Judge Bean and the Huntsville Trap Case
The article recounts Judge Roy Bean's handling of a case involving thieves captured after a raid on Langtry. It notes Bean sentenced two men to five years in the penitentiary, drafted warrants, and prepared committment papers, with deputies ready to transport prisoners to Huntsville. The narrative highlights Bean's forceful, controversial methods and the delays and dangers faced on long trips to the state prison. It also references Bean's broader notoriety and his treatment of lawbreakers in his jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureeker
Chung Tregguenhy
Orman
Fort Stockton
Rial
Bean
Mem
Huntsville
Langtry
Raul
Nat
August 11 1909 notes from Backward column updates
Mary Alice Branch left for Huntsville returning from a several week visit with Miss Ida Mae Ernst. J Landa and family move to Houston for their future home. Allen Conner visits then departs for Wichita Kansas to work with a lumber company. Local manager Ed Ragland cites storm outages mostly resolved. Brick layers work atop local rice mills as repairs proceed. Dr Howard Fitzgerald loses his horse during a hot ride. Electric lights return after storm outage. Cotton outlook grim with many bolls shriveling and likely under one bale per fifteen acres. First bale in market arrives from Gren Selders raised on Wm. Fulco's place. Frank Davidson of Wharton visits. Westen party travels to Columbus for a job. Mr and Mrs Will Matthews return from Richmond honeymoon. Miss Ida Mar Yrnat and Pearl Life noted travel and visits. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Edgar Jones of Bryan.
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Mary Alice Branch
Ida Mae Ernst
Huntsville
J. Landa
Houston
Southwestern Telephone Company
Howard Fitzgeralch
Gren Selders
Fulcu
Frank Davidson
Wharton
EB Welford
Richmond
Virginia
J. Ko Owen
Henry Halep
New York
Miss Pearl
Columbus
Edgar Jones Ab Bryan
Nada Farmers Plow Up Cotton Under Government Plan
Nada farmers signed up under the government acreage retirement plan destroying cotton on 243 acres. Plow- up checks and cash offers totaled about 2818 dollars with 448-20 bales of cotton to be handled. Local gins report many bales and showers delayed picking as farmers show strong support for recovery efforts.
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Nada
L. F Hrnoll
Iosichatrnis
Sony
Qtte Hemml
Awa
Wiley
Yvonni
Mi Doe Hemm
Slund
Archer County
HB Stavisohasna
Tiltas
Rosenberg
Lusas
Dene
Uyis
Community Church Aims for Luther Service Schedule
The Harvest community church plans a Luther service Friday in German with a city hall event on August 17. Miss Guesice Butler visits Sealy with Miss Presity Ward while preparations continue for a large international convention.
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Guesice Butler
Sealy
Abe
Presity Ward
END AGONY OF NEURITIS AND ITS CLAIMS
A reader from Newark recounts relief from neuritis using Kruschen.Salts after a week of use comments the product removed pain and fully disappeared the issue. The letter cites medical treatments tried before and notes the salts as the turning point. The piece also echoes a Virginia Advocate style discussion about sensational reporting and press honesty.
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Murray
Newark
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