Ferguson delivers Texas campaign speech in Tyler
The Texas gubernatorial hopeful outlines his rural education plan, rail and land policy, and anti liquor stance. He catalogs his life from laborer to lawyer and banker, urges support against opponent Tom Ball, and rails at party splits while praising farmers and promoters of a businesslike administration.
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Ferguson
Tyler
California
Rocky Mountains
Anker
Nevada
Texas
Peter Radford
Commissioner of Agriculture
Pro
Thomas H. Ball
Corporation
Greenville
Darkey
Mother Hubbard
Izzard County
Arkansas
Ann” Tom Ball
W. P. Law
Tom Hall
Morris Sheppa
Fort Worth
Tom Ball
Curtis
Brother Rankin
Brother Gambrell
Tom Love
W. P. Lane
Democrats
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson
Jackson
Coke
Mills
Sul. Ross
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogeed
Waco
Hogg
Hoge
Political clash over railroads and rent in Texas campaign
A Texas speaker attacks Tom Ball's stance on railroad influence and rent regulation, contrasting Hoge and Ball on corporate control. He accuses Ball of flip flops and warns of continued railroad influence, urging voters to back policies curbing corporate power and defending rent limits for farmers.
Texas Governor Race Spars Over Land Tax Breaks
The candidate criticizes land tax exemptions and the idea of state loans to farmers, arguing for rent restraints and immediate relief for farmers. He attacks opponent Tom Ball for supporting land deals, water down liquor laws, and creating new government jobs, urging voters to uphold the Democratic platform and protect private property.
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Dallas News
Austin
Tom Ball
Hoge
Texan
Congress
Ball
Hogg
Texas
Pall
Lawyer Ball
Tom Pall
Bal
Olme
Rome
Hut Heten
Aquare
Port Texas
East
Tom Fall
Unsure text of Roman citroen and Texas era devotion
Fragmentary lines describe a yearning for honor as a Roman citizen and references to Texas, churches, and homes. It mentions fame, reward, and a flag, with unclear events or names due to damaged text.
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Homer
Scheota
Henry Homes
Comanche Chapter 310 bids thanks after state meeting
Comanche Chapter 310 thank all who helped at the state meeting in Comanche. They credit railroads, press, automobile owners, fraternal orders, and citizens for aid despite rain and attendance problems. Also notes local notices about dentistry moves, advertising services, card printing, and residents' activities in Comanche.
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Comanche
C. BE
Dona Saye
Lucy Greene Thomas
Hog Growers to Meet in Comanche County
The Comanche County Hog Growers Association will meet at the Chamber of Commerce in the city on Saturday May 2 at 1 30 pm Captain C C French of Ft Worth will address them on growing and marketing hogs The last shipment for the season will be made May 4.
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Comanche County
Hog Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Capt. C. C. French
Ft. Worth
Washout delays Cotton Belt train from Waco at South Bosque
The evening Cotton Belt train from Waco was delayed several hours Monday due to a washout at South Bosque. This is the same location that caused heavy trouble during last winter's floods.
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Cotton Belt
Waco
South Bosque
Appointed Justice of the Peace for Sipe Springs
Rev. W. A. Clark has been appointed justice of the peace of the Sipe Springs precinct by the commissioner’s court.
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W. A. Clark
Sipe Springs
Commissioner’s Court
Vinci Health Tonic Promises Strength For Modern Women
A Hamilton Drug Co. ad touts Vinci cod liver oil tonic as a cure for rundown women. It claims the product builds appetite, tones digestion, purifies blood, and restores strength, citing Mrs. Walter Price of Bror as a user who improved after one bottle. Money-back guarantee offered if it fails.
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Vinci
Walter Price
Bror
Firec
Hamilton Drug Co
Announcements of Democratic Primary Local Races and Officials
List of candidates and incumbents for Democratic primary races across Comanche County including Congressman at large R B Humphreys and 12th District judge R F Milam. Names cover county treasurer superintendent public instruction sheriff clerk and commissioners with re election notes. Local names include Jorie W Burks M L Harris Hugh R Lacy R W Neal L M Truitt Ed Lightfoot W J Patton and more.
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R. B. Humphreys
Throckmorton Co
Congress
R. F. Milam
Fort Worth
Associate Justice Court
Ocie Speer
J. R. McClellan
Gib Callaway
W. T. Loudermilk
T. M. Rutherford
Jorie W. Burks
G. ¢. Hamilton
Geo
L. H. Creamer Morgan E. Hall
Jack Cunningham
Mary Smith
W. D. Carroll
Merton L. Harris
J. F. Palmer
Vrcinet
J. B. Payne
R. W. Fiet
W. T. Dobbs
Hugh R. Lacy
R. W. Neal
Comanche
W. J. Patton
L. M. Truitt
Proctor
W. Wyatt
ED Lightfoot
VAUGA S LIVERY PROMOTES AUTO BARN SERVICES
Notice states new buggies and two new automobiles have arrived enabling better service to the public. It invites patrons to call phone number 60 to arrange rides in autos or horse and buggy, asserting constant availability at Vauga's Livery and Auto Barn.
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Vauga
Dr I L Vaughn Veterinarian Ad
Dr I L Vaughn renowned veterinarian offers treatment for all animal diseases. Calls answered day or night. Office phone 60 residence phone 335.
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Claim
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law's rheumatism in the arm vanished after applying Chamberlains Liniment. The advertisement asserts it cures chronic muscular rheumatism and urges purchase from all dealers.
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Newton
Iowa
Chamberlain
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