Union Farm Paper Plans Big Texas Move
Worth texas March 15 The Farmers Union executive committee announces a contract to move the Weather transmitter to Fort Worth in April with a public launch next Tuesday. The paper reports near unanimous state union support and growing subscriptions, while criticizing anti Bailey rhetoric and a Waco convention. A note cites cold air pipe line pioneer St Louis and comments by Attorney General Davidson on railroad issues. A child injury and a dairy market record are also touched upon in local notes.
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St. Louis
Texas
Negro Man Drops Dead in Fire Shadowed Texas City
Wright Williams a 55 year old black man collapsed on Anglin street during a fire on Caddo street in Clemuine Texas. A physician attributed death to heart disease with an enlarged heart. Witnesses noted the fall occurred amid excitement of the nearby blaze and Williams had moved from Grandview three years ago. Police report mentions racial tensions and whitecap notices prompting Rangers to patrol from Haskell.
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Williams
Grandview
Resilience at Cleburne Burns
In Cleburne Texas on March 2 at 1 o clock Friday night a blaze struck a local residence. Mrs Lincol was awakened by a terrier and escaped with her husband Dr Lincoln. The fire damaged the home owned by J H Keith and insured for 1001 dollars while the Lincolns carried household coverage of 500 dollars.
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T. P.S. McCown
Whitnley Massenger
Cleburne
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Rome
Dre GB
Lincoln Ton Rein
No "Black Hand" Arrests Stir Fort Worth Police
A press announcement about a supposed black hand lottery received by City Commissioner Colin and Agent Littlefair at the Frvo freight office has aroused the Fort Worth police. The department notes there is no confirmed black hand secretion within the area and calls it an organized concern.
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Maren
Colin
Littlefair
Frivo
Notice to the Public on Farm Trespass Ban
Notice to the Public forbids hunting fishing or playing ball on the farms of Bobi Mus Wat Conttabs. Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Bobi Mus
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