family and details on pallbearers and interment. The jury reports 86 indictments and finds county crime levels rising.
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Wiley
Pbs
Dan Jay
Tico Jay
Will Onan
Abner
Berm
Valley
E. DB. Diow
Migi
Bett County Texas Candidate Signals Prohibition Split
Bett County Texas candidates signal a factional race with D G Patter a former state senator from the twenty seventh district seeking re election as representative class A. Patter opposes prohibition, supports repeal of some Thirtieth legislature laws, while Bell County figures H B Robertson and H B Savage intrigue as leading speakers in the last political scene.
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Texas
Triest
D. G Patter
Dwenty
Pat
Taastauch
Bell County
H. B. Robertson
Temple
H. B. Savage
Belton
Lewis
Ji van Pesenn
Anne
Santa Fe Gravel Deal Eases Clifton Street Repairs
The Santa Fe company agrees to provide unlimited gravel for Clifton streets at no cost to the town, hauling it to a convenient switch location. The arrangement, aided by agent J T Shelton, is praised as a cooperative example benefiting both railroad and town, with officials and citizens expressing gratitude. A Benham Nowy item tells of a man discovering a $3,000 stash, a mouse nesting the bills, and a lesson on banks being safer than cash.
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Dhw
Santa Be
Clifton
J. T. Shelton
Harmony
Santa Fe
Jo Allinois
Pitaway
Pythian Publications Merged in Texas
The Lone Star Pythian monthly Banner Knight was sold by W S Lemly to Gresham Printing Co P Gresham president. The Banner Knight will run more vigorously with two field agents. Miss M J Allen and another permanent worker join, office remains in Temple Texas. A satirical aside on youth and time follows amid notes on cattle disease in cattle and calves in the area.
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Lone Star Pythian
Texas
W.S. Lemly
Gresham Printing Co
P. Gresham
Texas Pythian Banner Knight
Maith
Fabiosie
Maid J Allen
Texas Journaliam
Bartlett
Banner-Knight
Temple
Gabriel
Henoesay
Blackleg
Madison Cattle Die. Oddities and Notices in Local Columns
A patchwork of local items notes cattle deaths in Madison and a preacher’s remarks on The Art of Love amid wedding fee talk. It cites Senator Culberson on President Roosevelt and public opinion, Hamilton’s railroad celebration, and a Dallas exile’s political race. Also advertised is a Kidney health home remedy with questionable claims and ingredients, urging readers to try the mixture.
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Chicago
Culberson
Roosevelt
George Washington
Swine Breeders Gather in Cleburne for Session
The Texas Swine Breeders meet in Cleburne on June 7 with talks on improving production and market quality. Hon Cato Bells welcomed attendees and urged guarantor support from state and federal governments. J J McLain of Anna presented on fair judging and Colonel Aaron Caffee of McKinney spoke on feeding and breeding.
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Cleburne
Tien
Idetion
Texas
Cato Bells
J.J. McLain
Anna
Aaron Caffee
McKinney
Formal Resignation of Judge Scott Disturbs Waco Circles
In Waco on June, word circulated that Judge Sam R. Scott of the Fifty Fifth district court submitted his formal resignation and placed in the post office yesterday afternoon. Speculation grows over who will receive the appointment, with mentions of Judge A C Prendergast, R J Munroe, and J T Slyder. The calendar season brings rumors of street corner medicine men amid warnings of penalties under current law.
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Waco
Sam R. Scott
Aind
A. C. Prendergast
R. J. Munroe
J.T. Slyder
Sherman de
Poll tax reminders and local business notes in Clifton
A mix of local notices and micro-news from Clifton includes a reminder to obtain poll tax receipts in an election year, cotton transactions by Wm Snell at 11 cents per pound, and a promoted sale by Connolly & Co. The Fire Company elected officers F W Nelson as Chief and We Pearson as 2nd Assistant Chief, with others named as trustees and secretary. Also mentions Mr. and Mrs. W W Womack’s return from New Orleans, a planned German Union meeting, and remarks on passenger vs freight rail rates plus a motivational exhortation to stay cheerful.
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Wm. Snell
Turnersville
F.W Nelson
W. 8. Mixon
Pearson
Fd. Rogstad
N. M. Swenson
C. N. Hill
Bi. Hundley
Fallie
Another Ginners Report From Waco County
A ginners report for the county will be wired to the national government today with the usual government summary forthcoming. Fewer than two hundred bales have been ginned since the last report, and the crop shows a small remaining supply. The Record notes strong advertising and job work income, with subscriptions rising and cash on hand, urging residents to spend rather than hoard as prices for land and property remain adjustable. A Farmers' Union lecture by Mr Armstrong is planned at City Hall.
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Waco
Texas
Ttis
Dubortanlvan
Aes
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Richard Lames
Age Lick Bryant
Ada Callaham
Thompson
Olive A‘brown
Mirgie Coy
Sheppard
Garah
Hew Bett County
Pythian Publications
Madison
Hamilton
Hadion
Col. Sterert
Dallas News
Hock Bell
Hal
New York Daily News
Bright
Ion the
Por Particulars Record Office
Swine
Hart
Larsen’s
Wim. Connolly & Co
C.C. Westley Ima
John Halverson
Weatley
W. W. Womack
New Orleans
Hades
Mr. Armatrong
Protien
Farmers’ Unite
Jas Snargean Baesbale
Titan
Channa
Calieras
Gaarad
W. & Keenan
Gen
Pasa Agh
Battway
Gabriston
Fers
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