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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
5
The article outlines a July report on school tax collections and charter filings. It notes new charters for multiple districts, discusses tax assessment procedures, and lists several corporate incorporations and municipal actions, including bids for fire escapes and trustee appointments. It mentions mayoral activity, attorney general approvals, and local civic developments.
A July report notes rain, river overflow, and water shortages affecting rice yields in the Huitrandt area. Farmers fear heat and drought will curb output while late downpours may relieve stresses. irrigation from the Neehos river could help or hinder depending on timing.
The water works committee was to contact for another well and expected to be ready in a week. A mechanical report noted repairs at an oil well and a plan to prepare for future emergencies. The Daily Transcript mentions a new title and a printing press adapting to telecopy work.
A Texas shipment reports carloads of ready peaches sent to Chicago yesterday. Weather has reduced peach size and caused fruit to be shipped slowly over the next two to three weeks. Local fireflies and fruit workers face losses as harvest labor remains high but fruit quality suffers.
Denton county Old Settlers reunion set for Pilot Point on August 24 with leaders from across the state invited to speak on pioneer history. Organizers announce a joint reunion with the Denton County old soldiers and expect prominent attendees.
Denison July 10 reports a rush of home seekers flooding from the city toward A Ten likely 100 people leaving in a few hours as they pour through towns across North Texas seeking free homes.
Achily Kills of Kertus died after being badly burned while working near a fire hose. She became frightened and ran from the home dust night, suffering fatal injuries.
A Negro preacher and a white man were arrested after an assassination attempt in Cuero Texas. The shooter fired from outside a window fatally wounding a man who incurred a debt. Victim wounded dies instantly as officers investigate the case.
Voters in Wills Point Willis Fodea Texas approved bonds totaling about 21,000 for water works and a school building replacement. The plan includes constructing a new water plant and electric works to replace the one destroyed by a previous event.
A logging accident at a West Virginia site killed Woodworth resident William Ferrel and injured two brothers from Virginia. The incident occurred as a log fell at a Raphig Lamtor company operation, with rescue efforts underway and authorities investigating cause.
Fragmentary text reports a troubling incident involving a missing infant connected to a single name and unclear events. The readable bits mention a newborn and a troubling scenario, but essential details are unreadable. Further legible information is needed to form a complete summary.
D G Wooten of Dallas was nominated for Congress on ballot 4046 after six days of debate at the Dallas Democratic congressional convention. The vote followed a long session with key remarks from Wooten and rivals Judge Lindley, with party factions shaping the outcome and delegates returning to their counties.
Orange Texas workers at multiple lumber companies will shift from twelve hours with a noon intermission to ten hours daily starting today. Executives including Mr Kirby and J. Stiller indicate wage levels will remain same despite longer days. The move follows similar actions by local lumber concerns and aims to expand the yellow pine belt’s redefined work schedule with broad public support.
An interesting baseball game was played at the old ball park yesterday evening in Hearne Texas between the Bret and second nines of Hearne. The crowd showed much interest as the teams competed in a lively contest on the field.
A major blaze damages numerous stores and homes in Cloblrne Texas with estimated losses around forty thousand dollars and fire officials aided by volunteers. The fire originated near the residence of Judge W A Kinkidd and quickly spread through the neighborhood destroying shops, groceries, and a blacksmith shop, with no salvageable property reported and limited insurance on several assets.
The piece lists numerous attendees from Caldwell Venus Joly to Connell and Harton visiting Miss Tirte and others. It notes in attendance at Brandeniurch with Hilden welding and mentions Livingston Ala visitors, with several named locals and out-of-town guests in the county courts.
A large group of saloon operators in Wad Texas were arrested for keeping open on election day Saturday. County Judge Cineald faced questions as authorities prepared prosecutions for those who defied the shutdown order.
Finance committee and grand officers including Master Workman PUL Green of Hiletsville Special Deputy Grand Master Workman Wit A Tassel of Dallas and others arrive for a regular convention and inspection of accounts and books. They will conduct routine sessions and review grand records.
Fragmentary OCR lists Brownwood Knights of Pythias officers, with garbled names and titles. The readable segments include mentions of Bevenery Terie and Jahnsen with unclear roles and locations, and scattered references to months and offices.
A 9-year-old Black boy died from wounds after an altercation with a white boy on the river near Marlin Texas. The incident occurred a few days earlier and authorities report the boy was attacked and shot during the confrontation. The case is under investigation and local officials declined further comment.
Galveston Texas July 1 reports say the sloop Caroline struck the Cedar Basou Bridge piling at about 12 o clock and sank. Crew of two J W Mee and J T Wilson were rescued from the bridge piling by life saving crews after taking refuge on the piling. The incident followed a search for a food thief in the steerage. Several tourists and passengers are listed aboard the Mallory Line Nueces bound for New York via Key West including Judge B Henry and Mrs Stannard among others.
Huntsville announces a July 25 barbecue and trades display as a complimentary event to a nearby fair. Local committees, including Manning and others from Washington, coordinate plans while residents like Mrs W. Titan and Miss Marche Gar visit Brean.
Fragmentary report from Martin Texas mentions Marlin Needs and Iee Factory. Reads as a brief reference to a local industry topic with vague numbers and phrases about housing or famine and a pairing institution for about 400 people. No clear event or outcome specified.
The advertisement claims Horner's Tonic cures indigestion and dyspepsia by improving stomach function. It asserts the remedy has helped thousands for forty two years and is prepared with precise ingredients, prescribed by many physicians, to aid digestion and restore appetite.
L. F. Verdery undertook visits to springs and consulted physicians during a period of health exploration. The journeys referenced include stops at therapeutic locales and medical appointments. The text notes a pattern of seeking remedies through spa visits and professional medical advice.
Letters from Leonant F and others praise Peruna and Manalin as cures for catarrhal dyspepsia and related stomach ailments. The testimonials urge readers to write Dr. Hartman for guidance and promise continued advocacy for the remedy.
An explosion at the El Paso Sparkler Works caused one fatality and several injuries. A burst blast pipe and furnace collapse halted operations for three months, with estimated damage around 150,000 dollars covered by insurance.
A public discourse in Keene on why men object to women wearing shirts and the social pressure surrounding attire. The piece questions who should determine dress norms and critiques the shift toward women’s fashion as a test of propriety.
A fragmented account describes a Maine Central freight car leased to an unnamed Texas destination. The tale follows the car’s wanderings through multiple states, delays, and transfers as it travels toward Waco, Texas, highlighting railway procedures and the dangers of long journeys on foreign rails.
The text records scattered names and phrases about local matterings in Cameron, mentioning individuals such as John Kiva ker and Mr Join Petes. It hints at property, debts, and appearances in town with unclear details and numerous garbled terms.
An applicant files for bankruptcy in Victoria Texas with attorney Burks returning from San Antonio. The filing is expected to proceed with an emergency trustee and a vehicle listed among assets. Details indicate a pending meeting and a secured trustee appointment.
Greenville revels in Grimwnsvilly Texas on July 10 featuring a three day carnival and summer Jubilee with a tiger parade and stage shows. A live rope work event and other activities round out the festival program for attendees.
A Canton Texas school board announces hires amid controversy. The list includes a principal and several department heads, with notes on credential verification and upcoming approvals. Community members discuss timing and policy implications.
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