Mexican Situation prompts debate on Texas border policy
The Leader discusses Pershing's 13 600 troops moving toward the Mexican border and questions about withdrawal orders. It notes 125 000 to 130 000 troops camped along the Rio Grande, praises President for restraint, and critiques Governor Ferguson's expenditure and taxes with a light verse mocking the administration.
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Rain Ends Drought Across Corpus Christi Region
A heavy rain last week broke a long drought in South Texas. Corpus Christi and Gulf coast areas received rainfall easing business stagnation. Cattle shipped out during the drought are returning home as grass prospects improve.
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Centenarian R. C. Betty Dies. Father of Local Woman
R C Betty died last week in Mineral Wells at age 100. He celebrated his centennial last November and led a long life as a pioneer settler with many engagements with Indians. He fathered eight children, including Mrs L B Kidwell, now of Cache Oklahoma, and formerly of this place.
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Ready For Business Lumber Co Ad
Young County Lumber Co invites customers to visit its old stand north of the post office and requests former friends to call and see them. The notice emphasizes readiness to fill any lumber bill.
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Young County Lumber Co
Farm Bargain 160 Acres Near School and Post Office
160 acres with over 100 cultivated, three wire fence, good house, several sheds, near school and post office. Quick sale at 26.00 per acre, value claimed at 35.00. See Johnson Land Co. for details.
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