Ford's mission to provide affordable reliable transportation
The Ford Motor Company aims beyond carmaking to serve public needs by improving design and production, cutting costs, and sharing innovations. New methods, like endless chain conveyors and electric welding, cut waste and raise efficiency, keeping prices fair while benefiting millions of customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Miter Company
Spon Stelf
Efurt
Ford
Mechanical
Berdwerk Nevally
Holt
Rouge
Rock Island and area social notes from a distant week
A long column of local letters and notices describes weekend visitors Miss Grace Wood and Winn Waddell at Rock Island, Light Roberts returning from a Mexico survey trip, and several city-bound trips for partygoers and house visitors. It mentions a birth announcement for a daughter in Muka and various travel to Corpus Christi for religious encampment. The piece also notes rice and cotton price expectations and community greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matthews
Matthews
Molike Wall- Gury
Tuestiny
Cugro
Vox Populi
Grany Westmoreland
Wille Doe
Wat
Rey
Davy Crockett
Corpus Christi
Epworth League
Mrx
Mersfelder
Miss Betti
Hohly
André Phillips
Lyle
May Devolus
Wille
Mirs Janiel Mason
Jenoling
Mea
Putney
Marshall and
Dorman Aod
The Greatest City on the Amazon and its Jungle Life
Frederick Simpich describes Para and the Amazon city’s rich forests and river trade. The piece details palm groves, rubber and log exports, street markets, riverfront life, and lingering slavery’s end, with vivid scenes of monkeys, macaws, and busy docks near Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
Washington
Buenos Aitres
National Geographic Society
Frederick Simpich
Amazon
Brazil
Mfs
Benelow
Itu Herling
Ita
New York
Liverpool
British Isle Coal Ammers
Nowb's Ark
Mar Bask
Pars
Manistons
Benny Ford
Best Vestil
Fordlandin
Aaperigan
Haye
Rio
le Amezon
Tocantins
Tapajos
Canary Bird Coed
Erate
Airlens
Fe Tool
Wong
Frank Yards
Texas constitutional amendment proposed on Legislature meeting pay
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article 3 of the Texas Constitution. It sets the Legislature to meet every two years with additions during special governor convocations, details session rule timing, emergency matters, and committee hearings, and adjusts per diem and mileage for legislators with a statewide election for ratification on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Sidi
Jack House
Geher Otters
Jane
McCallial
Texas constitutional amendment proposed for November 4 1999 vote
The act proposes adding Section 16 to the Texas Constitution to tax lands belonging to the University of Texas at county rates with annual state remittance to counties for royalty purposes. The amendment would be submitted to qualified voters at the next general election held the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
University of Exes
Jane ¥. McCallum
Texas Population Growth and Delayed Six Million Mark
Texas misses qualification in the six million population class as growth outpaces many neighbors. The Texas figure of 5,620,003 residents recorded by the Bureau of the Census shows a potential fourth place if the six million threshold had been reached. Officials note rapid growth statewide with fourteen counties undercounted and warn against overconfidence while keeping an eye on California and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almudt
Dallas News
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
New England
Incoherent note on immigration grants and exclamations
A fragmentary OCR style note mentions immigration grants near Chicaza and a hostile rival phrase with exclamations about arriving in Pennsylvanie and Californa here we come. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaza
Rangers
Californa
Negro burglar sentenced to three years in Leavenworth
John Henry Huntington, 28, confessed to robbing the Hatersville post office in Fayette County. He was captured nearby by officers and given three years in Leavenworth prison in federal court at Houston on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Huntington
Hatersville
Fayette County
Rock Island
Levenworth Prise
Houston
Weimar Mercury
Visitors From City Stay Near Junction This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Victor Engelhard and Mr and Mrs Bruce McCurty with two children Madelele and Grice Willson plan a weekend visit near Junction. They will attend a gathering at the Llanover resort eight miles from Junction, hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Leethart. Also present were Ornest Centar and Mrs Kathryn Putney returning after an outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Engelhard
Bruce McCurty
Madelele
Grice Willson
Junction
Llanover
Frvey
Hosts Welcome Mr and Mrs Harbst and Guests
Mr and Mrs A. Harbst hosted guests including their daughter in law Mrs R Blomquist and granddaughter Blomquist of Taylor. Their friends Mr Hart and Miss Lucille Blomquist traveled to New 7 and Matagorda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 5
Harbst
Caw
Mrr
R Blomquist
Atesus Blomquist
Taylor
Thirsé Air Hart
Mr. Blomquist
Lucille
New 7
Matagorda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford Motor Company
Motor Car
Eagle Lake
L. Stane
Paty
W. ©Relfurd
Maud
Max M
Landa
Petia As
Bou
Fead Red
Derry
Frank Stephens
Is Bethe
Perior
Heaney Lake
Sul Talabus
Frueear
New Ulm
Cather
Webster's New International Dictionary
G. & C. Merriam Company
Springfield, Mass
T. Kolldbarn
Minternism Building
Sauarey
Magnolia
Mitorente Motors
Poisenars Chemical
Punpeenerstis
A. L. Baring
GEO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!