Our Austin Weekly Letter on national politics and Texas scene
The writer contrasts insiders and outsiders in politics while critiquing Republicans in Congress over navy expansion. He cites Bob Henry and Colquitt in Austin discussing Wilson and 1916 races, praises C. B. Culberson, notes shifts in Texas politics, and argues for informed legislative review over junketing.
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Woodrow
Democratic Party
Wilson
Austin
Bob Henry
Colquitt
Bob
U. S. Senate
Mr. Colquitt
C. A. Culberson
C. B
Texas
Count on Us First Last and All the Time
An advertisement from Huginbotham Brothers and Company pledges full support for the Hog Raisers Association and farm co operatives in Comanche County. It stresses cash transactions, quicker credit terms, and a shared path to prosperity through sales, purchases, and cooperative effort.
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Comanche County
Comanche
Soldier and Jurist Hall Remembered as Texas Leader
Judge J M Hall, Civil War veteran and long time Texas jurist, died at eighty six after a life of public service in Cleburne and Texas. He served as Civil War officer, mayor, district judge for sixteen years, and a pioneer in rebuilding law and order in the postwar South. His widow and family survived, with funeral rites conducted by a Methodist minister and a guard of honor from the Pat Cleburne Camp U C V.
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J. M. Hall
Southland
Judge Hall
Texas
Alabama
Spottslvania Court House
Marshal
Eral
Lida Hamill
Eatow
Eighteenth District Court
Cleburne
Pat Cleburne
Methodist Church
W. D. McCay
J. M. Hall Jr
R. J. Hall
Amarillo
Newton Hall
Marine Corps
Brooklyn
N. Y
Keith Chilton
Altus
T. W. Dunlap
Jno. D. Waring
Comanche
Waring
Walker Men W L Douglas Black and Oxford Shoes
Roberson Sisters advertise English Walker Men s W L Douglas style footwear in black and Oxford variants priced at four dollars.
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Walker
W. L. Douglas
Black
Oxford
Roberson
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