MY TRIP TO SUGARLAND Continues in Texas narrative
A reporter from Harper recounts a journey of 214 miles to Sugarland, tracing rail stops from Rich mond to San Antonio and Kerrville. The piece notes Governor Neff’s pending appearance, Mother's King support for the men, and a visit that ends with the reporter heading home after a long day.
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Standard Trust
St. Mary’s St. San Antonio
Texas
Brazos
Gov. Neff
Ir K
Richmond
Rosenberg
East Bernard
Nottar
Lisette
Coey
Eagle Lake
S. F
Ramseyville
Alleyton
Columbus
Colorado River
Glidden
Borden
Meimar
Shatto
Sehnlenburg
Engle
Flatonia
G. H
S. A
Janice
Waelder
Cranz
Sandy Fork
Harwood
Ivy
Luling
Converse
Kirby
San Antonio
Kerrville
Harper
Agriculture Out of Politics for Stable National Industry
A Dearborn Independent summary argues that politics must remove agriculture from partisan contests to stabilize the sector. It critiques Dawes and party stances, favors the Curtis-Aswell nonpartisan bill, and promotes practical, nonpartisan farming support over political manipulation. It also discusses religious prejudice and calls for charity and broad cooperation among Christians.
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Dawes
Congress
la Follette
Rail-Labor Board
Supreme Court
B. F. Yoakum
Curtis-Aswell
Senate
Religious differences urged over sectarian strife
A political or editorial voice argues that the United States should embrace religious differences and activities rather than indulge in religious enmity. The author stresses that true religion accepts others practices and condemns those eager to fight over faith amid current laxity.
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United States
Local Market Ad Promotes Turkeys and Country Produce
KNOPP and METZGER advertise buying turkeys hens fryers eggs butter and all country produce. Blue Belt Shirting offered at 18 cents per yard.
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Knopp & Metzger
Made to measure suits offer satisfaction guarantee
A local ad notes made to measure suits with a strong satisfaction guarantee. It also mentions a large shipment of heaters just arrived and invites readers to select theirs early.
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Schmidt Bros
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National School OF Shorthand
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Hoffmann- Hayman Coffee Co
San Antonio, Texas
Sugarland
Otto Kolmeter
Schroeder Pros
Eddy Kramer
S. W
Mr. Farmer
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Smith Shop
Fredericksburg Army
Big Cash
Schroeder Bros