Mob Kills Nine Black residents near Hemphill Texas
Report from Houston. nine Black people are killed in a mob attack near Hemphill in Sabine County following the shooting of Hugh Dean and the fatal harm to Aaron M. Johnson two weeks earlier. Bodies of two more Black individuals were found in a creek bottom.
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Houston
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Hemphill
Sabine County
Hugh Dean
Dean
Aaron M. Johnson
William McCoy
Johnson Home
Waterloo Area Briefs Highlight Farms and Local News
Special to Tribune from Waterloo June 24 notes Henrich and Medlyn shipped potatoes for high price. Alfalfa growth signals mower season while mosquitos buzz. Silver Star nine defeated Waterloo. locals hope for future victory with practice. Social visits recur. roadwork fixes river bridge and culvert. Ore shipments planned by Armour and Jeffery. ditch and canal repairs underway.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Davis Place
C. H. Miller
Emily Foster
R. T. Barkell
Silver Star
Armour & Jeffery
Lester
Wellcome Ditch
Parott Canal
Market Decline Presses Cattle Prices Down Again
A South Omaha market letter reports another sharp decline in cow stock and common steers with quotes dropping 20 to 40 cents from last week. Choice fed steers edge higher, veal and hogs rise, while sheep and lambs show weakness then activity improves Tuesday.
Real estate transfers and water rights in early notices
Warranty deeds show Elizabeth Kuntze to Ed Smith for three lots in P and O addition and Anna Hart to M A Elliott for five lots in Stahl addition. Bargain and sale deed transfers Graeter Electric Co to W A Graeter trustee for building on Se bree street and water rights, plus water rights by Thomas Flynn and W B Carter. Mining claim names and a medical license for Earl Robison Ackley.
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Elizabeth Kuntze
Ed. Smith
Anna Hart
M. A. Elliott
Stahl
Graeter Electric Co
W. A. Graeter
Graeter Electric Co’s
Sebree Street
Brown Warm Springs
Thomas Flynn
W. B. Carter
Carter Creek
J. D. Leys
J. C. Keppler
C. S. Christie
C. C. Fife
J. H. Youngken
Clay Cliff
Everson Creek
Bloody Dick
Earl Robison Ackley
Pageville Notes on Local People and Weather Delays
June reports from Pageville note Albert Wilcomb returning to the post office with his sons after illness, mail delivery changes due to washouts, and high water delaying stage trips. Jurors from Virginia City and residents visit kin, with several small accidents and health updates among villagers.
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Tribune
Pageville
Albert Wilcomb
Max
Leon
Clayton Page
William Ferguson
Twin Bridges
Mary Redfield
Orrin Page
Virginia City
Mr. Call
George Wilcomb
Point of Rocks
C. A.safile
Mrs. Saffle
Ruby
Winnifred Fuqua
William Stewart
Quincy Talcott
District Court
Elvis Stevens
John Morgan
Butte
Wm. Stewart
Adolph
Twin Bidges
Ethel
Grace Oliver
S. A. Oliver
M. E. Church
Walkerville
Stewart
Rodney Page
C. L. Utley
Ray
Helena Overland
Sle
Henry Utley
East of Town community notes and contest call
Local items report residents visiting, farming efforts, and property work. Hail damage to alfalfa is noted along with a large reader contest offering 150 for a 1000 word piece on why the Republican Party should succeed. Submissions must reach the Literary Bureau by July 15. winning article to be used nationwide. Medicines from DeWitts advertised.
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Tribune
Gladys Oliver
Margaret Eldridge
Quackenbush
Eugene Bond
Wilson Ranch
J. P. Waters
Alice Longsberry
Kennison
Brown
Bertha Crowder
Amanda Tuseth
Charlie Wilson
Mr. Foster
Johnny Phillips
Sam Moore
Kansas
Melvin Weenink
Della Reynolds
van Camp Canyon
W. Wilson
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D.C
Democratic National Convention Excursions to Denver
The itinerary covers travel to the Democratic National Convention in Denver with routes via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route. Tickets are sold from Utah and Wyoming stations on July 3 4 and 5 and from other stations on July 3 and 4. Limit on July 20. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health
Ostensibly cures dizziness fatigue stomach and liver troubles claiming to keep you well all summer. Advertising claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea in tea or tablet form for 35 cents. Potts the Druggist sells it.
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Hollister
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