Texas Oklahoma boundary dispute and survey findings
The Texas boundary issue centers on a federal survey of the 100th meridian and the possible loss or gain of land between Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma. Reports state a proposed joint commission to determine the line and a disputed strip along the meridian with Texas and Oklahoma tensions high.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Lne
New Mexico
Okiahomh
Stephens
Agarit
Federal
Texes
Post
Age
Oxlahomn
Congress
Vexas
Oklahoms
Henew Texas
Cure for rheumatism promises and dangers noted
Fragmentary plea advertising a remedy for rheumatism claims miraculous cures while warning of dangers and urging readers to send money or order. The text also hints at medical risk and disparages other medicines amidst unclear patient details.
Speakship contest in Hubbard County held in Texas report
A reporter relays tensions in the Texas race for speaker between Pat M. Nett of Ware and Linn. The piece notes shifting loyalties among Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth legislators, with Schluter and others wavering and Nett claiming enough pledges to win.
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Hubbard City
Texas
Pridched
F. Boyd
Alcorney
Linn
Pat M. Nett
Ware
Hyin
Behilnter
Marten County
Boyd
Pallle
Reventy
Twenlydebth Legislatin
Schluter
Winwtiers
Btu
Lle
Mrts
Schinton
Maderity
Neff
Nef
Kmportens
Seninter
Hla Biter
Seema
Uiey
Liu
Schltr Collongne
Bern
Fox You
Mat Nett
Mills County News: Local harvests and plans for hotel project
The report notes full wheat prospects, abundant forage, and high hog prices with cattle strong. B Lavnniers eyes a stone hotel project near the site of a prior fire, while Ludden and others discuss securing plants and completing construction. Newly elected county officers assume duties including Patterson as county judge and Crockett as treasurer.
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Goldthwaite
Texas
Enon
B. Lavnniers
Cole
Goluthwaite
Koon
Lee
Lai. Patterson
Atterney
WH. J. Atkinson
Sherrif and
Son of Ukiewen Brother Dies in June Incident
Yoakum residents report the death of Urikewen son after an incident in June while he was at a location near Gidings. The funeral was held in Ban Aplovin today. A revival meeting at Pasties church has ongoing programs for the community.
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Youlun
Texas
Hanson
Urikewen
Gidings
Wehbe
Ad Omelie
Local notes on meetings and visitors from city region
Fragmentary notices report ongoing meetings with Witliamnas and Wiseinger and Brown, plus a reference to G. Sternedt and the Farmers' bank. Also mentions Mr J T Samuthwell visiting Mobile, Alabama and a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W Grey.
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Witliamnas
Wiseinger
F Brown
Derhans
Lunger Tha
Vieltine
Aud
W, Orey
Texas town builds broom factory amid investment surge
A community in Falls Texas rallies to recruit manufacturing firms. Citizens back a new plant that will expand to a large broom factory with capital from local investors. The project aims to create 100 workers and a payroll around 1400 weekly, while plans include a canning unit and facility improvements.
Trucker Meeting on Seed Potato Plans in Brenham
Frenham Texas December meeting of the Truck Growers association discussed an Arkansas seed potato offer to members. About 241 acres of potatoes will be planted by attendees with estimates rising to over 1000 acres countywide. Several named farmers and officials attended including Job Carlisle and W A Woot as talks focused on prices, pay for seed and potential market gains.
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Frenham
Texas
Mirror. Com
Tusk's Hall
Arkasas
Momerania
Job Carlivle
Chappell ON
Petators
Homer
Arnetremy
HL Eldridge
Ainttley Watwell
LY. Morris
Lo FL
Camerog
Bern
Colored Academy at Waco reorganizes under new officers
The Central Taxes academy in Waco Texas restructured its Colored Academy with a new board of managers and officers led by President J G Smith and Secretary J G Smith. The session at Birth Street approved staffing changes and noted principal John T. Ands resignation tendered.
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Waco
Texan
Central Taxes Academy
Hane
Priggdipal
Board of Managers
Reve
Ll. L. Campbell
Atatiné J. L. Wiliams
AW. Jackson
Fort Worth
of. Williama
Ty Uampiel
Awitine
Rev
Wide
Martin
Cerretory
J. G. Saith
J. W. Windiu
Wado
Cin Joeet
Pym
T Bowers Fe
Bee
PO H
Howton
Wks
John T. And _principa school
Funeral of Mr La Hache in Sherman Texas
Telegraph reports funeral plans for Mr La Hache a prominent Sherman resident and Pythian. He died suddenly in Saint Louis and will be buried at West Hill Cemetery after services at his residence. He was native of New Orleans age twenty six years and served on multiple lodge boards in Texas and nationally.
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Sherman
Texas
Ia Hache
Lavenrin
Linttaehe
St. Louis
Merehinee and Manters
Wepal Bank
West HM Cemeters
New Orleans
San Francia
Ried River
Souther
Acme
Bediver
North Worn
Eogfre
Sad
Neal
Texas Jgesdiction
Bne Lab
Hidalgo Candy Company plans overflow farm expansion in Hidalgo county
The Hidalgo Candy Company of Tjilalge county Texas announces major land and irrigation plans. It has acquired 4 000 and 2 000 acres near a townsite on the Rio Grande and will install a fruiting plant by January. The firm projects a large stock of holdings and livestock to support future cultivation and food supply. Local officials say the operation aims to boost rural development and employ many workers.
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Charles
Detember & HW
Lane
Bhigme
Dom. Swift
Lake Charien
Blo
Catfall
Beaumont Hove
Ines
Terns
Hidalgo Candy Company
Tjilalge County
Teade
Aid
Tn de Turing
Trownwellle
Texia
Omer
Florida
Thaloria
Man Killed by Gunfire Near Petal City
John Veronsky was killed yesterday in Petal County, shot in the presence of his family. A witness testimony described the assailant advancing toward the victim with a butcher knife before fleeing. Police say two witnesses were identified and surrendered to officers as part of the investigation.
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John Veronehy
Pechaeek
Herchald
Whielksat
Petheenk
Ems
Offledia
Mayors of Texas towns invited to December Dallas meeting
Hearne and other Texas mayors are urged by the Dallas Commercial Club to appoint delegates for a December 17 convention in Dallas. The gathering aims to discuss planning and coordination for plantation labor and other seasonal arrangements, touching on regional issues and labor mobilization.
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Hearne
Texas
Dallas Commercial Club
Dallas
Tready
Tina
L. Ww
Corr
Toe White
Edsety
J. White
Colombia
Nis
Ingras
Lavine
Rathbone Bistore Sell Meeting Notes Odd Local Mentions
A garbled report lists a Rathbone Bistore sell meeting at Thorkdax night with a Ward Musee and Kon Fred re it. Nearby notes mention Gerona and a traveler from Sao Fras et arn, along with various local names and social visits, including a musicale at the oper hone and attendees from Beaumont and Austin.
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Rathbone Bistore
Thorkdax
Night Run
Ward Musee
Kon Fred
Geronare
Germany
Sao Fras Et Arn
Brazos County Organizes Colored Citizens Group
In Brazos County Texas a county organization of colored people formed with a state movement beginning in Houston. At a court-house meeting five were present to elect officers and board members to aid officials in driving forward equal access and turnout for the race. The officers named were president Tivteberien and vice president Henierson, secretary 8 PB Adolph, dedicant secretary WOR, and echaginta Pir Vy Johnenn. Directors include Warnes Harris Daniel Seaer Mefford Very Watford and Tec Richarda.
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Brazos County
Dryan
Texas
Brash
Houston
Court House
Yestoring
Erline Wineng
Yen’ Pineuihle
Johnenn
Toques
OM Warnes
An Harris
Daniel
Th Seaer
We. Meford
Very Watford
Tec Richarda
Burleson County Truck Growers Meet Discusses Cooperation
The Arlonon County Truck Growers association held a meeting with large attendance. Officers adopted resolutions to increase community interest and invite local farmers to join. President Jones will visit Bandt Transit Authority to study fertilizer methods. Mr il CAIM of the Santa Fe railroad discussed cooperation to boost regional truck growing. The group plans further action on December 2.
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Burleson County Truck Growers
Caldwell
Texas
Depcember 7
Arlonon County
Bandt Transpctority
Il. Caim
Santi Fe Pallread
Santa Fe
Cody
Peel
Ogain
Alvin Locals Gather For Musical Recital And Church Events
Alvin residents report a mutual recital at the Chelation church by Mra BE W. Brickore of Houston and attendance at the annual conformance of the Mechedist Episcagite church at Crookod. Delegations plan Galveston travel for the South Tesoe Trib and Prueer Owne meeting on the 13th.
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Alvin
Tease
W. Brickore
Hougton
Her
Doflin
Croekod
B.C. Winston
Houston
Beanimont
Osyerl
Spear
Galveston
Maliose
Unclear OCR piece on family migration and Carnegie project
Fragmentary text mentions Bryan Texas December and a family moving to Cyl to make a future home. References to Tollag Hinhson Connie Earls and others, board of managers receiving a clerk, and a $1,000,000 Carnegie building fund with contractor Lewin. The damaged excerpt lacks coherent narrative.
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Bryan
Texay
Ten Cargente Crary
Burleson County Black Leaders Form Club
A convention of leading Black men in Burleson County organized into a club named AL OM. Smith was elected president, T. AS Noaeh vice president, and Larry Sunlthy secretary. Translations were adopted supporting the Houston convention's aims and backing law and order enforcement locally.
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Burleson County
Carswell
Titus
Lnn
Onter
AL OM
Smith
T. AS Noaeh
Larry Sunlthy
Houston
Ible
Earneat
Knighte s of Pythias Elect Officers in Cuero
Cuero Texas December Knig hts of Pythias elected officers for the ensuing term with J C Howerton as chancellor commander A L Magne prelate J W Woodow master of work C A Summers treasurer Charles Hurghordt minister of osnes HH Hickens inner guard KT Kinnecke outer guard Willian Frat Ors trustee rear F Huteh n The Lodge is in currl ing condition The Knights and
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Cuero
Texas
Pythias
J. C Howerton
AL Magne
J. W. Woodeow
Doe Thanks
Rons
Mal
C. A. Summers
Charles Hurghordt
Osnes
HH. Hickens
Kinnecke
Alvin Locals Report Factory’s Strong Start
Alvin discussion notes the Alvin erate and box factory becoming a paying venture after organization. The plant supplies the lumber trade with engines and team gear, shipping ready to west areas. At yesterday’s meeting of the local board Mr. Tr. if Carita was elected to succeed Bl Ty Osgood, who resigned.
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Alvin
Tetas
Milam County Truckers Meet Delayed by Indolence
Milam County truckers and fruit growers held a regular meeting in Cameron on a Saturday. Inclement weather prevented full attendance. officers were appointed for duties. The session adjourned to Friday December 1k at 1 p.m. All Milam County members were urged to attend on the rescheduled date.
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Cameron
Texan
Milam County
Agreer
Milamo County
Lee Upton Endorsed for District Attorney in San Angelo
In San Angelo Texas December Lee Upton was endorsed for district attorney of the Fifty first Judicial district. The vacancy is left by the death of J D Wilmer. The governor is expected to fill all vacancies. Other candidates seek the position.
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San Angelo
Texas
On Weetlig
Trim Green County
Lee Upton
Thin Eliy
Fifty Fleet
J. D. Wilmer
Be David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Advertised
An early 20th century ad-like snippet touts David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims Be David Kennedy's medicine cures rheumatic and kidney complaints and offers a trial bottle for free. The text mentions a Portier New Mexico area user and an apothecary endorsing the product.
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Theo. H. LeClair
Portier
N. x
David’ Kennedy
David Kennedy
Alito Hare
Warner
Enhedy Corpora
Moore County Grand Jury Returns Ten Indictments
Dumas Texas December 6 jury for Moore County district court adjourned after returning ten indictments. Four were felonies and six misdemeanors, reflecting the December term's activity.
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Moore County
Dumas
Texan
Rand
Dlatelet
Boli
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Milam County Truckers
Lee Upton Indorsed
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