Texas Farmers' Congress Opens With Reports From Peters and Sections
The Texas Farmers' Congress began its third session in Station Texas with Peters of the Cotton Growers' Section delivering his annual report. The meeting covered officer elections, discussions on cotton warehouse pricing and bonded storage, and reports on boll weevil work, with emphasis on practical steps for growers and future state programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Cotton Growers’ Section
Thie
Apol
Xin
Howard, Wcretary of Agriculture
Giaiveston
New Afemohin
A. Culberson
Cooper
Juno
Stiall
pUkSide
Hudson
Janvoewier
Tenane
States Department of Segricultur
James Wisin
Aericulturee
Wim
Morkhiai
Sunset Central
Afr
Leroy
International and Great Northern Railroad
Farmers Congress Exhibits and Cattle Breeders Meeting
Secretary Fittnek presented a communication detailing committees and premiums for exhibit displays at the Texas State Fair in San Antonio. Winners named include best display of marketable hay and vegetables and best county exhibits with cash awards. The Farmers Congress adjourned after discussing exhibit methods and statements by W C MeKamy. Notable attendees included George T Jeater and Zack Cannon. The Texas Cattle Breeders Association met with W C MeKamy presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
Fittnek
Spon
Texas
San Antonio
San Jacinto
Avia Son
Anyworthy
Smith County
WiLlkmeoy
Parmers
Worls
We Sin Antonio Industria
Hiltsmaon
Sleosh
Sinn
BR. W
Feot, Cirton
Galveston
McKomner
Dallas
Wells
Ke Pall Cattle Breeders’ Association
Dod
Tastiriza
Congress
George T. Jeater
Jack” Can
East Texas
Zack Cannon
Bant Texas Yrilt
Trewek Growere Journal
Fed Molle
Wc. MeKany
Galveston Eagles to Entertain From Houston and Beaumont
Galveston Aerie No. 48 will entertain aeries from Houston and Beaumont next Sunday with a band. They will meet at 11 50 at the hall on West Postoffice street and escort the party to the train, then travel to Lake to dance. Committee on arrangements listed. Also notes urged for wholesale drug house in Galveston and reports delays for a delinting plant plans falling through due to site and elevator considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Street
Sa Bak Lake
Galveston
Atlantic Seaboard
Galveston Strike Halts Electrical Labor Talks
Galveston Texas July 17 The local electrical workers have not yet reached an agreement with contractors. The dispute centers on which union members are paid and which are deemed incapable. An adjustment effort aims to set a mutually satisfactory arrangement by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Electrical Workers
Galveston
Texas
Nine teen more rural free delivery routes added in Texas
Postmaster W. B. Brush announced nine teen more rural free delivery routes in Texas effective July 1, raising payroll state wide and adding to the post office force. The move increases monthly payroll and brings total state rural free delivery and office staff to about 11 thousand two hundred twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetin
Texas
W. B. Brush
Syvooo
Encampment Preparations and Local Notices in Austin
A morning visit by Adjutant General Scurry Lieutenant Weetervelt and Captain Caldwell at Camp Mabry aims to select cavalry and artillery locations with Fort Sam Houston connections. Major Hare’s Twelfth Cavalry squadron arrives next Monday while a statewide investigation report preparation continues. Confederate veteran Mortis dies at the Confederate home in Austin. A wedding was held at Mr W E Armstrong’s Blaney address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Thomas Scurry
W. Lo Wertervelt
Artilery Corp
Fort Sam Houston
Caldwell Uhse
Camp Mabry
Cavalry
Artillery
Caldwell
Weetervelt
Fort San Houston
Twelfth Cavalry
Hare
Mare
Avatin
Mortis
Committee Named to Visit Barbers Hill Mission
E A Peden of Hoveton appointed the committee to visit Barbers Hill and oversee campaign subscriptions. A second committee will go to Beatmont to secure the machinery, while others plan church and community meetings in La Porte and nearby towns. Several local events and services are scheduled including a quarterly conference and Sunday services with presiding elder W Lovelty.
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Barbers Hill
la Porte
Texan
E. A. Peden
Hoveton
Cormuntttes
Houston
Wen
Higginey
Barbers HN
Hmeeroy
Holt Wetile
Mir
Peden
Momen
Cyreyng
Bern
Allen Leary
Oo Latico
Dleieta
Shiv Lely
Alice
Beatmont
Batuay
A W. Ldvely
Marylais
Bunalar
Paralyzed Woman Receives Urgent Medical Attention
A fragment describes a paralyzed woman in a weak condition needing medical care. It notes temporary nature of symptoms and urges professional treatment to restore health.
Fatal accident at Toliver bridge in Palvating Tex
Charles Brazille Bay of Palvating Texas was killed when a pile driver at a bridge works struck him as he walked to work. The incident occurred July 17 around 7 o clock. The bridge crew and company officials are preparing the scene and funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Slogieton
Spinney
Texas
Singleton
Beaumont
Tris
Hudson
Elliscounty
Peters
John Gurler
Robert Ff. Smith
Trenanrer
Aaron Coffee
Collin County
Snd
Coffee
Major Dickson
Offen
Robert Smitty
W. A. Boree
Hitler
Avastin
HH. J. Piner
State Institution For
Bllnd
Raleigh
N. C
Raleigh News and Observer
Min
Ih. L. Piuer
News and Observer
Bitool
LiseNare
Charles Brazille
Palvating
Texan
Charles Beale
Aragiile
Fly
Damaged Saloon Business After Hotel Collapse
A damaged suit from Dallas against National Karhange Bank claims losses from the St James Hotel collapse on June 28, 1902. Plaintiffs say they operated a saloon on Liegerund Moor, carved stock and rent losses, seeking continuation of their lease and damages for business interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Dalla
Texas
Wope & Mangold
National Karhange Bank
St. Jason Hole
Liegerund
Daniugiman
Accident at Beeville Mill Beesiile July 17
A mill accident at Beeville Beesiile involves a dredge pulling the drift pie from an artesian well. About 600 feet of pipe was lowered into the well and remains at the bottom, causing a disruption in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeville
Beesiile
Tuack
Artisian well project faces delays and safety concerns
Unclear plan to abandon the 1300 foot artesian well or raise the pipe and continue. The wall has seen multiple accidents and lengthy delays since operations began a short time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dite
Ocean Vessel Movements And Arrivals Report
Special to The Post notes icebound westward movement with vessels arriving from New York to Port Arthur and Belisle plus UK and European ships. The schooner Charles Te Davenport sails for Galveston and Philadelphia while others pass Sabine Pass and Delaware Breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Fron
New York
Port Arthur
Eas
Vort Vnds
Wimborne
Swouhnsen
New Voehki Alglere
Port Divio
Nicaragua
Charles Te Davenport
Galveston
Muthdelphia
Anteer Varnaing
Sabine Paas
Delaware
Mayor forms committee for Southwest Texas entertainment
Citizens met at the courthouse on July 17 to plan festivities for the Southwest Texas Association. Mayor W L Gardlen named a central committee including J De Savers A E Remedel W U Robertson BN Peck and J Ro Lane to organize reception and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Texas Press Association
Gouxairs
Texas
W. L. Gardlen
Court House
Southwest Texas
J. de Savers
A. Ee Remedel
W. U. Robertson
Wortham Announces July 17 Groundbreaking for New Businesses
Dirt work began in Wortham Texas for the Stubbs and Jotes venture to build new business houses. The project aims for completion by October 1 with structures set to be ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortham
Texas
Stubbs & Jotes
Dilock
Mr. Sheppard Is Still Sick
Mineral Wells Texas July 17 Congerman Sheppard suffered another relapse yesterday but is resting easily today with him aided by friends and family in the town hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Mineral Wells
Texas
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