Dallas Journal notes election law convention in Texas
A fragmentary Dallas Journal report outlines a Texas election laws convention with references to officers, delegates, and ongoing sessions. The venue includes ties to Dallas and Brownsville areas, with mentions of June P. Miller presiding and attendees from the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colin Tom Finty Jr
Dallas Journal
June P. Miller
Vernoon
Enn de
Harry Or Et
Dallas
Mercedes
Brownsville
Kiwanis
Cotton crop forecast rises slightly in 19th century text
An analysis notes a modest increase in the cotton crop outlook over a prior forecast, predicting a total around 18.9 million bales. It highlights variability by grade with high quality white cotton favored, though lower grades may be lighter due to weather and picking conditions.
Why Advert Stores Succeed
An advertising store draws public attention and boosts sales without a proportional rise in costs. A savvy merchant scans trade papers, quizzes salesmen, chases odd lots and bankrupts, and continually offers exceptional values. The public learns of these bargains and shops the advertised store over the non advertised one.
Fort Worth figure listed for Tuesday qualification
A Houston led news snippet notes Bat-AMeGee of Fort Worth and A Ferguson involved in Tuesday qualification steps. The fragment hints at a local event or appointment and names several individuals.
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Ews
Houston
Bat- Amegee
Fort Worth
Resimore A. Ferguson
Correct Game Laws Open Season Dates and Bag Limits
The New Era prints the correct game laws including open seasons for doves quail ducks and geese wild turkey buck deer squirrels and fur bearing animals with bag limits and season dates. Also notes trapper licenses and a local farm equipment sale at Floresville with item descriptions and contact.
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Waddell
Judy
Aeiptiortines
Does Training Pay in Prosperous Cotton Era
An advertisement from Tyler Commercial College promotes profitable employment through specialized business training. It cites high cotton yields and rising prosperity, claims strong demand for trained office help, and urges readers to enroll for courses in secretariat, banking, railroad, civil service, radio, and more. It promises quick completion in three to six months and offers a free book, Achieving Success in Business, via coupon.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
America
General Business
General Banking
General Railroad
General Western Union
General Civil Service
Fmplement Department
Frey
Seni
Probate and accident notices in Wilson County Texas
An estate notices a probate application in Wilson County for W. M. Wiseman with hearings set for January 1926 in Floresville. The piece also reports on San Antonio motor vehicle accident stats and a Friday crash blamed on sun glare, noting ongoing casualty concerns and safety observations from local authorities.
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W. M.wiseman
Maggie Lee Wiseman
Wilson County
W. M. Wiseman
Floresville
Texas
San Antonio
Sutherland Springs
San Antonio Express
Bee County farmer killed by train near Pettus crossing
Kenedy Texas December 8 Robert McKinney Bee county stockman and farmer was killed instantly Tuesday morning when his car was struck by a northbound Southern Pacific passenger train at a crossing three miles north of Pettus near the Karnes county line. The body was taken to Kenedy for burial. He left a widow and a daughter Miss Inez McKinney.
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Kenedy
Tex
Robert
McKinney
Bee County
Southern Pacific Railway
Pettus
Karnes
Inez McKinney
Unification Defeated in Southern Methodist Conference
In Nashville the Secular Press Bureau reports that the plan to unify the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church with the main church failed by a 4,528 to 4,108 vote, short of the three-fourths majority needed. The College of Bishops will review results December 11 after conference tallies are certified. Also reported is the death of Lee Rosser on Thanksgiving Day near Hebbronville, a longtime cattleman and cowhand, mourned by friends and family. Rosser, born in Wilson County, was 49. He served as a ranch foreman and inspector, never married, and was remembered for his loyalty and square dealing. The article closes with a note about Christmas cards offered by The Chronicle-Journal.
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Nashville
Tenn
Secular Press Bureau
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Foreign Conferences
Lee Rosser
Hebbronville
Henry Edds
Prairies
Wilson County
B. F. Rosser
Floresville
J. Frank McGee
Charles Craighead
George Edds
John Draper
Jim Hogg County
Kate Cryer
Oscar Thompson
Hebbrowville
Notice forbids trespass on Wm Roemer and Rud Al properties
Public notice warns general Pebslle that chanting and trespassing are strictly forbidden on the Wm Roemer place and the Rud Al in Mecuteats the Welkedtas. Summer months bring several es od possibly Wm Roemer. Also includes farm ad for plant orders from The Sew Ell Company Inc San Antonio with pricing and express postpaid options. Taken up livestock: a three year old muley cow branded right hip and left ribs, a light brown spotted cow branded 08 right hip and bar left hip, and a 2 year old spotted Jersey heifer no brand. Livestock remained on the speaker’s place.
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Wm. Roemer Place
Welkedtas
Thane
Asia
Toon
Notice of Application Probate of Will in Texas
Notice commands Wilson County officials to publish a probate of will notice in a general newspaper for at least ten days before return, requiring weekly publication and adherence to state probate procedures. The notice is issued by the State of Texas and directs sheriffs or constables to carry out the publication.
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State OF Texas
Wilson County
Wilson
of Texas
Prince Of Wales Bull Sold For 10050 Dollars
The "King of the Fairies" shorthorn bull, shown by the Prince of Wales at the International Live Stock and Horse Show, was sold Thursday for 10050 dollars to Frank C. Baker of Kansas City owner of the Bake Shorthorn Farm. The five year old bull weighs 2500 pounds.
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Chicago
Til
King of the Fairies
Prince of Wales
Frank ¢. Baker
Kansas City
Boy Hunter Killed by Accidental Shot at Texas Hunt
Lockhart Texas December 7 Morgan 14 year old son of James Baker living near McMahan died from the effects of an accidental shot from a 29 caliber tar ket rifle Sunday night Three boys were hunting with one gun and the shot was discharged while passing the gun from one to another
Mules For Sale From Hobson Farm Ad Published
Thirty gentle work mules aged 3 to 11 years, 15 to 16 hands high, offered at a farm three miles southeast of Hobson on Highway. Ad by Jauer dated 11 20. This classified notice lists animals for sale and a contact name.
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Hobson
Retired Minister Praises Black Draught for Liver Trouble
West Graham Virginia reports Rev. Lewis Evans aged over eighty praises Black Draught as relief for years of liver ailments. He describes abdominal pain backache headaches and persistent sluggish liver improved by periodic doses. He claims the remedy has kept him in good condition over decades.
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West Graham
Lewis Evans
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
A historical health brief explains simple home guidance for grippe and influenza. It recommends one or two Calotabs at bedtime with a swallow of water and advises against laxatives or salts, outlining a minimalist treatment approach.
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Wm. Roemer
V. Houston
Express
Bermuda
Sewell Company Inc
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Heinelearance Feed Dela
Meare
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Mestre
Detroit
Ad. Jauer
LD. Flores
Deruggis
S. B. Carr
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