Comanche News Notes and Court View On Transportation
Community notices list editor and manager officers and board members, urging subscribers to report missed deliveries and address changes. The piece discusses local governance, urging support for aldermanic rule and majority rule, and reflects on diversification in agriculture, rail rate justice, and the Arkansas two cent fare law with a Dallas News commentary tone.
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Supreme Court
North Dakota
West Virginia
Arkansas
Frisco
Dallas News
Texas Leads in Confederates Pensions and Home Veterans
State Pension Commissioner Jones reports Texas tops sixteen Southern states in liberal payouts to Confederate veterans. Texas paid out 489 250 dollars to 17 000 veterans last year, averaging 90 dollars per veteran annually. Texas also housed 865 inmates at the Confederate Home costing 96 000 dollars in 1914. Tennessee and Georgia ranked behind Texas in the compiled figures.
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Jones
Texas
Tennessee
Georgia
Coleman
Decline in exports hits iron and steel goods demand
An export review shows heavy declines from a year earlier across hardware, castings, cutlery, enameled ware, pipe, rails, wheels, track materials, scales, and stoves. Machinery falls four million dollars or forty percent, structural steel nearly seventy percent, while only fire arms and horseshoes rise though still unattractive for future buyers.
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S. E. Post
Winter trip prompts urban gardening shift in Ohio
A northern Ohio man returning from wintering in a southern city notes how cotton market failure spurred crop diversification. He observed growing interest in back yard gardening among city residents and even well dressed shoppers seeking common garden seeds.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Ohioan
The Retreating 600 and the Farm Labor Debate
A Chicago welfare official cites 600 unemployed men who refuse farm work for three meals in city life. The piece argues not all can or should return to farming, urges targeted retraining, and warns slogans like Back to the Farm oversimplify talent and readiness.
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Comanche
Chicago
Atlanta Constitution
CHICAGOS MAN KILLERS AND THE WOMAN MURDERER
The article notes Mrs Beasley who killed her husband in Chicago is acquitted as part of a pattern of 19 women freed on murder charges in four years. It cites a newspaper clipping about 17 prior acquittals and suggests Chicago juries rarely convict female defendants.
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Chicago
Beasley
Chicago plan of women juries sparks critique
The Cleveland Leader denounces Chicago women serving as sole judge jury and executioner, warning that future miscarriages of justice could condemn innocent men. It argues men deserve due process and women’s involvement must not replace sane legal procedures.
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Chicago
Ferguson vetoes warehouse bill amid equal rights claim
Governor Ferguson vetoed the warehouse construction and operation bill citing that state control already exists and urging equal rights for all. He signed a separate bill allowing mutual insurance firms to levy up to a $3 admission fee into an expense fund and said he will seek a smaller Panama-Pacific Exposition exhibit appropriation in a special session.
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Austin
Ferguson
House
Relief From Rheumatic Pains With Chamberlains Liniment
Mrs Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana testifies that chronic rheumatism attacks are relieved immediately by Chamberlains Liniment. The ad notes 25 and 50 cent bottles and offers it through all dealers.
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Elmer Hatch
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Construction of Ladies' Rest Room to Start This Week
The Federated Clubs of Coleman plan to begin building a ladies' rest room on the playground park this week. The project aims for completion by April 26 with Mrs. Henry B. Fall, state president of Federated Clubs, assisting Coleman in the ceremony or work.
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Federated Clubs of
Cieman
Henry B. Fall
Federated Clubs
Coleman
Pigs for May Delivery Urged by Marketing Association
Farmers urged to supply pigs for a May delivery at three dollars per head or more. Reports should be made to the manager of the Marketing Association by April 8.
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Marketing Association
For Trade Trade ad for S Ger Sewing Machines
Three hundred brand new S ger Sewing Machines offered for five each week. Phone S J Miles Comanche Texas. He will bring the machine to you.
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S. J. Miles
Comanche
Texas
Stomach Trouble Cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs H C Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports long lasting stomach trouble ending after using Chamberlain’s Tablets. She describes sour stomach and bloating after meals but states two bottles cured her condition. For sale by all dealers.
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H. C. Cleveland
Arnold,Pa
Chamberlain
Aff
Singer Office Offers Easy Terms On Machines
Advertisement notes women need not toil with old sewing machines and promotes buying a Singer on easy terms through S. J. Miles, Singer Office.
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S. J. Miles
Singer Office
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