Local Official Applicants Listed for County Posts
Announced candidates for the 99th District Representative J E Simpson and county offices including District Attorney Edgar Scurry County Clerk J L Vaughan County Treasurer I B Padgett Tax Assessor G D Hinson Sheriff O H Brows and several precinct posts with listed names for commissioners justice of the peace constable and public weigher in Young County.
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Edgar Scurry
J. L. Vaughan
D. D. Casenbary
E. W. Fry
C. Fay Marshall
B. W. King
I. B. Padgett
Young County
O. H. Brows
J. E. Parsons
Rural youth seek change and return to farm life
The article argues that rural and urban youths crave novelty, and social centers cannot fully curb urban migration. It notes city raised youths seek new surroundings, some return to farm life if encouraged, and urges timely outreach to wanderers before they tire of change. Home surroundings are seen as best.
Cure for Diarrhoea Praised in Oriole Reader Letter
M E Gebhardt of Oriole Pennsylvania says his diarrhoea was cured by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and that there is nothing better. The Sloan Drug Company offers it for sale.
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M. E. Gebhardt
Oriole
Sloan Drug Company
Paper reports rush of copy from hurried reporters
An old newspaper man recalls how reporters dash off articles under pressure with little time for revision as foremen demand copy. He explains that many pieces are written in haste and edited later, often only after the paper is printed.
Local Loan Offers and Noted Tall Lacuna Corn
Place your loan with us and receive prompt money. We arranged our own inspection. D W Fish, six miles southwest, has fifteen acres of Lacuna corn in Archean county, thirteen feet tall, roasting ear stage, ears inch higher each night. reports to climb the stalk to guard ripening ears.
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D. W. Fish
Archean County
Archer County
Campaign reform and public money in politics debate
A call for openness in campaign funding argues for public lists of contributors and a $10,000 cap to curb bribery and private influence. The piece endorses the Wilson campaign reform, urges thorough testing, and questions sources of funding amid broader censorship and advertising reforms.
Traveling salesman praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
The writer KE, E. Youngs of Berkshire describes his experiences as a traveling salesman and says he was troubled with constipation and indigestion. He found Dr King’s New Life Pills an excellent remedy for stomach liver or kidney troubles and recommends them.
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E. Youngs
Berkshire
Prominent Men Endorse City Growth Initiatives
Longview reports Elberta peach season opened with exports at about ten cars daily as packing sheds fill available space. Port Arthur's annual postal receipts total 21322 dollars, up 1.13 dollars from last year. San Benito notes a local crime story with unclear details and a reference to a dredging fortune.
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Abstracts of Title by J. W. Akin
Abstracts of title offered by J. W. Akin with twenty years experience, promising a correct abstract on short notice to landowners seeking reliable title records.
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J. W. Akin
The Meeting of Fame and Death in a Blue Ice Glow
Fame walks through a city and finds a pale old man laboring over a grand history in a dingy garret. The old man, deaf and near blind, barely notices the laurel wreaths. Fame departs with irony as Death steps from the doorway. They exchange a timeless farewell.
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Death
Laney
Bucklin Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
A vintage advertisement proclaims Bucklin Arnica Salve as a universal healer for itching irritation inflammation and swelling. It claims to comfort and bring joy by treating bruises eczema pimples and skin eruptions, selling for 25 cents at druggists.
Let Everybody Come Texas Labor Visit Promises Relief
Dispatch reports Chicago union forms committee to visit Texas and study agricultural advantages. The note asserts Texas soil and climate can solve labor troubles with proper application and urges all weary workers to come to Texas for relief.
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Chicago
Texas
Who Owns the Air as Courts Weigh Flying Rights
Landowners near Paris seek an injunction to bar aircraft over their property claiming damage to livestock game and crops. The case tests whether property rights extend into the air and if flight should bear liability for any resulting harm.
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Paris
Farman
Timmons property and business house for sale in Texline
For sale the Timmons home in East Graham and the Timmons business house on the west side of the square now occupied by R. L. Reed & Co. For more information write J. W. Timmons Texline Texas.
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East
Graham
Square
R. L. Reed & Co
J. W. Timmons
Texline
Texas
Captain Smith Rumor Surfaces Amid Titanic Rescue Tale
The State Press questions a Baltimore sighting of Captain Smith of the Titanic and the claim he survived the sinking. It notes prior reports of his jump, alleged self injury, and strange sea captain survivals, urging skepticism about the sensational tale.
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Lufkin News
Capt Smith
Baltimore
Capt. Smith
Smith
State Press
Malaria Warning and Herbine Sale Ad
A diagnostic notice claims yawning dullness and frequent yawns signal malaria and promotes Herbine as a cure. The ad states the medicine removes impurities the germ thrives on, strengthens the liver, and purifies the bowels, priced at 50 cents and sold by all druggists.
Back to the Soil and the End of Election Rhetoric
The author argues politicians should return to core issues and cultivate knowledge as the guard of free government. If leaders pursue truth as vigorously as they fueled recent clashes, civilization could flourish. distrust and vainglory may fade if the public rejects empty promises.
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Nacesalty
Tesaha
Rich bachelor Helen Gould baited by minister rant
Grand Junction Colorado July 26 Rev Elm V Huffner of the First Christian Church denounces old maids as a social menace and urges Miss Helen Gould to seek a hidden life in the back woods to find a husband. He praises her philanthropy but says riches hinder true happiness and proposes menial work under ten dollars a week to earn a living.
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Grand Junction
Colorado
Helen Gould
Barre
Elm V. Huffner
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Mfe
Constipation Promoted as Route to Health
An advertisement claims constipation leads to serious diseases and promotes HERBINE to remove accumulations and keep the bowels active. The product is pitched as restoring prime condition and priced at 50 cents, sold by all druggists.
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All Druggis*s
What a Postal Card Will Bring
A historical notice invites readers to request UT Austin Bulletins 196, 212, and 213 to learn about University life and programs. It highlights stories of students overcoming difficulties, a photo collection, and guidance for prospective students on courses including law, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, architecture, and business training.
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University of Texas
Austin
Th University
Peoples’ School
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