The Sunday Post Publication Details
Publication page text shows office addresses and pricing for the Sunday Post and its weekly editions. It lists offices in Houston and foreign agents, with costs for daily, weekly, and semiweekly issues and travel agents.
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Postormich
Houston
Texas
Marth
Sunday Post
Ate Vear
Srigo
S.C. Gerkwith
New York
J. Holland
Throop
J. A. Bartha
MW. Gleven
Labor unrest and corporate greed in Galveston era reflections
A sweeping, fragmented piece surveys labor conditions and corporate behavior tied to fair wages and management practices. It critiques employers in Felton and Lallyd, discusses government roles, and contrasts benevolent unions with capitalist structures while touching on broader national and foreign matters and public concerns.
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Dubur
Ty Felton
Lallyd
Life Hot
Galveston
Me B. Baer
General Tuubagty
Boll Weevil Editorials Appreciation Letter
A letter from Gibtison Texas dated December 27 commends The Post editorials on boll weevil mutation. The writer expresses gratitude and appreciation for the sound views and professional handling of the subject.
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Maily
Post
Eilior
Gibtison
Texas
Devenbutr
Pont Eneut
The Post's Letter Box Questions Answered
Readers asked about historical arbitration and the Hague Convention. The article explains the background of The Hague tribunal, U S and Mexican relations, and the legal principles shaping international arbitration. It notes prominent figures and dates while summarizing the general debate on sovereignty, law, and private rights.
Rival to Hot Springs Reservation Established in Chickasaw Nation
Government action creates a reservation in the Chickasaw Nation Denton Texas as of December 22 honoring the five civilized tribes. The interior secretary approves, under treaty stipulations, Congress allotment terms, and the move follows a effort to preserve lands in the foothills with future development potential.
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Denton
Texas
United Rites
Con
Syphur
Chithwein Nation
Bie
Auinna
Revival at Mount Calm Ends Weeklong Series
Rev. 4.0 Dauble pastor of the Center Baptist church leads a weeklong revival at Mount Calm with Terns and local ladies participating in evening services and outreach.
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Mount Calm
Terns
Dauble
Center
Baptiat i
Appeal to the Public for Aid in a Life Threatening Situation
The item reports a plea from an individual named Cale Bowers asking for emergency financial help after exhausting his resources. It notes public appeal in Georgetown Kentucky and references letters or messages related to his need for assistance for urgent conditions. The text indicates concern for his life and mentions a public response and potential fundraising efforts.
Court of Criminal Appeals Assignment of Causes
The Court of Criminal Appeals issues weekly assignments for hearings in eight districts. First assignment covers Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Grayson, and Fannin counties with hearings starting Monday, January 16. Second assignment lists numerous counties and names many judges and clerks, with two weeks set for hearings and related administrative details.
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Collin
Wooke
Dallas
Geayson
Beghn Fink
Simumry Wh Jer, Inc
Hmitel No Thang Cade Fee
Cellingaewertt
Crowthy
Car Cait
CORT
Cagton
Dalian
Tonley
Dickens
Dawson
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Retz
Tomi
Masher Floyd
Gri Catz
Gaines
Inacork
Tiardehin
Tiekell
Eeapay Uat
Mowat
Iytehin
Hanetorit
Hite
Hockley
Fairdey
Dours
Kinde
Winkler Ward Mal
von Wistey
Ennet
JM. Ginaten
Waltz Me Again and the Snowbound Meeting Tale
A fragmented tale recalls a snowy crossing where a man meets a young woman who helps him pass by sharing a wallet and a witty exchange. The scene weaves poetry and whimsy as the couple navigates the winter and a chance encounter reshapes the journey.
Cranky Vetim and League Plans Elected Leaders
A cryptic local column notes the redalve league forming leadership, mentioning Tom Tinks and Charlee Apiett among others. The piece hints at community events, church meetings, and a Sunday observance connected to local figures and entertainment.
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Orange News
Execw
Neg Redalve League
Tom Tinks
Milam County Truck Growers Meeting Chooses Price Steps
An inter veting and enthusiastic meeting of the Milo County Truck and Fruit Growers' omocingion was held at the courthouse in Cameron Texas on December 17. A committee reported on price variation and recommended steps to set prices for printed materials and purchases while noting attendees Vernon Teetiets, Bohemian, Tyr peppel, and Antorane.
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Cameron
Texas
Milo County
Court House
Vernon
Tyr Peppel
Asp
Pth Antorane Ii
Oil Mill in Fort Worth Transformation Spurs Local Industry
Fort Worth reports a major shift as a prominent cotton oil figure announces plans for a large oil mill. The proposal, described as a significant upgrade, hints at expanded capacity and broader impact on the area's oil production and related commerce.
University admissions and veterans event notes from Austin
In Austin on December 29 the state registrar addresses revised university admission rules amid rumors of entry limits. The piece also recalls a Confederate veterans home event, with a city program featuring music and a later statewide teachers conference in December.
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Austin
Texas
Walvevelty
Tesla
Pes Colton
Ion
Coffin Supply Opening Ahead In Austin Notes
News notes from Austin report preparations for a coffin supply by Liccomber 26 with tilde four or two open. A three delegate meeting is noted for the Stare tewelers' aasecution. The correspondent mentions readiness for the moment and a train on the Ventral arriving this evening amid engine failures and delays.
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Austin
Texas
Migo
Stare Tewelers
Ta. A
Brenham Budget Rumors and Church Announcements
A Brenham item recalls the 1867 founding of the Christian Advocate in Brenham by Rev Willaim Maweil and its moves to Houston and Dallas. The note mentions Local leaders Sealy Youre and M Mayer, church events at First and Baptist venues, and a schedule of sermons and civic gatherings with dances at Germania Hall following church activities.
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Texan
Dation
Siindyy Nijoring
Aid
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Ube Methodist Church
Hyston
Nan Anwile
Dallas
di Prtsone
Pash- Neattom
Chris Har
Brevhill
Mayer Wikinets
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Vis
Ta. M. Fowler
Siuthanet
AL D. Milray
Christien
Shirok
J. M
Mirsdar
Baer
Hal Maer
Germania
Hell
Pebeenia
Conductors Get Wage Increase After Christmas
Fort Worth Texas December 28 1906 from Minnesota Hainne of the Northern Team Traction company notified customers the conductors wage increase begins Christmas Day. Wages rise gradually from 2 to 4 cents per hour with an annual raise of one cent per hour for four years. First year pay will be 7 cents per hour for twelve hours or less.
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Fort Worth
Tega
Zonfrom
Minapor Hainne
Nonthern Team Traction Company
Maornitie
Unclear Draft About December Ping and Local Skunk Notes
Fragmentary text discusses December events, thin wins, and mentions blocks of names like Auntin and Terxgy. It references bees and mink figures amid a garbled sports or local note without clear actions or outcomes.
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Tauntin
Terxgy
Mink
The Speakership Fight in Austin Opens Campaigns
In Austin on December 28 representatives Schulter and Neff battle for speaker ahead of the legislature. Schulter opens headquarters at the Diluuil hotel January 1, Neff to establish at Avenue 60 shortly after, as both camps wage active campaigns amid a neck and neck race. An informal gathering of supporters from both sides discussed the race and offered varied opinions.
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Austin
Texas
Schulter
Diluuil
Tanuary
Neff
Shrhest
Partiauvs
Senator Savage Plans Tax Levy to Support Wheat Protection
Senator Savage of Austio Texas announced a bill to authorize local authorities in home sections to levy a special tax to raise funds for protection against Promécides and to eliminate pests. He aims to gain farmer and elder miner support with a plan he says is practical and mooted for approval.
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Savage
Austio
Texas
G. W. Bavage
Montague County
Austin
Savage Biys
Firmere
Eidermin
Avon Texas Clears Bend of State Legislature
December 24 report from Avon notes the governor’s move to the Twenty aletu ledaliture as it gears up for a special session. The piece promises a State paper of government sayings with reference to files from various departments compiled for the issue.
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Avon
Texas
Iovernic
Accidents Across Texas Claim Several Victims in Late December
A string of accidents in towns such as Austin Coperas Cove and Cliftep results in multiple injuries and fatalities. Reports describe runaway suic and a pistol mishap near Mile Creek left residents shocked as authorities investigate.
Sugar Beets Produce Record Weights in Texas Patch
In Warxahachie Texas J Mc Doncaster, superintendent of the Ferrin cane in Bille county, brought two unusually large sugar beets to The Post. One beet weighed 22 pounds and eight inches long while another four inches long weighed 19% pounds. He noted one acre of beets yielded a large harvest with many roots fattens and heavy greenery.
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Warxahachie
Texas
Devender
J. Mc Doncaster
Winehachle
Bille
The
Post
Lancanter
Wellig
Laginister
Lini
Calvert Notes Highlight Local Exposure of Visiting Fort Worth Figure
Calvert notes report a Fort Worth youth visiting Calvert for a Sunday appearance with his parents Mr and Mrs Elkin. The item mentions Thearne grower Rougg and Palvert as local references while noting purchases and market activity from northern markets affecting Calvert.
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Calvert
Texas
Doecenther
KR. Thompson
Tatentay
Frank
Ikin
Fort Worth
B. Elkin
Mk WiStim
Ilfenalro
Thearne
Hanna Mata
Reform meeting with Judge Reagan at Reagan home
A December meeting of the John A Reagan chapter was held Friday at Judge John Y W Reagan's Alstorte home. A large number of Indian Wertes attended and Judge Reagan Litwell presided. The work program was praised as the refreshments were served and a guest presented with a pendant gift.
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Ohn
A. Reagan
Alstorte
John Y W. Reagan
Reagan Litwell
Cattlemen Voice Frustration Over Auto Access in Texas
Local cattlemen report broad difficulty obtaining cars and transportation amid scarce supply. The scattered notes indicate general discontent with logistics and delayed shipments affecting farming activities across Texas.
Guadalupe County buys corn from Reguin in December sale
The Guadalupe county fair district closes a contract with a San Antonio firm for a large load of corn to be delivered in weeks. The deal names the buyer and the supplier and specifies delivery timing.
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Guadalupe County
Reguin
Texas
San Antonio
Father Lockhart Nearing Death in Snyder Texas
Reporter notes Father Lockhart lies critically ill in Snyder Texas on December 28 with little hope of recovery as medical staff fight to stabilize him.
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Father Lockhart
Snyder
Texas
Pather
Washington lecture draws many from Island City area
A Galveston-Teron event lists numerous Island City attendees for a Washington Lecture on Christian Science. The gathering at First Church of Christ in Galveston plans a 3:80 time and notes a large Negro attendance from Island City and nearby areas for the November affair in Houston or Galveston.
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Christian Scientiet
Gulverton
Pixas
Lucember
Sepulmus J. Hunn
Christy
Christ
Texas
Galveston
T. Washington
Oil Discovery and Wells in Medina County Texas
In Medina County near Hondo Texas a long, uneven oil discovery story unfolds. Local figures Mr Armstrong Jr and Mr Hilde report wells with limited production amid debates over ownership and geological findings. The community watches drilling progress and potential value as exploration continues in the San Geronimo area and surrounding tracts.
Marlin News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
In Marlin Texas on December 2 John Greer reports treating prisoners in county jail with a turkey meal. Ex Comptroller J. McCall visits Marlin while Mr and Mrs Wanote and Fannie Lindsey are noted in hotel circles. Ed Kavanaugh appears in Orange commerce chatter.
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Marlin
Texas
John Greer
Northeast Texas Meeting Sees Plan To Fortify Organization
A fragile transcript from a Northeast Texas gathering shows farmers and fruit growers in Texarkana discussing reorganization. The sole clear item was a plan to fortify the group and elect new leaders amid local agricultural tensions.
Movement of Ocean Vessels Reports From Ports
Special to The Pot Key West records arrivals and departures of ships from Galveston and Sabine regions. Vessels from Davenport, Shields, Bung, and other ports charted. details include cargoes and destinations toward New York.
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Galveston
New Tod
Eade
Soto Mind
Davenoutt
Shields
Sabine Uree Sethe
Oylvesten Mrarong
New York
Unclear OCR fragment from historic page
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page lacking coherent events names dates or places. The readable parts show garbled letters and isolated phrases with no identifiable persons organizations or actions to summarize.
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