Pull Together For A Mint In El Paso
An El Paso mint program faces a long path from bill in Congress to realization. The piece urges citizens to write to senators and representatives and to inform mint officials of local mineral resources to push for a branch or purchasing mint when Congress reconvenes.
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El Paso Woman’s Club Protest Over Kindergarten Changes
Local readers urge school board to rescind cuts and age raise affecting the public kindergarten. The piece defends the program as a model for the country, criticizing increased teacher salaries as waste and urging committee action to protect early schooling.
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el Paso Woman’s Club
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Help the Census Man Shaping Texas Representation
An editorial urges industrial Texas to influence state legislation through the census. It argues cities must push for better representation as wealth concentrates, noting ten days remain for enumerators and El Paso has stakes for the next decade.
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Texas
Congress
el Paso
El Paso Urges Citizen Help for Census Count
Officials stress every resident must be counted in El Paso. Enumerators need volunteers to locate absent families and ensure complete listings. Citizens are urged to notify enumerators of reachable relatives and provide positive information to improve El Paso's population tally.
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el Paso
Political mud and trust in a wary nation
The piece argues that campaign dirt is limited, citing cases like Neely in Cuba and the ice trust in New York and the Clark scandal in Montana. It claims the nation, despite widespread charges against Democrats and Republicans, remains fairly clean and honest overall, as seen in the average citizen.
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Cuba
Ice Trust
New York
Clark
Montana
South Dakota Politics Highlight Strategic Moves
The piece notes shrewd tactics in South Dakota where populists held a Sioux Falls convention to sway doubtful voters, while Republicans nominated a governor candidate from a northern county to boost support in a less certain region.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Bryan
Hill Plans Deeply in New York Amid Democratic Split
In New York state Hill schemes amid Democratic divisions as Massachusetts faces intraparty plotting. The piece notes Towne’s projected tractability at a Kansas City event amid political maneuvering.
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New York State
Hill
Massachusetts
Towne
Kansas City
Drift into danger through slow health decline warns teachers
A tract extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to prevent and cure chronic stomach and digestive disorders. It cites a San Diego Texas teacher, Miss Mary Belle Summerton, who recovered from headaches vomiting and weakness after using the remedy, then resumed school duties.
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Pierce
Mary Belle Summerton
San Diego
Duval Co
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Kentucky's chivalry shines amid harsh political strife
In Kentucky amid violent factions Ex Adjutant General Collier and Castleman exchange praise for restraint and peacekeeping. Both men acknowledge the other’s role as state troops leaders in averting bloodshed as tensions run high and riots threaten public order.
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Kentucky
Collier
Taylor
Castleman
Beckham
Cloudcroft drink and Union Clothing ads mingle in local pages
A jumble of ads and testimonials appears: Potter & White offer Cloudcroft. Union Clothing Co. promotes Sweet-Orr trousers and a 5 cent cigar. J.C. Kennedy touts DeWitt’s Hazel Salve. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised by W R Kineon. Fred Schaefer markets photographs and the Go cart by Emerson & Berrien. the Great 1900 Edition of the Herald advertised.
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Union Clothing Co
J.C. Kennedy
Roanoke
Tenn
DeWitt
Fred Schaefer
W. R. Kineon
Albany
Emerson & Berrien
the Herald
Santa Fe Route Announces Colorado Ticket Prices
On June 1 the Santa Fe route will sell tickets to Colorado points including Denver and return for 4000 dollars and Colorado Springs for 3600 dollars. Tickets are valid for return until October 31.
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Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
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