Irrigation farming praised for high yields in Wichita Falls
A letter from Wichita Falls Texas argues that irrigation yields exceptional crops. It notes soy cotton about a bale per acre, 50 to 60 bushels of corn, 30 to 40 bushels of wheat, and 75 to 100 bushels of oats per acre with proper water use. It compares regional land values to Colorado and cites local farmers Stirman Thompson Knight Abel as examples.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
R. F. Arnold
Graham
Texas
I Knight
United States
Colorado
Greeley
Loveland
Ft. Collins
Rocky Ford
W. W. Stirman
M. L. Thompson
I. Knight
Cal Abel
Death of T. F. Donnell Prominent Eliasville Pioneer
T. F. Donnell of Eliasville died at his home near Eliasville at 4 a m after years of declining health. He helped found Eliasville with his brother W L Donnell, both former Missouri residents. A Confederate veteran and leader in the Confederate Veterans association, he was a familiar figure at reunions on the Clear Fork. The community mourns his passing as Ed Parsons takes over Elm Street Livery Stable and Wagon Yard from G L Aynesworth, with notice to follow.
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T. F. Donnell
Eliasville
Association of
Confederate Veterans
Clear Fork
Young County
Ed. Parsons
Elm Street
G. L. Aynesworth
Grand Jury Final Report March term 1906
The Grand Jury of the March term reports five days of service, over one hundred witnesses examined, seven indictments returned—five felony and two misdemeanor. They commend county officers and law enforcement, note burglary as frequent, find no evidence of Local Option Law violations, and report substantial liquor shipments. they request discharge. Foreman G W McCommas signs the report.
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Young County
A. H Carrigan
Grand Jury
District Court Opens in Young County with Fast Indictments
Judge A H Carrigan arrived in Graham to open the spring term. A grand jury was empaneled and quickly returned four burglary indictments. All defendants pleaded guilty and were sentenced to two years each, with Oliver not to receive cumulative sentences. The court also honored James S Hogg with memorial resolutions and granted several divorces. The grand jury adjourned after addressing Boozier burglary charges and the term continues with scheduled cases for week four.
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A. H. Carrigan
Wichita Falls
Graham
District Court of
Young County
McLaren
Wallace
Martin
Henrietta
Peyton Oliver
Lasater
Lisle
Oliver
Reformatory
Graham Bar
James S. Hogg
Carrigan
Cornelius Boozier
O. A. MecBrayer
South Bend
Eliasville merchant ad highlights a fresh stock
Charlie Dalrymple of Eliasville attends court this week while Robertson and York, prominent local merchants, express appreciation for advertising space in the Old Reliable. They advertise a good, fresh stock of goods and celebrate the strong trade their ad supports.
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Charlie Dalrymple
Eliasville
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Mr. Short
Chicago
Mabry, Sefiort & CO
Dodds
Grand Jury Reports
G. W. McCommas
the District Court
Geo. W. McCommas
Foreman
D. C. Brooks
N. F. McCain
Geo. W. Carmack
Dick Campbell
S. M. J. Benson
G. R. Thomas
W. N. Glasscock
J. D. Baty
C. F. Newman
J. W. Womack
R. G. Walker
Jnc
H. Wood
Jack Wilkins
Charley Stiffler
Ben Johnson
Oscar Waters
Jessie Miller
John Miller
J.C. C. Edwards
Eugenie H. Edwards
Mrs
Josie Tanner
BE. A. Tanner
B. T. Allison
Lula Allison