Special Cotton Report Reasserts Texas Holdings
The Post reissues a special cotton report to show movement and on hand stock in Texas for the season. It cites 2 1/2 million bales received at Texas ports by January 11 and outlines how many bales remain to be marketed, with responses from 713 towns and 100 counties.
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Post
Texas
Hoeuston
Texan
Texas Porte
Tte
Pont
Adellat
Mayermient
Jefren Janverr
Halen
Iubekem
Untitled Statistical Note on Cotton Receipts and Town Totals
Fragmentary figures show receipts and balances for cotton in Texas towns for January 10. The record notes deficits and expected changes, mentions Houston Galveston Dallas and Port towns, and references Secretary Merter of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
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Houston
Elveston
Dall
Perie
Firentam
Merter
New Orleans
Texas
Texas Truck Growers Form Distributing Agency in Texas
The Texas Truck Growers association directs a distributing agent to supervise shipments. Headquarters set for 1900 at San Antonio Tyler and Waco with dates to be announced. Directors plan a 6 percent commission and seek an attorney to handle legal matters.
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Tyler
Texas
Texas Truck Growers’ Association
Weason
Association
San Antonio
Wace
Lopur
Wil m Mombera
Effects of the Recent Rains Hit Texas Rivers and Roads
Heavy rains raise the Brazos and Navasota rivers in Texas areas north and west of Hearne and McKinney. Flooding worsens road conditions as the Howitz and other creeks swell, with persistent showers hindering travel and authorities reporting impassable routes.
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Hearne
Texas
Bravos River
Little Brazos
Here
Local notices and civic updates from Halletts ville district
The Hallettsville area reports the fire department naming H J Bravoig as chief and M joo Mary Blstner as sponsor for the year. Southwestern Telephone donates 210 to support fire protection. Hoyee chapter 166 and Royal Arch Masons hold meetings after transfers from Aweet Home. Local editor William Moulton Cobb, and Joseph Kuimitcheh, now departing, reflect community changes amid weather and road conditions.
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Nalletevil Halletaviltele
Towa
Jauiviry Jr
H. J. Bravoig
M Joo Mary Blstner
Southwestern Telephone Company
Petible
Hoyal Arch
Aweet
K. Tireer
William Moulton Cobb
Joseph Kuimitcheh
William Appelt
BA Hawley
Amessir Perak Tolay
Tbhia Place
Mexico
Cere
Improvements On Texas Ranches Highlight Local News
RAMIRENO MATTENS reports on cattle in fine condition and expected spring price shifts. Notable ranch upgrades include large barns on Harry Reynolds and Lo K. Foner properties. Community enjoyed Christmas dances, deer season set records, and plans point to more corn and sorghum with minimal cotton planting nearby.
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Nambeno
Texas
Iste
Harry Heynolds
Lo K. Foner
Two Convicts Escape From Filia Plantation
Saerife's Departmest in Sartarile reports two convicts escaped from the Filia plantation. The yellow male, 2.5 feet tall, 160 pounds, with a scar under the chin and a shoulder blade gear, was last seen near Harvey Alexander and Allan Gia Davia in Kilgore Texas. The black male, 2 feet tall, 149 pounds, named Hence Jones, has a neck givilg scar and a lower front tooth missing, last seen toward Mont Pleasant. Police seek assistance and ask communications to Sergeant B. Smith in Bartaria, Texas.
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Sartarile
Terie
Filia Plautation
Harvey Alexander
Allan Gia Davia
Brepham
Kilgore
Texas
Wheat In Denison Area Survives Heavy January Rains
Crops in the Crayatn county area show resilience after heavy January rain. Ground remains soaked with creeks and stock ponds full, though travel and winter plowing are hindered. Despite this, overall wheat prospects are good and acreage is larger than in recent seasons.
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Denison
Texas
Crayatn
Impasse Plague Hopes for Road Aid in Texas
January 19 in Kyle Texas residents note muddy streets after a washout making travel difficult. Local farmers complain the delay hampers plowing while officials hope better roads will spur tax relief and action.
Sawmill and to Shoe Downs Hyatt Texas
Rain has halted work at a saw mill in Hyatt Texas since Monday causing several days of shutdown. Belts and gear troubles hindered operations and the muddy roads impede mule and horse access to the site. The situation arose after persistent storms.
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Shoe Downs
Hyatt
Texas
Sawmill Crews Halted by Flooding in Corrigan Texas
Rain and floods in the Corrigan area over the last two days have largely shut down the sawmill operations as creeks and branches overflow lowlands and hamper mill work.
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Corrigan
Texas
Overflow Fear Grips Wortham as Dig Overflow Looms
Wortham Texas January 11 reports all shanme running over banks and a dig overflow feared as flood risk rises.
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Wortham
Texas
Woodmen of the World Install Officers in Yoakum
J T Shindler serves as consul commander with BF B Tompkins as advisor coutenant and J W Myers as clerk. Other officers include W W May banker A Saunders escort A W Batman watchman Harry Adams sentinel W A Moore manager Dre W T Jones and John Boyd physicians. Red Men plan their grand annual ball on February 22.
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Vyoakom Secret Societies
Yoakum
Texan
Woodmen of the World
J. T. Shindler
BF. B. Tompkins
Coutenant
J. W. Myers
W. W. May
A. Saunders
A. W. Batman
Harry Adams
Sentinel
W. A. Moore
Dre
W. T. Jones
John Boyd
The
Order of Red Men
Alvin Business League names delegates to drainage convention
Alvin Texas January 11 delegates to the Texas coast country drainage convention in Houston January 3 include A. W. Wilkinson W. B. Pair Hop Alf H. B. Tolar C. J. Cummings and C. B. Linder man Mayor King appoints H. Sampson H. T. Pris bio A. J. Berchfield P. J. Willis and R. H. Bushway as part of the local delegation.
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Alvin
Texas
Carlton
Alvin Business League
Houston
A. W. Wilkinson
W. B. Pair
Hop Alf
H. BH. Tolar
Cummings
Linderman
King
H. Sampson
H. T. Prisbio
A. J. Berchfield
P. J. Willis
R. H. Bushway
Delegates Named for Heal Reatate Convention in Fort Worth
Governor appoints fifty delegates at large to the meeting in Fort Worth on January 11 with Secretary Skaggs announcing the list. Co W Pinch of Texan Mexican Line will speak on Commercial Relations Between Texas and Mexico at the session next Tuesday.
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Heal Reatate
Fort Worth
Texas
Skaggs
Rinte Real Bateto Association
Kayern
Co. W. Pinch
Laredo
Mexico
Death by Own Action Reported in Chickasha Cattlemen Case
A Chickisha cattleman Thomia Peery reports the death by own action of J. Davidson at Chickisha yesterday. Davidson, a prominent cattleman, reportedly shot himself after a dispute, ending his life this morning. The incident occurred near Fort Worth Texas with local authorities noting the fatal self inflicted gunshot.
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Worth
Texas
Thomia Peery
Chickisha
Tome
J. & Davidson
Davidson
Bie Omy
Fire wrecks business area at Wallville with heavy losses
Fire struck Wallville early this morning, destroying or seriously damaging several businesses at 608 Mat 10S Woat Commerce Street. Losses ranged up to 44 000 with insurance totaling 29 000, affecting Kowicka & Bro and nearby establishments including Theodore Breublinig's eng/ pAIlery and the Metropolitan saloon. The Globe hotel building suffered water and ice damage and is insured for 12 000. Fire blamed on a burning lamp explosion with lamps causing further flames.
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Texan
Jankowica & Bro
Commerce
Hartford
London
Liverpool
Gleln
Greenwich
Home Mutual
Swea
Chanics
Tradera
Theodore Breublinig
Caloon
Globe Hotel
Dalkowlrotete
Srewut Tate
Ebredt
Fire damages Mallville stores in Texas blaze
A tramp reported a warehouse blaze at Mallville Texas near the Tesda and Pacific railroad early January 1. Losses include George Smith and others with stock and buildings valued in the thousands, insurance minimal. Rain saved the town from larger destruction and investigators suspect connected robberies in recent nights.
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Mallville
Texarkara
Texas
Taxne
Tesda and Pacific
Gorge Smith
G. Smith
Room & Ware
Climen
J. H. Marden
Loneview
Honda
Fire destroys dwelling and stable near Galveston
A residence and stable belonging to Charley Ryalle burned at about 4 AM between Thirty-nlath and Motterh in Galveston. The home was unoccupied. Mr Ryalle is out of town and Mrs Ryalle stayed with neighbors. Loss estimated around $2100 with no insurance.
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Grnlveston
Galveston
Texans
Nlath
Motterh
Charley Ryalle
Ryal
Residence Fire Destroys Four Rooms in Greenville
A house on Weel Pickett Street in Greenville was destroyed by a blaze at about 4 o clock yesterday morning. The four room residence, owned by Colonel T. C. Thornton and occupied by Mr and Mrs Hugh Mare and others, was valued with furnishings at approximately $400. Firefighters reported the effort to save the structure unsuccessful.
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Greenville
Texan
Weel Pickett
T. C. Thornton
Hugh Mare
Thornton
Maria
Efert
Gold hoard revived from hiding in capital city vault
Reports from Austin Texas indicate the state treasury holds about 289000 dollars in gold plus a jewel of about 1 million dollars in currency. Many ten and twenty dollar pieces dated 1835 and 1840 appear bright and freshly minted, suggesting they were just retrieved from a long concealed hiding place.
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Austin
Texan
Smallpox Case Reported North of Town
A new smallpox case was found three miles north of the city yesterday with the patient placed in quarantine. Fr J J Jones, secretary to the State Health Officer, returned from Texarkana after examining the outbreak there. One case in town has been quarantined while the Index area ten miles north remains under control.
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J. J. Jones
Blunt
Texarkana
Index
Emall
Lise
Texas Met Sulphur Water Sanitarium Charter Filed
The secretary of state filed the charter of the Texas Met Sulphur Water Sanitarium company of San Antonio. The attorney general approved bonds for Athens incorporated school district and Wharton County projects including court house and jail repairs and a bridge refurbishing project.
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Texas Met Sulphur Water Sanitarium Company of
San Antonio
Secretary of State
Capital Wtech
Attorney General
Athens
Texas
Diatrict Honda
Wharton County
Double Funeral at Thornton Texas Interment Service
A double interment was held in Thornton Texas this evening for Father J. B. Milletead aged 70 and his daughter-in-law Mrs. John Milletead who died suddenly of a cerebral ailment at 10 pm. She leaves a large family and a grieving husband. Father Milletead had been ill for months and survived his daughter-in-law by about thirteen hours. All were in the same home.
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Thornton
Texas
Milletead
John Milletead
Millstead
Becoming a Mother. A Sure Way to Avoid Danger
An advertisement argues that motherhood is desired by women and that the pain of childbirth can be avoided by Mother's Friend. It claims the product eases suffering and change during birth and is backed by testimonials from "blonceres" who tested it.
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