Houston Post Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Houston Post lists its publication offices at 1163 1105 1107 and 1109 Franklin Ave Houston Texas with semi weekly issues on Mondays and Thursdays and city delivery by carriers. It specifies subscription prices 1 year 10.00 6 months 5.00 and weekly 2.50 to 1.60 for city delivery and names Theodore Berit as city circulation manager along with authorized collectors and payment by check to The Houston Printing Company. It gives foreign offices in New York and Chicago and instructs that business and editorial inquiries go to the Houston Post and payments to the division printing company.
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Theodore Berit
Mesars
Theodore Bering
Chas. Low
Birt Hall
Busimeas Minnager
Houston Painting Company
Immigration and the West draw population away from the South
The South lags as the West attracts homeseekers with better opportunities. Northern colonies in Georgia and the Carolinas prove white immigration flows favor the West, while Southern agencies fail to recruit newcomers. The piece urges proactive outreach to immigrants to boost growth, industry, and political power.
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St. Paul
Tiumferinta
Eurapw
Goorrian
South
Weston Tillroads
Solis
Lands Open in Kiowa and Comanche Reservation Debate
The government plans to open about 100000 acres to settlement in Oklahoma by allotment rather than by the rush of horseback riders. Closely watched by would be settlers, the move follows earlier chaos at opening, with no towns or schools present in the area.
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Kiowa and
Comanche
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Lyon
Auruat
Regoh
Actian
Plan of Distribution by Lot for Camp Settlements
The writer argues against gift-like government aid and favors a lottery plan to distribute land to campers. He warns it will dishearten many and hinder the swift, strong, and prudent, urging orderly openings of new reservations. He invites blank draw entrants to consider Texas for better returns on small investments in fertile lands.
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Lot
Blanka
Texas
Lome
Harlequin
New Orleans
Majestic Lee
Lee
Thin Lee
Mmystrious Grant
Percy
Grant
America
England
Philippines
Costliness of World Power Ambition Spurs Retrenchment Call
Washington correspondent William J. Cortig warns in a Chicago Record Herald dispatch that becoming a world power would burden American taxpayers with unprecedented costs. He cites historic federal outlays, notes rivers and harbors spending, and argues for retrenchment to fund domestic improvements, pensions, and commerce rather than imperial expansion. He highlights falling manufactured exports and urges voters to back street paving and sewer work in Houston, while endorsing New York municipal reform plans and Austin charter amendments for better local governance.
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Washington
William J. Cortig
Record Herald of
Chicago
America
Curtis
United States
Naoh
Wadi Wos
Carter
Fragmented Opinion Tangles in Global Affairs and Domestic Politics
A jumble of editorials and observations references Pan American exposition funding, Turkey’s finance, a proposed Anglo American electric venture, German military burdens, and praise for New York and English leadership, with stray notes on treachery and imperial relations across nations.
Texas roads and growth push state forward challenges and plans
Wide excerpts show farmers praising hog and hominy products, road tax debates, and transportation as a driver of prosperity. Articles from Denton, Sherman, and Dallas papers discuss better highways, land division ideas, railways, and a rising Texas economy with increased population and wealth.
Change That Has Come With Power Editorials From Harlequin
Excerpts discuss Confederate figures and national pride with reverence for Lee and Grant amid calls for American self examination. The Savannah News piece critiques Bryan and his Commoner paper, noting its limited appeal and political focus.
Reflections Of A Bachelor In Political Fashion
A satirical piece from a New York writer notes politics lack of fashion and cites a fear of dogs women and lightning. It contrasts male and female stories and mocks imitate bonnets and copied styles.
Texas Makes the Real Thing In Houston County Syrup
A Rhode Island style notice notes a claim that Houston county farmers in Texas produce superior cane syrup branded Georgia Cane Syrup. The piece argues no Georgia syrup matches the Texas product, insisting Houston county's cane syrup is unmatched anywhere.
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Combelt Courier
Pauston Wholesale
Georgia
Texas
Houston County
Explanation at the Bar Critique in Chicago Life
A longtime Chicago drama critic O’Hennessey mixes with friends Crone and Robsane at a bar. Crone accuses the critic of flattery while Robsane is protected by the praised bias. The scene ends with a jokey misunderstanding about Crone’s identity.
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Chicago
O' Hennessey
Windy City
Robsane
Crone
O'Hennessey
Crane
O'Hennickeey
A Pointer for Vegetable Growers From Orlandos Record
South Carolina farmers are urged to consider diversifying crops as the Orlando Record notes orange groves may be surpassed in profitability by celery, lettuce, cassava, sugarcane, broom corn, potato and kitchen vegetables. The piece argues oranges could return but true wealth lies in diversified farming.
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Charleston
Bitter memory of school days and odd news snippets
Nostalgic verse recalls a bygone school crowd and love triangle with Peanuts Feeny. Interwoven are scattered modern clippings about Minnesota laws on marriages, a Pennsylvania waitress incident, a Tennessee skeleton finding, Russia Japan war note, and other brief curiosities.
Taek Chantilly dress and dessert recipe notes
The page describes a cream satin Taek Chantilly dress with rose accents, pink roses and silver details contrasted on a white and gray palette. It includes a banana compote recipe with bananas, citrus, and whipped cream, plus a feature on choosing flowers for décor and home polish for mahogany furniture. It also lists color-influenced fashion tips and a Saturday menu featuring breakfast, lunch, and dinner items.
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