State Officers and County Officials Listed in Texas
STATE OFFICERS GENERAL HEADQUARTERS GREENVILLE TEXAS E A Calvin Wales President J A Wheeler Belton Vice President B F Chapman Wilmer Secretary J D Montgomery Gordon Organizer D J Neal Lecturer J P Lane Gallatin Chaplain J T Mahon Denton Doorkeeper A C Neece Sunset Conductor EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE F W Davis Woodbine Chairman J D Jameson Hillsboro Secretary G E Garner Snyder M A Clifton Cliff J R Ruce Grapevine COUNTY OFFICERS W P Stinson Eliasville President S W Lane Graham Secretary and Treasurer
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F. W. Davis
Woodbine
J. D. Jameson
Hillsboro
G. E. Garner
Snyder
M. A. Clifton
Cliff
J. R. Ruce
Grapevine
W. P. Stinson
Eliasville
S. W. Lane
Graham
Farmers' Union aims to regulate crop prices at Fort Worth
J D Montgomery tells Fort Worth audience on Labor Day the Farmers' Union seeks to regulate prices for their crops. He says some view the effort as political, others as a defense against market pressure. He claims the union has pushed cotton above ten cents and will avoid forcing members to sell.
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Farmers’ Union
J. D. Montgomery
Fort Worth
Western Union aids Farmers Union with ready print service
The Western Newspaper Union begins supplying Farmers Union matters through a ready print service enabling faster distribution. The move aims to streamline notices and bulletins for union members nationwide.
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The
Western Newspaper Union
Farmers’ Union
President Calvin Calls For Cotton at Eleven Cents
President E A Calvin issues a lengthy letter urging Farmers Union members to hold their cotton for 11 cents and stand firm at no less than that price. He expresses confidence that cotton will command a higher price later, urging unity among union men.
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E. A. Calvin
Farmers’ Union
Cabtoria Beare the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signatures
The fragment mentions Beare and signatures related to the phrase the kind you have always bought. No clear date or place is legible. Additional readable names or entities are not present in the available text.
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Cabtoria
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Farmers' Union chartered
Report says the Farmers' Union has been chartered in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The Lantern notes that attempts to harm the union failed and that politicians are now warming to it. Characters referenced include 1,000 local members and the union's political undercurrents.
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Farmers’ Union
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Waco Meeting Keeps N C Murray Busy Supporting Union
N C Murray, late president of the Texas State Union, remains active delivering union speeches and backing the cause after the Waco gathering.
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N.C. Murray
Texas State Union
Waco
National Union Talk Set For December Meeting In Texas
It is announced the National Conference, formed to discuss forming a national union, will meet in Texas on the first Tuesday in December. The plan aims to consider organization methods and unity among groups seeking cooperative action across regions.
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Texakana
Alabama State Union organized at Cordova
The Alabama State Union was organized at Cordova on August 23 in a meeting marked by enthusiasm. I. A. Worly was elected president and E. J. Cook secretary, both residents of Guin.
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Alabama State Union
Cordova
I. A. Worly
E. J. Cook
Guin
Spirit of the State Union in Trust Affairs
The Farmers Journal notes a magnanimous spirit in the State Union and the natural rise of personal ambitions. It observes majorities making concessions for the order, hopeful after the Waco meeting, as trusts persevere for profits and farmers learn to do likewise, urging policy to outtrust the trust.
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Waco
Farmers Journal
Farmers' Union Must Secure Higher Cotton Prices
The Farmers' Journal argues unions like the International Typographical Union and Bricklayers Union thrive to raise pay and that the Farmers' Union should adopt the same core aim. It asserts cotton must fetch a higher price via collective effort or the union risks failing.
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International Typographical Union
Bricklayers Union
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Journal
Rum and Religion at a Sanctified Saloon Sparks Backlash
A Bonham News commentary denounces Bishop Potter’s attempt to run a saloon on religious grounds calling it a devilish partnership. It asserts sanctifying liquor is impossible and urges repentance as the Lewis and Clark Exposition livestock show, featuring blooded horses and other animals, draws regional interest from September 19 to 29.
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Gallilee
Bishop Potter
Potter
Hell
Satan
Northwest
Ballard's Snow Liniment praised for sprain cure
A 1901 reader from Cisco Texas reports Wrist sprain relief after using Ballards Snow Liniment and urges others with sprains to try it. Sold by Doty Co. The Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon peaks with low railroad fares final week. The fair closes Oct 15. A water carnival on Guilds Lake features 60 foot floats and Japan's peace celebration.
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Cisco
Tex
Ballard
Doty & Co
West
Guild’s Lake
It Knocks Malaria Out via Cheatham's Chill Tonic
An old remedy claims to cure malaria quickly and permanently. Advertises Cheatham's Chill Tonic as the universal cure with one bottle per case and a guarantee that you cannot lose.
Missouri Governor Folk to visit Lewis and Clark Exposition
Missouri Governor Folk, famed doodle fighter, will visit the Lewis and Clark Exposition as guest of honor next week. September 14 is Missouri day with an address by Folk and a banquet in his honor. The event is expected to be one of the fair’s biggest days.
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Governor Folk
Missouri
Great Northwest
Dyspepsia Cure Claim Seen in Old Ad Specimen
An old advertisement touts Flodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests what you eat and cures chills, claiming a long family history of effectiveness. It references Cheat ham's Chill Tonic as a guaranteed remedy that worked for parents decades ago and supposedly still works for children today.
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Cheatham’s
CT _& COMPANY
Chicago
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Dallas
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Lawter
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Pohlman
Graham, Texas
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R. F. Arnold, Ttorney
Law
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Nat’l Bank
A. Martin
Young County
Court House
JO. W. Akin
Texa
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Ooo
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Connection Mountain System
Axds
Union
Old Mexico
National Lines of Mexico
Mexico
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Mexico City
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Durango
L. Trice
D. J. Price
Mgr
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Texas Bridge Company
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Whiskey Creek
Texas Bridge Co
Ca Oere
McKinney Tele College
McKinney, Iene
Public Square
P. A. Martin
Oliver Loving
Gerstrude
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