Houston Daily Post billing and publication information
Publication office at 1107 1902 Franklin Avenues lists editors and officials. Advertising and subscription collections handled by Theodore Herin, Theo Lott, and Burt Hall with warnings on payment methods and authority. Regular delivery details and a note on late papers and deadlines dated Saturday July 6 1901 Houston Texas.
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Theodore Herin
Messia
Theo Lott
Burt Hall
Houston
Texas
Georgia canning plants urged to curb waste and boost South canning
The Journal argues Georgia and the South waste millions in perishable foods yearly. It proposes local canneries, regional plant networks, and year round canning to save produce, create jobs, and reduce freight losses. Texas is urged to follow suit with statewide canneries and press for broader adoption.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
South
Two Great Companies Form Texas Oil and Lumber Ventures
The secretary of state announces the charters of the Houston Oil Company of Texas and the Kirby Lumber Company. Each with about 20 million dollars in capitalization, these firms under John H. Kirby plan large scale development of oil and timber resources in East Texas, including pipelines tanks and refining facilities valued around 10 million dollars.
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Houston Oil Company of Texas
Kirby Lumber Company
East Texas
John H. Kirby
Éearch
Kiroy
Cor
Olisina
John H Kirby's Work Boosts Texas Economy
The passage lauds John Henry Kirby as a superb organizer whose efforts extend across Texas and to financial centers in the North and East. It claims his undertakings have succeeded where others would fail, increasing circulation and development beyond what ten or twenty enterprises could achieve. Houston and Texas owe him gratitude.
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Houston
Texas
John Henry Kirby
John H. Kirby
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Russe
Heth
Charlotte
Anid
Atlanta and Houston Bank Clearings Show Surging Growth
The Atlanta Constitution reports Atlanta’s banking clearings rose sharply in June and over recent months, with last month at 6,843,146, surpassing last year’s figure by a wide margin. Houston’s clearings for the same period show an even larger gain, indicating strong citywide prosperity despite a dull season.
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Houston
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Clearing House
Darwin G. Jones
Jon Poao Iuink
Cseseeseier
Bonie
Obo Erane Sarzzaet
Howston
We Will Be There for Her in Jubilee Spirit
A lyrical wartime style pledge vows to greet the beloved at a year zone event. The verses promise steadfast presence and affection, celebrating a long awaited reunion with a sweet, taller girl as the focal point of devotion and hope.
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Patrick
O'Crown
Sue
Jrazeles
Aoi
el Vaso Herald
Exchange Interviews and Curious Local Quips Across Atlantic Patches
A collage of clipped items and wry commentary notes mischief in press circles and public chatter. Felix the French dressmaker exits bankruptcy rumor with a fortune. Vivien Grant Sartoris and Mr. Balfour mix romance and headlines. Chicago clergymen grappling with army canteens shift stance. the Lockhart Post douses a Fourth with red ink and a hot thermometer.
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Lockhart Post
Ott Sanctum
Notable Figures Edge Global Roles and Departures
The marquis of Londonderry enlarges his mine holdings becoming the United Kingdoms largest colliery owner. Prof Hinckley G Mitchell sails to Palestine to direct the American School for Oriental Study and Research for four years. The sultan of Turkey, famed chess enthusiast, plays for hours with state affairs paused. M Hetotaus declares retirement from politics to pursue literature. Willivre Quiller Orchardson elected foreign associate of the French Academy of Fine Arts, repeating as Paris exhibit prize winner. Theodule Ribot plans early retirement from the College de France chair and philosophy influence. Sven Hed reports a return to Chaklik after a desert trek, with twenty days there before Thibet travel.
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Marquis of Londohderry
United Kingdon
Hinckley G. Mitchell
Stoston University School of Theology
Palestine
American School For Oriental Study
Sultan of
Turkey
Europe
M. Hetotaus
Willivre Quiller Qrchardson
French Academy of Fine Arte
M. Brosrik Sinvn
Sven Hed
Vicar of
Sweden
Ghaklik
Goly
Hedin
Chaklik
Postscript observations on trades and professions
A whimsical list remarks on various trades from electricians to milkmen, noting peculiarities and stereotypes. It quips about ark light use by Noah, watchmakers, plumbers, and others while playful lines compare habits, fads, and outcomes with light humor.
Georgia sheriff defends prisoner against mob violence
The article lauds Isaac A Georgsherif for using force to shield a black prisoner from a Georgia mob. It argues law and orderly enforcement protect society, condemn mob action, and praise press support as a civilizing force while blaming delays and legal quirks for crime.
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Isaac A Georgsherif
Georgia
Universal Press of
Re South
Student of the Times
South
Gotham Heatwave Causes Prostration and Chaos in City
Heat drives New York residents indoors as infections of exhaustion rise and deaths surge. Park crowds organize prank money giveaway while zoo births and magistrate rulings on beer in public spark controversy amid a frenzied day.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Foxx
Central Park
Mott
Zeller
New York City
Hausat
A Simple Language at King Ata Table
A German and English class scene features a lively student mixing slang with broken English. The prank ends with a quip comparing a lecturer to a ghost and meat to feebleness, yielding the line the spirit is willing, but the mesh is weak.
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Hayve
Bewket
German: "Are You Going To Lecture Tonight, Herr B
Weathered verse and gossip fill Chicago papers page
A jumbled, fragmenty collection mixes love lines about a beach proposal with notes on Chicago politics and society. It references a wedding plan, a politician’s alderman term, and women voters, interspersed with culinary tips and odd anecdotes from high society.
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