Judge Wear resets murder case for fall term
In Hillsboro district court Judge Wear reset the murder case of Sion B. Hudson for Monday in October and ordered a panel of 100 jurors to be drawn. The case concerns the killing of a nun named Taylor at Aquila several months ago. County examinations adjourned last Friday and Saturday with 18 applicants seeking teaching certificates in three grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Wear
Sion B. Hudson
Vibe
Taylor
Aquila
Gradis
C. D. Works
Stella Shevtlers
Mock
Poti
Willie Alton
Manny
Hubbard City
Payne
Ross
Mise Bluncbe Rylund
Torney
Bun
Mof Strantley
Whitney
Xo Chaney
Blum
Helen Maltoy
Wave
Wine Avans
Phe Conmissionens
Lis
School Fund for Texas Exceeds Past Amounts
Austin Sept 7 The school fund outlook at the start of the tax year shows substantial growth with per capita apportionment rising 75 cents from last year. Available funds reach 1 100 729 against 5 cc0 last year as scholastic population climbs to 414 004, an increase of 20 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Seblast
Tasas
Work for All in the Fields
Field language proclaims that work is available for all, with cotton fields described as white and pickers scarce. It condemns idleness and argues men must work to save themselves, noting those above work deserve no consideration.
Cotton Theft and Legal Notices At Harnett
A hold and peculiar theft occurred recently near Harnett involving Stockton Brothers and a cotton gin worker from Oklahoma who sold a bale locally and vanished. An ex parte exam by Justice G. Dilworth notes physicians practicing without licenses and ongoing investigations. Also mention of onions prices and a campaign fund fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wau
G. Dilworth
McKinney
Hryan-Kerr
A.m
Heat's effect on cotton crops noted by Waco Times Herald
The hot sun has damaged tender squares in cotton stalls yet most cotton benefits from sun. If heat lasts another week, ender cotton may bake. Source: Waco Times-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco ‘Times-Herald
Backward Turn Backward to Reform Nation
Cone Johnson has been invited by John H. Atwood of the National Democratic Spokes Bureau to speak in the Easter and Middle states for the National democratic ticket. He has accepted and will leave October 10, and will be active in the campaign in Illinois Indiana Ohio and New York until the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyler
Sept
Cone Johnson
John H. Atwood
Eliuiptian
National Democratic
My. Johnson
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Vein of Coal Strike Near Gainesville Draws Leases
Reports from Gainesville indicate a promising coal vein found ten miles west near Bailey Inglish. Several land leases were taken yesterday by parties betting on pay quantities as shallow shafts are dug and deeper tests suggest richer ore potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Bailey Inglish
Snipher Springs News Notes Local Idle Conduct
A fragment from the Snipher Springs News describes public concern over loafing and idle behavior in the community. It mentions white fields with cotton, abundant wood to chop, and calls for proper officials to enforce changes for a season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snipher Springs
Bulphor ‘Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W.hering
Clifton, Texas
Hii County
Heine
Tex
Condustae Q'urien
Uy Gulf
Colorado
Banta Pe
Texas
H. H. Bailey
Lst
Wallon
Wallone
Devor & UO
Alter Waco Doctors
Wood
Mattieloe
Hine
Ani Prue Baw
Chilron
Watts
ToVisit
Paris
Cleburne Waterworks
iMburne
Pex
M. Hattle
Cleburne
Congany
Arthur L. Ujiese
Chuiseill
Rium
Millsboro
Bisiness Men
Humaisteen
Kenowie
Bluendes Legics
Ws Tolloway
Oscar Pogue
Fort Worth
Modwyn Woodmen
Inda
Hoojles
Netsam
Geo. J. Hoofert
Wo TE Erwin
Jno. Wieeh
Jim Robertson
Waterman
Ed Smith
Budo
Noble
Tarun Walle
Thas
Sulgjert
Pinewal
Mtr
Oss Whitney Mansinger
Loyetay
Micah Warner
Wba Fm
Fea Wey
Tntamen
Ile
Il ix
Solitusle
Vaip
Bosque County Mill & Elevator Go
L. D. Townsend, Mer
ST. James
Mound City
Clifton Lumber
L.D. Townsend
M’gr