Houston Post Classified and Delivery Notice Details
Houston Post informs readers of circulation, postage, and postal handling. It lists offices in Houston and New York, travel agents, and authorized agents for subscriptions and advertising. It emphasizes payment by check to The Houston Printing Company and delivery punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
B. Holland
Avdltrig
Palos i Rn
Threop
J. Barton
Tris Tibune Leith
Western
Steer
The
Beckwith
Ames
Theodore Beene
Beret
Messie
Charles Lott
Henen Stamm
Aoe Teer
Monty
Saltese
Sinager
Houston
Farmer Institutes Boost Texas Cotton Diversification
In a Texas farm bureau voice from Houston on December 22 1902 readers learn the rise of farmers institutes promoting practical experiments in new crops and methods. Cotton remains key but spring and fall crops grow alongside, showing resilience and self reliance through education and cooperative action.
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Beromne Sa
Oawan
Dallas
Una Paners
Fallvdlde
Tosas Iu
Texas
Fallacies of Elastic Currency in Economic Debate
The piece contrasts elastic currency ideas from economists and populists. It questions whether backing currency with farm produce or bank securities changes lender gains. It compares subtreasury plan redemption by sale proceeds to asset currency via bank notes, noting tax and interest implications and referencing the National Bank Act limits on bonds.
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Bankera’ Wostiate
New York
Ridgely
National Bank Act
New Hampshire Convention Debates Constitutional Amendments
The New Hampshire constitutional convention sits at Cohoard End and adjourns after framing nine amendments. Provisions cover suffrage extension for women, education, taxation on inheritances, and protections against Protestant control, with opposition from Northern states over Southern constitutional sentiments. The piece argues the reform effort is misguided and out of step with national progress.
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Cohoard End
Agaiost
Pepe
Texas Road Plan Promises Compensation to Property Owners
The article discusses safeguards for private property in road projects, stating compensation is required and confiscation is avoided. It notes court routes to resolve disputes, urges support for state funds against boll weevil, and references political debates and civic club activity in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir Rock Ustad
Wold
Tiesy
People of Texas
Houston Civic Spirit Mentioned Amid National Affairs
The text calls for civic pride in Houston, urging support from residents and noting leaders like Mayor Hours and responses to national issues. It references steamships, the Monroe Doctrine, and reactions to international events, with musings on regional pride and local culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
President Court Orders in Washington Four
A Washington lumber entrepreneur reportedly vandalized a newspaper note and urged the United States Supreme Court to issue its decisions in the noon edition. The Washington correspondent received a telegraph message asking that waves of Supreme Court rulings be published in time for the noon issue. The report reflects press and legal circles discussing timely court decisions.
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Washington
Hangit
Wiuthington
United States Supremee Court
Mt Oelack
Mysterious Erratic Clippings From Far Regions
Fragments report a St Vionts woman Mana Schemmer dying with an estate valued at 300000 pounds. Weighs of a 29 pound badger from Heminghy England. a 150 pound sunfish stranded at Blakeney. a commemorative token in Buchanan Virginia. A market woman named Amore M. Tete dies amid fortune. several odd, garbled notes reference places in Wales Worcestershire and Llandudns with distorted weights and names.
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Mana Schemmer
St. Vionts
Heminghy
Uinoinshine
England
Blakeney
Norfolk
Buchanan
Gibber Lane
Walesowen
Worcestershire
Llandudns
Kayshes
State Press Comment on Christmas Week Editorial Tones
A compact summary of varied editorials from multiple Texas papers noting holiday themes and editorial huff. Mentions Paducah Times Houston Post Cuero Record Karnes County News Eldorado Herald Wharton Journal and MacGruder’s view on business.
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Tampisas “Ur
Christmoas
Paducah Times
Cuero Record
Houston
Dayton
Gorrales Inquirer
Karnes Coates News
Criflette Arts Owly Goml
Prognosis of Typhoid Fever Warns of Variable Course
A New York Herald article outlines typhoid fever progression with systemic involvement affecting lungs heart kidneys and blood vessels. It notes a crisis at end of week three followed by variable, often protracted convalescence and possible relapses or reinfections, including intestinal involvement.
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New York Herald
Cornelius Vandoyhile
Bright
Bellevue Hospital
Jampering With Friles Ay J MM Lewit
Fragmented and rhythmic prose blends imagery with imagined scenes of travel and urban life. A New York thief discovery is noted as light novelty for St Louis readers, reflecting urban journalism tone. The text is largely nonstandard, with garbled phrases and stylistic fragments.
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New York
New
Stale OCR Gossip and Notices From The Chronicle
A garbled update from a 19th century paper includes social chatter, subscription questions, and tax notes. It mentions reader letters, a plan for a delinquent subscriber, and various transmisions about holidays and weather.
Special Editions and Jubilant Christmas Print Issues Noted
The Lauflan Tribe releases a refined special edition featuring Lutkin while the Pilot-Farret Poot Serial edition shines in pink cover art. West Times publishes eighteen pieces with seasonal content and ads. Galveston Optra Glass Christmas edition highlights Chal veston merchants. Washington Evening Star marks its fiftieth anniversary with a newspaper milestone. Trowley Signal showcases festive typography and refined printing. St Joseph Gazette jubilee edition lauded for metropolitan daily status and modern printing presses.
Brenham Girls and the Old Lady's Advice on Love
A Brenham Banner item quotes an elderly woman describing girls in love through the week from Sunday hopeful to Saturday quirks. The humorous portrait suggests affection clouds judgment and daily moods shift with anticipation of a lover.
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Pope
Washington Sees Germany as Threat in Caribbean
The article argues the administration views Germany as a dangerous factor in South America and the Caribbean, aiming to test the Monroe Doctrine and US dominance. It discusses Washington’s warlike stance, potential Anglo American entente, and fears of a German push into Latin American territory amid rising tensions.
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Henry Dootus
Betton Heratd
Wonhington
Germany
South America
Weshin
Wieshington
United States
Western Hemisphere
Triuropes
Roosevelt
Workington
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Caribbean Sea
Great
Africa
Asia
Mr. Idson
Merlin
Itl
Haneli
Yngland
Landsq
Wenr
Emperor Moogettinie
Tim
Jist
Mayti
London
Crete
Hogland
England
Fyland
Histon
Deilegia
Baie
Taly
Unaland
Legal Decisions Tie Insurance Tax and Lease Provisions
A cascade of rulings covers tax records and foreclosures, lease subletting, accidental injuries at work, and insurer liability. Cases include Philadelphia versus Omaha for injunctions over tax marks, Star Insurance Company and Anchor Mutual Fire Insurance in coverage disputes, and a landlord tenant issue on rubbish cleanup and key handover. The decisions also address master servant liability and negligence by foremen in work injuries.
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Philadelphia
Mag Tritt! Company
Omaha
Hue
Ethan
Nebyn
Steriaman
M Liter
Turance Company
Tte
Anchor Mutual Fire Insurance
Harton Sien
Belidie Blake
Benjassy
Brakenen
Cincinnati
New and
Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Pee
Kysy L. RR
Tabi
Notable Clergy and Officials Attend Groveland Meeting
The report lists Col Henry J Capers and Ellison Capers, an Episcopal kin, as the oldest living Cenfer of Carolina with commissions noted. It mentions Tennessee partner Bretmance, Rev John J Scudder the Jersey national preacher, and a skating rink in a tent. A Pittsburgh Methodist meeting condemns sacred song hooks and devilish humor.
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Henry J. Capers
Ellison Capers
Episcopal Kinlogy of
Carolina
Messrs
Chamberlin and
Charlee
Tennessee
Bret
Mance
Pardoner
Groveland
Cal
John J. Scudder
Mousele
Pittburg
Dros Washington Avenor
Ir. Grefy Mildhy
Walter FE
Deargea
Elliowaire
York
Champ Clark
Missouri
Suffrage in the South Debate in Baseton Herald
The Baseton Herald notes a Southern struggle over who may vote, with factions arguing about state constitutions and postmaster influence. It cites critics who insist the people must control their own elections, while opponents fear federal interference in local matters.
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Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
M. Johnston
Bokroa
Adeer Kit
Franklin Ave
Portofice
Taras
Houston Post
Hearme
Lavaca County
Halletsville
Texae
New Hampshire
Troud Oy Parrow
Virginia
New Wlampahire
New Hanpahire
Post
Joe Bailey
Sakes Alive
Fogs Alt Acem
Civic Club of
Witwie
Wier the
Kaiser
Tyr
Hours Notte
Tue
University of Chicago
Rockefeller
Tors
Ooevelt
Tose
Watterroon
Uto
Sarcasim
Sraamanis
Harrisburg
Rone
St. Tenns Exposition
Air Spain
Ty Beitiah
Nilmeter
Woggard
Alla
Wwe
Eldorado
Wharton Basle
MacGrigoe
Hyerver
Lewit
Anelley Arass
Chicago
Porte
John
Wilhelm Quick
Breause
Siam
Lyave
Winterford
Schulentwig Sen
Sone
Pallie Herald
Atv
Oman
Farret
West Times
Galveston
Optra
Gao
Chalveston & Merchants
Trowley
Chepsievac
Mt. Sept
Louisiang
St. Joseph
Brenham Girls
Brenham Banner
United Ad
Egypt
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