Houston Post Public Notices and Circulation Details
The Houston Post outlines publication offices Nos. 1101 1103 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Avenue with post office press mail matter status. It lists subscription rates, agents, foreign offices, delivery coverage city collectors, and payment instructions. Mention includes agricultural notes on South Texas cabbage and rice yields and reference to the Agricultural and Mechanical College station work.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Johnson
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Rice Endorsed by The Post for Texas Governor
The Post advocates Colonel Joe Rice as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, praising his business capacity, familiarity with state matters, and strong judgment. The piece notes Colonel Latham as the other candidate and urges Rice as the choice aligned with patriotic duty and orderly governance.
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Joe 8
Latham
Texas
Rice
Prospects for Gorr Peace in South Africa War
The Dutch government proposed sending a commission to Boer leaders in Europe to negotiate peace, arguing Boers cannot communicate with their forces in the field. Britain resisted, urging renewed battle, while Holland and the Dutch minister urged mediation but Britain shows willingness to peace terms if the Boers concede.
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Holland
Ifhlland
Ritiah
Yutel
Farope
South Africa
Ivan Wee
Jby
Murase
Mollins
Baron Gevers
Et Wailin
United States
Ini Witc
Orat Renelwad
Neltain
Lord Kitchener
Great Britain
Texas officials praise small scale irrigation farms in Beeville district
Hon. Jefferson Johnson tours Moowille State experimental station and reports strong potential for fifty acre garden plots in Beeville Corpus Christi area. He notes irrigation via open wells and gasoline engines, small plantings of cabbage and cauliflower, and rising value of numerous small sites over single large operations. He envisions Texas moving toward intensive, soil driven farming with careful management.
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Jefferson Johnson
Moowille
Hest
Johnson
Beeville-Corpun Christi
Texas
Beeville
European Rivalry for American Friendship
A heated discussion outlines Britain and Germany in the European stance toward the United States after the Spanish–American War. The piece cites Lord Cranborne and Berlin press as evidence of competing claims about Britain’s willingness to curb war with the U S, while noting conflicting European views on who pressed for or against alliance. The column mentions U S politics, British notes, German perspectives, and the broader controversy over diplomacy and neutrality in the era.
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Europe
United States
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Great Britain
Spain
McKinley
Ord Cranhorne Inssers
Krewe Zeitung
Berlin
Germany
St. Peterabure
Teel
Parla
Frade
Ricala
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Poe
Lee
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Worthermore
New York
Stengale
Chicago
Wpa
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Heathiltonians
Prateek
Elarrerius
Pel
Nasional Creamery Company
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Tattinin
Job
Turkey
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Nes
Prey Iy
Janey Delle Mathison
Odd Loggerhead Incident Reported in Orange
A chaotic recount describes a loggerhead turtle event near Orange with graphic details of a decapitation and makeshift efforts to manage the carcass. The piece notes unusuality, mentions the nearby Grange incident, and lightly references a burning engine and skunk odor as part of the era’s oddities.
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Orange
Moore
Ne Sheara
Iappenes
Kitchen
Senei
Fragmented 19th century clippings reveal era concerns and humor
A collage of disjointed quotes from papers like the Houston Post and Saylor Journal blend satire on politics, economics, and social life. References include debates over tariffs, independence rhetoric, and local anecdotes about Miss Cottontail, auctions, and town misadventures, reflecting a chaotic press era.
Slayden Oleo Bill Debate Highlights Opposition
Excerpts from Slayden’s Washington speech critique the oleomargarine bill as a bid to destroy the American dairy and oleomargarine industries. He accuses proponents of dishonesty and asserts the measure shifts taxes and favors dairy interests, warning of higher prices for butter and broader market manipulation.
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Washington
Congress
Heriry
Yale
Scort
Kansas
Hoprd
Apd Jis
Ertramedis Bel
Adams
Winconsit
Wadsworth
New York
Villiaine
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Editorial Pickups and Rural Texas Roads Outlook
A mishmash of 19th century snippets discusses recruiting otters, road improvements, and local industry in Anderson county. Notes on Hog ranching profitability, baron product forecasts, and distant markets mix with spoofed items and a humorous aside about a Boston man. The selection hints at spring prospects and political notices across Texas towns like Victoria and Sherman.
Faris City Welcomes Wagner Event Amid Festival Talks
A jumbled notice notes Faris inviting a Sayoo for the Phera AHL before December 1 and hints at a forthcoming Wagner festival next summer in Bayreuth. It mentions district code penalties for boarding houses and a Massachusetts bill on appointing women as special wedding commissioners with lawyers and widows among interested parties.
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Mary Po Acton
Martha 5
Hoyt
Boston
Massachusetts
Fragmented verse and dialogue snippets in a 19th century page
A collage of poems and quips appears with verses about love and philosophy. Dialogues touch on miscommunication and humor, with stray lines referencing a dawn scene and social observations. The jumble includes bemused remarks by fictional speakers and brief notes on public figures.
Notable Visitors and Figures In 19th Century News Roundup
A scattered Venice fragment notes a German scholar, the Macaulay of Germany, and a marked mix of European figures. References include Admiral Sampson's illness, Baron Faya’s album for Italian soldiers, and Lt Gen Sir Henry Le Grat in Bermuda. Also mentioned are Prince Conrad of Bavaria and Miss Anna C Wallberg of Boston shaping Scandinavian literature in English translation.
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Venice
Schial
von Trietachke
Germas
Macaulay
Germany
Herlin
University
Benjamin Harrison
Sampson
PRSDU
Depew
I Kearns
Utah
Baron Faya
New York
Geary
Henry le Grat
Bermuda
Prince Conrad
Bavaria
Anna C. Wallberg
Boston
A Good Ordinance Debate Reaches Houston Council
City council discussion centers on urban behavior rules for public spaces. Officials consider a proposed ordinance affecting sidewalks and churches amid public agitation. Supporters argue broad enforcement, while opponents call for clear limits and fair application.
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Houston
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