Tragedy on the Mountain Side
Gatesville Texas October 7 news reaches Gatesville of a fatal accident near Mount Zion involving Mrs. E V Newton sister in law of Mrs Jno Washburn. She traveled with her mother and two children. the horse reared knocked her down and the reins dragged as the horse ran to the foot of the mountain. The aged mother and children found her dead with no visible bruises. The Hamilton Record notes the incident.
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Gatesville
Texas
Mount Zion
E. V. Newton
Jno. Washburn
Newton
Coryell
Hamilton
Jonesboro
J. I. Young
Mrs. Newton
Midland Commercial Club Plans Feed Crop Crusher
At a called meeting Secretary R. M. Hickey announced plans to install a large crusher in Midland to chop maize feterita and kaffir corn for sale. The club also arranged a market for chops and a carload of fine brood sows for farmers, aiming for hog production and higher profits through local markets and Fort Worth packing houses.
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Midland Commercial Club
R. M. Hickey
Midland
Fort Worth
Lane Quits Contest For MeLemore Nomination
Judge Wilcox granted the motion by Q A Watson for Jeff MeLemore to dissolve the injunction against the secretary of state and certify MeLemore as the Democratic nominee for congressman at large. His name will appear on November ballots. attorney for Lene state no further litigation will occur.
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Lane
Austin
Charles A. Wilcox
Twenty-Sixth District Court
Q. A. Watson
Jeff MeLemore
Secretary of State
MeLemore
W. P. Lene
Man credits Liv Ver Lax with cure in Texas workplace
W F Anders of 1625 Cleveland Street Waco Texas employed by Hill Campbell Grocery Co says bilious headaches and stomach trouble plagued him until Grigsby Liv Ver Lax cured him. He reports improved health and gives the remedy credit for relief for himself and his children.
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W. F. Anders
Cleveland Street
Waco
Texas
Hill & Campbell Grocery Co
Grigsby
Livver-Lax
A. and M. College Exhibits at State Fair in Dallas
A and M College and Texas experiment station prepare an instructive exhibit for the Dallas Fair to show work of both institutions and provide actual agricultural and engineering information. The display will include student work, sub-station work, and main station highlights with contests for corn and canned fruits and vegetables. Prizes totaling 1800 dollars attract boy and girl corn club participants, under joint direction of the college and the U S Department of Agriculture.
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A. & M. College
College Station
Texas
Dallas
Texas Experiment Station
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
United States Department of Agriculture
Toned Up Whole System Helps Mrs Baker Say It Worked
Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York reports Chamberlain's Tablets cured her bilious attacks sick headaches and that tired feeling. She used several bottles a few months ago and says they buttoned up her whole system. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Esther Mae Baker
Spencerport
N. Y
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement from Comanche Citizen
A Comanche Texas candy store proprietor Mr Helmecke testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved years of kidney pain backache and dizziness. He reports improved sleep and gradual end of other troubles after a few doses. 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY props.
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P. Helmecke
Comanche
Texas
Doan
Army Worm Invasion Prompts Texas Guidance
The Army Worm spreads in Texas, with State Entomologist Wilmon Newell of A and M College and State Experiment Station flooded with inquiries. He offers practical, cheap remedies and urges farmers to contact him in College Station to save thousands in farm losses by timely insect control.
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Army
Yand
Wilmon Newell
A. & M. College and State Experiment Station
Farmer
Newell
College Station
Texas
Comanche Druggist Markets Adler i Ka Remedy
M. W. Carroll holds the Comanche agency for Adler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark based laxative. The advertisement claims immediate relief from sour stomach gas and constipation after a single dose, touting dramatic drain of old matter and rapid action.
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Comanche
M. W. Carroll
Henry Cotton Fund Bill Tabled by House Banking Panel
The Henry bill to provide a large issue of emergency currency for cotton farmers was tabled by the House Banking and Currency Committee. Chairman Glass said Charles S. Barrett of the National Farmers' Union and President Mobley of the Arkansas Farmers' Union urged withdrawal of the measure.
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Henry Cotton Fund
House Cotee
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Charles S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Mobley
Arkansas Farmers’ Union
Piles Cure Claim by PAZO OINTMENT Advertisement
A druggist offers PAZO Ointment with a refund if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. The ad promises ease and rest from the first application.
Spinner's Plan to Valorize US Cotton Sparks UK US Talks
A London dispatch reports Sir Charles Wright Mee awa of the Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers urging Britain and the United States to jointly valorize surplus US cotton. He warns current price instability risks Lancashire mills and US planter ruin, proposing a high present price and enforceable acreage reductions, though the feasibility remains doubtful.
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London
Charles Wright Meeawa
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers
United States
Sir Charles
Lancashire
England
Houston fetegram Notes Plans and Product Plans
A fragment notes more to plan that did not also contempon up oermoen of the manufactured product. The brief suggests ongoing planning linked to a Houston fetegram context without detailing concrete outcomes or timelines.
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Houston
Quinine substitute ad touted for all ages in old notice
An advertisement promotes a trademarked quinine substitute described as tasteless and non disturbing to children, usable by adults who cannot take ordinary quinine. It claims no nausea and urges asking for the original package with two cures. The passage also notes a state banking act amendment and a cotton industry bill in a separate legislative update.
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Pebrit
Iisa
Austin
House
St. Louis
Senate
Emulsion Promoted to Prevent Consumption I Pandemic Ad
Public health ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a preventive for consumption and general weakness. Claims daily use after meals strengthens lungs and blood, supports resisting forces, and wards off colds during seasonal changes. Targets workers indoors and those feeling tired or nervous. Bloomfield New Jersey makers Scott & Gowne.
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United States
Scott
Scott & Gowne
Bloomfield
N. J
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First National Bank
Apital
A. B. Rose & CO
R. G. Stanton
West Side Square
Texas State Fair
Dallas P. M
Cotton Belt Ticket Agent
Gus Tloover
John E. Lehane
Ft. Worth
Tyler
A. D. Backstrom
Kodaks
Anrrow
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
ROX
T. M. Pulliam
Cofrfins-Caskets
the Burks-Simmons Company
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