Floods of reports and fires haunt Texas towns in fall events
A long list of incidents and developments across Texas includes a fatal stabbing in Dallas, a brutal mine explosion victim in Strawn dying, a fire destroying Brownwood Opera House, and a hospital annex plan for Fort Worth. Scattered notes mention Red Cross chapters, bond approvals, cornerstone layings, rail and road works, and local elections.
Texas notices and births in Lone Star News Mix
Denton links merge as California tomatoes arrive in Texas. Sherman elder A J Harrison dies at eighty in Sherman. San Angelo hosts Bottlers convention. Henderson chartered Farmers’ Warehouse with 810 000 capital. Dallas schools plan May pageant with 600 teachers aided by 15 000 pupils. Corpus Christi gains 17 cent fire insurance rate cut from 50 cents. Sham rock Photoplay of Lex Antonio chartered with 10 000 capital. Hail damages Go ree and Robinus greenhouses. Farmer F A Thomson dies in Kaufman county field. Greenville pole vaulter Lowell Dillard breaks leg. Congressman Robert L Henry to practice law in Waco. Comanche’s Hamilton Drug burglared. Odell named U S attorney for Northern Texas. Williamson county to vote on 500 000 road bond April 17 with 900 signatures. Roscoe native John Vinson dies in Sherman aged 72. Gaines ville worker Charley Glenn badly hurt. Peoria appointment for Rev W F Harris in Hill county. Nueces road district issues 10 000 bond. Galveston coast guard shore patrol est. Fort Worth road bond issues and arrests. Texas Hereford elects B C Rhome Jr president. J P Lee re-elected. Texas Retail Clothiers form with Houston HQ. Fort Worth to host next meet. James Kirksey dies at 81 in Austin. McKinney jury convicts R W Burrage for assault murder. train wreck near Galveston.
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John W. Floore
Cleburne Railway Traction Company
Floore
San Antonio
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
James Callan
Menard
E. B. Spiller
S. B. Spiller
Fort Worth
American Public Service Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Inse
Chicago
Abilene
Baird
Cisco
Jefferson
Longview
Marshall
FE Paso Eagle Aerie
United States
el Paso Eagles
T. C. Harry
Dallas
National Naval Volunteers
Denton
College of Industrial Arts
S. J. Barton
Marlin
California
A. J. Harrison
Sherman
Second District of Texas Bottlers’ Association
San Angelo
Farmers’ Warehouse Company
Henderson
Corpus Christi
Shamrock Photoplay Corporation
Lex Antonio
Paris
J. W. Goree
Mike Robinus
F. A. Thomson
Elma
Kaufman County
Greenville
Lowell Dillard
Robert L. Henry
Waco
Congress
Hamilton Drug Company
Comanche
United States Senate
Wilmot Odell
Cleburne
Taylor
Williamson County
Charles Bartlett
Roscoe
Higginbotham-Harris
West Texas
Snyder
John Vinson
R. F E. Vinson
University of Texas
Charley Glenn
Katy Railway
Gainesville
Community Co Operation and Booster Club Urge Local Progress
A five member boosters club urges unity to boost the town and attract development. They call for improved schools, roads, farming, and manufacturing to curb crime via better education, stressing education as a cost saver and path to useful careers.
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Boosters
It Isn’t Your Town It’s You Boosting Civic Spirit
A rallying call urges citizens to revive their town through personal effort and collective action. It links town health to farming progress, sanitation, and community pride, urging closer ties with the USDA and practical farming advice to fill markets and raise living standards.
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Brownwood
Helmleigh
Hawkins
The
Supreme Cour
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
Lubbock Independent
Kerens
Navarro County
W. E. Hargett
Dallas County
Frank Hightower
Strawn
Palo Pinto County
Callin W. Yates
Cleburn
First Presbyterian Church
Seymour
White
Sour Lake
Northwest Texas Association of Life Underwriters
A. J. Street
T. J. Murphy
Wilson
Clarence Ousley
College Station
Albert Pippett
Woodville
Oklo
the Baptist Church At
Kaufman
A. A. Duncan
W. J. Lange
Mason
Walter Allison
Camp McArthur
Bud Calens
Elmo
Kauffman County
Wichita County
J. H. Teague
Georgetown
Okla
Pharr
Latter Place
W. B. Wortham
William B. Wortham
Robert Morris
Dallas Club
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Young Men's Business League
E. P. Turner
Krum
Dallas-Denton-Slidell
C. T. Medlock
F. M. McKinney
McKinney
National Press Club
Washington
Southern Rice Growers’ Association of Beaumont
Galveston
Mallory
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New England
Texas State Medical Association
Willard Hill
S. M. Hill
Civil Service Division
Department of Agriculture
Leland Stanford University
France
Governor Ferguson
Hodge Martin
Waxahachie
Harry Cohn
Clyde Millike
the Metropolitans
Patti Rude
Alexa Whitmire
Edward Coleman
Lone Star News
Denton Telephone Systems
W. F. Harris
First Baptist Church of
Peoria
Hill County
Attorney General's Department
Nueces County
United States Coast Guard
Fort Crock
Pier No. 16
O. O. Sprinkle
Springdale
Ark
B. C. Rhome, Jr
Texas Hereford Association
J. P. Lee
W. I. Shotwell
Houston
Texas Retail Clothiers’ Association
James Kirksey
Hillsboro
Alabama
Magruder
R. W. Burrage
J. W. Ashley
Collin County Bank
G. P. Walker
Yeager
Galveston,Harrisburg
Baggar
America
United States Department of Agriculture
John Pohlman
Westside Square
Max Laube
VIA
C. S. Wynns
Geo. S. Pentecost
G. P. A. Fort Worth, Texas
Graham
J. GC. Vaughan, Graham
Lexas
M. M. Maupin
A. B. Casburn