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Thirteenth Child Born to Aub Glace Couple
A report notes the birth of the thirteenth child to Mr. and Mrs. EM Robertson of Aub Glace. Acting Governor Davidson handles state affairs during Governor Nef’s absence. The item includes unclear phrases about Mesican and a courier, with no clear outcome.
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EM. Robertson
Aub
Arber Works Spare Time in Garden in Plainview
Plainview Texas July 14 RH Green earned 1500 this spring and summer by garden work beside his barber job. He spends fourteen hours daily between shop and garden, harvesting ninety one onions from a thirty foot row weighing fifty four pounds. He says an acre of sock onions could fetch 10000 at current markets and expects irrigation powered truck farming to become the area’s main industry.
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Plainview
Texas
RH. Green
Green
Willys-Overland Fourth Firm To Make Million Cars
Detroit reports Willys-Overland produced its millionth car on June 12, firsts this year to reach the milestone. Dodge Brothers and two others have crossed one million. industry notes this was the fourth such maker. Local items include steer shipments to Fort Worth market and community notices from Clifton to Waco.
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Willys-Overland
Detroit
Willys- Ovarland
Yord
Bulek
Chevrot
Dodge Brothers
Texas Central shop aims to handle crop movement surge
Walnut Springs July 15 business along the Texas Central branch of the M. K. & T. Railroad is rising due to heavy crop movement. Locomotive work and machine shops are running full tilt with more crews being employed to meet the rush.
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Walnut Springs
Texas Central
No One Can Ride to the White House on Beers
United States dispatch from New York reports a cryptic statement about transport to the White House. The text notes July and mentions a person or entity identified as Reet ind Os Da in uncertain OCR fragments. The fragmentary item hints at a political or social remark but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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White House
Parker to Confer Today on Cotton Stale Bolls
Brownsville Texas July 16 a champion cotton boll from near the Rio Grande was brought in by farmer Primitive Balle showing 194 bolls with 80 opened. New Orleans July 16 Gov Pat Neff of Texas and Gov Parker of Louisiana plan a conference with bankers and others at the Cotton Exchange to discuss the nationwide boll weevil fight aided by Claude Reeves and campaign leaders.
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Parker
Texas
Balle
Rio Grande
New Orleans
Pat Neff
Gov
Louisiana
Louisiana Bankers’ Association Committee
Cotton Exchange
Neff
Cuba
Seatton
Claude Reeves
Billert
Waco
Misa Hattie Iflert
Estelle Grimland
Cecile Fete
Tech
Miss Billert
Geo. Billert
Clifton
Natil Ake
Lakengrin
Gladyn Bilert
Mins Billert
Ami
Mary Lan
Kiana
Grafting Cotton on Mulberry Rocks Reported by Galveston News Editor
A Galveston Galveston county field report by Victor Schoffelmayer asserts a Romanian Hungarian plant breeder developed a remarkable grafted cotton variety. One grafted plant yielded 917 bolls this season. parent plant last year produced 542 bolls. The tall plant showed eight feet height and six feet diameter with diverse boll results and potential high yields. George gathered fifty nine pounds of seed cotton from three grafted plants last season, projecting five bales per acre.
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Victor [Schoffelmayer
Lamargoe
Galveston
Schoffelmayer
George
Smesere Elder Lamargat
Umascree
Hillcheart
Goancadby & Galveston
Wits
Sheriff’s plucky sister captures prisoner in Texarkana tale
In Texarkana July 16 a jail break ends with Sheriff Barber’s sister Eugenia Barber seizing a fugitive by pistol point and forcing him to return to the Miller County jail. The man Beard is awaiting trial for grand larceny and had briefly escaped into the yard. Evangelist C R Nichol plans further revival, while John and Mrs Ludwig announce a new baby boy.
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Texarkans
Texas
Miller County
W. M. Beard
Sheriff Barber
Eugenia Barber
Ahe
Beard
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