San Antonio’s First Great Tragedy Continues On
An account recalling the San Antonio trials of Gutierrez and Delgado. Delgado defends himself bravely while Gutierrez is arrested and later acquitted and deposed. Officers prevent open inunity as Kemper and others desert the army amid a grim history of Bexar’s violence.
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Gutierrez
Delgado
Hidalgo
San Antonio
Salcedo
Gachupin
Kemper
United States
Bexar
Restock Texas Hog Farms While Prices Rise
An editorial urges Texas farmers to avoid panic selling and reenter hog production now while prices are favorable. It notes 200,000 farms lack hogs and pork imports cost over 70 million dollars annually, warning early entry risks and stressing steady, long term farming. It also adds health tips on ventilation, heating, dress, diet, and outdoor exercise.
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Texas
Plant Trees Right
Guidance on proper tree planting emphasizing selection of healthy stock adapted to local soil and root systems. It warns against careless workmen and instructs to settle soil around roots with hand packing, using water to assist only after half the hole is filled.
Cultivating and Fertilizing the Orchard
The article urges frequent cultivation and clean summer soil to support orchard trees. It recommends applying 1–2 pounds per year for weak one year olds, with 1–2 additional pounds per year up to seven to ten years, using equal parts acid phosphate and nitrate of soda.
Colds Are Dangerous The Common Cold And Its Spread
An article quoting Dr. H Sappington warns that colds are highly contagious and weaken the body. It notes colds occur frequently and can lead to influenza or pneumonia, urging avoidance of contact and careful handling of those ill while acknowledging practical limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Sappington
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Reliance Roller Mills
Oor
Heyland & Lindig’s Garage
Fredericksburg
Mickie
By Charles Sughroe
Unica
Western Newspaper
Mickies
Rene
Detroit
Ford
Mich
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