Manche Texas Newspaper Listing and Editorial Staff
The Manche Texas issue lists the Omanche Pub Co publishers and entry at the post office as second class. Editor Manager Trade Callaway and directors H. Cunningham T J Cunningham Grade Callaway J R Blanes Paris Smith E W Harris H Thodberg are named.
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Manche, Texas
H. Cunningham
T. J. Cunningham
Grade Callaway
J. R. Blanes
Paris Smith
E. W. Harris
H. Thodberg
Subscribers urged to report mailing issues and address changes
The notice asks readers to report missed deliveries and to provide both old and new addresses when changing location. It directs patrons to contact the newspaper to ensure prompt service and accurate mailing records.
Hoof and Mouth Quarantine Hits Northern States
The fight of the northern states is quarantined due to hoof and mouth disease. No feed, cattle, or dairy products can be shipped from infected districts. Packers deem price impact minimal but warn a potential rise up to about fifty percent.
Senator Culberson Returns to Office Duties Cited
The note praises Hon. Chas. A. Culberson for resuming official duties after a long absence. It questions senators duties and accuses him of only taking positions after public opinion is known, noting years away from Washington and few roll calls. The piece mocks his influence on government policy comparing him to a farm laborer in Comanche County.
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Chas. A. Culberson
Senate
Washington
Culberson
Comanche County
Enduring Hard Times Hit Local Families and Businesses
The passage describes widespread hardship as farmers and workers face unpaid debts and job loss. It contrasts sympathy for those without crops or income with the pressure of monthly bills, urging cautious financial resilience for families and business owners alike.
Cotton prices and political winds shape farmer hopes
The article argues cotton price gains relieve farmers facing bankruptcy while supply-demand shifts and wartime trade demand complicate markets. It discusses the 1916 election implications, party reform hopes, and the impact of fiscal stringency on momentum for Democrats versus Republicans.
Women’s suffrage movement spreads with limited impact
The author argues that women gaining ballots in eleven states shows a national wave but snap judgments that it changes conditions are false. They claim many suffrage supporters seek publicity, not reform, and fear doubled election costs without improving governance or electorate quality.
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Democratic
Progressive Party
National Congress
Democratic Party
Texas
Compulsory Education Law Gains Steam in Texas Legislature
The upcoming session shows strong support for a compulsory education law. Endorsements stress broad benefits to daily life and citizenship, with promises of improved conditions across Texas. The text notes farmers are among the groups affected but ends abruptly.
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Texas
Rural families urged to keep children home for cotton harvest
The passage argues that keeping children at home through fall to gather cotton will end production and push crop shifts. It calls for better rural roads to enable distant students to attend school and claims renewed community interest and growth in rural life.
Rest rooms for women and children urged in Ozark
The Ozark Herald praises a proposed town rest room for women and babies as a business boon. It describes a front area with tables chairs and rocking chairs and a back with lavatory sleeping cots and a nurse to aid visitors. The piece argues rest rooms would draw rural women to town for shopping and benefit merchants.
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Ozark
Alabama
Comanche County
Germany uses wounded to bolster army and schools motto
As fast as a teacher in the German army is wounded he is sent back to be invalided and put at work in the schools. As fast as a soldier is wounded who can be utilized as a drill sergeant he is sent to the organization camps to teach recruits the rudiments of the school of the soldier. Thus Germany keeps up her reputation for scholarship.
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Germany
Ft. Worth
Keep sweet and share duties in tough times
A compilation quotes Coleman Democrat Voice urging less cotton and more dairy output, Arlington Journal predicting a compulsory education law to curb cotton acreage, and the Needham Metregr Mirror urging empathy and the golden rule in mutual obligations.
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Coleman
Coleman Democrat Voice
Arlington Journal
Zapatista Exhorter Almost Shot For Flag Remark
An Aguas Calientes convention incident nearly turned deadly when a Zapatista exhorter warned against tying the Mexican flag to self seeking individuals. The Houston Telegram notes the brave exchange as officials intervened before further remarks.
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Aguas Calientes
Zapatista
Houston Telegram
Officials in Milan county indicted for embezzlement schemes
The Austin Tribune notes growing unpopularity of embezzlement in Milan county as enterprising officials are indicted by the grand jury, and comments that Texas may need stronger respect for the law from officials in the future.
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Milan County
Texas
Austin Tribune
Portrait of Bob Henry Stance Sparks Political Toasts
A satirical note from Tulsa World mocks Bob Henry’s quiet defiance as not fitting a presidential image while the Waco Morning News rejects the idea the President collects campaign circulars. The quip highlights partisan attitudes and media gibes in two papers.
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Bob Henry
Congress
White House
Tulsa
Okla
Waco
Washington insists on guarantees before troop withdrawal from Vera Cruz
Washington demands assurances from the Mexican administration that former Funston allies in Vera Cruz will be protected and that taxes collected during the American occupation will not be reimposed before United States troops depart. The stance is described as showing backbone and being unexpected by the Fort Worth Record.
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Washington
United States
Vera Cruz
Carranza
General Funston
Fort Worth
Culberson Files Re election Bid Despite Health Battle
Plainview News says Senator Charles Culberson announces re election while describing years of illness that hindered duties. The paper questions whether he should retain the Texas seat and salary given his limited ability to work. It notes Culberson claims recovery and urges defeat.
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Charles Culberson
Culberson
Texas
Plainview News
Cornerstone of Honesty Guards Humankind's Integrity
A historic proclamation frames honesty as a core element of humanity, asserting that truthfulness sustains trust across societies and governs ethical conduct in daily life and governance. Scholars reference universal values shaping moral norms and civic responsibility.
Sulzer on Verdict and Roosevelt Nomination
The Dallas News notes Sulzer’s claim that the people elected Whitman and defeated Glynn without substantial support or money. It argues Roosevelt avoided Sulzer’s Progressive bid, avoiding a “dog in the manger” scenario that Sulzer saw as heroic.
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The
Sulzer
Whitman
Glynn
Roosevelt
Dallas News
Peanut Bulletin to Cover Peanuts and Cowpeas as Cotton Substitute
The extension service at A. and M. College will issue a January bulletin on peanut culture and cowpeas. Clarence Ousley announces the bulletin will discuss using peanuts and cowpeas as a cotton substitute, with free distribution and items on weevil protection and peanut crushing plants.
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A. & M. College
Clarence Ousley
Doan’s Kidney Pills Credited by Local Citizen
Comanche residents hear repeated endorsements after P Helmecke of Comanche candy store reports years of kidney trouble relief from Doan’s Kidney Pills. He says pain, dizziness, and backache subsided after a few doses, with the remedy costing 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. props. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Comanche
P. Helmecke
Doan
Hog Raising Advice on Troughs Salt and Shelters
The text advises arrong troughs for quick cleaning and removal of leftovers. It recommends water troughs that empty after drinking to avoid filth. Moderate salt is needed but not in constant excess. It notes feeding timing affects heat and health and compares movable shelters to permanent ones, favoring small portable houses for health and cost.
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Colo
Farin & Fi
Painting on time saves money this year
A fragmented ad copy advises timely painting to save on paint and labor costs. It suggests painting now avoids higher future prices and asks readers to consider how much they could earn by delaying. It cites Hardin Lumber Co as a source.
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Devo H. Ih
Hardin Lumber Co
Oak Lewis Appointed Postmaster in Blanket
The Blanket Signa reports Oak Lewis a fox citizen now in Cranbury has been appointed postmaster here. His exact start date is unknown but he and his family are expected to move here at once.
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Oak Lewis
Blanket Police
Cranbury
Blanket
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J. R. Eanes & Co
G. R. Eanes
Omanche Pub. Co
Trade Callaway
Mgr
D. H. Cunningham
J. R. _ignes
Treas
Grade Sellaway
J. R. Banes
Oscar Callaway
Parismith
T. J. Willams
W. H. Thadberg
L. T. Cunningham
K. F. Cunningham
G. A. Manningham
J. R. Moore
London Exchange
New York Exchange
England
Japan
Dr. Price
Metregor Mirror
Peanut Bulletin
Remington Autorl
Stevens Arms & Tool
Chicopee Falls
Mass
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