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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1901
Page
6
At Camp Mabry Austin Texas Governor Sayers plans to camp with troops. Major General Openheimer gave a carpet lecture for officers and outlined expectations. Major Hulen and others observed drills as regiments prepare for future maneuvers with cavalry and infantry units.
Mrs Legare Hill Bowles of Georgia is named major general in the Stew Volunteer militia by Governor Chaedler. En route from Washington, Chaedler inspected the regiment and greeted Mrs Bowles, prompting her promotion as a state service major.
Work on the new water and light plant and the three professors residences at the Agricultural and Mechanical college progresses well. The construction of the turbine and related facilities advances smoothly with ongoing site work and infrastructure development.
Mineral Wells Texas July 29 The (illegible) social page lists visits and guests from Dallas Fort Worth Weatherford and Victoria among others. Notable names include Mrs Maddox Mr Frink Miss Ayeqle Alden and Mrs Clever with tallies of stays, departures, and city connections throughout the region.
A traveler chronicles a long journey from Buenos Aires to New York stopping in Wana and other places through Peru Colombia Central America and Mexico. He records encounters with locals and a pursuit of material for a hook and field notes while observing languages and health beliefs along the route. The trek ends with plans to reach New York after a lengthy voyage.
County judges from Texas plan a July 20 assembly in Galveston. The meeting agenda includes presentations on reforms in Texas law, county contracts, juror duties, and judicial protection measures.
Anheuser Busch Brewing Company moves to expand in Waco Texas by purchasing land for a large beer factory and depot. The plan includes a cooling and bottling facility with a heavy investment aimed at future production growth in the region.
The July 20 Texas docket lists several charters including Trinity hospital of Dalian and Kernes County Abstract Co with capital stocks cited, while notes reference unlawful occupants of land in Austin and state land issues. Officials discuss road and land dealings, procurement for projects, and potential protests.
Caldwell Texas records a legal notice of suit to settle title to a valuable tract. The item lists multiple relatives and local residents visiting or residing in the area, including Mrs Snydell of Angelo and families from nearby towns. It mentions court action led by Attorney Jeck Heart of Waxahachie and a pending league involving the Walhutt family from Kentucky with forty four residents.
Map showing proposed municipal limits prepared by county surveyor Dan. The plan seeks to file a petition with the county judge to determine if Wharton should become a municipality. Citizens are urged to attend the proceedings and note the actions affecting property within the limits.
In Tasior Texas on a Thursday evening a wedding took place at the bride’s father’s home with officiating Reverend Petar from the Presbyterian church. Bride Mina Byala and groom Ton Swe Yor were named in the ceremony amid community attendance and family presence.
A note details the marriage of Miss MecMnatte and Hamnlten, with teachers and locals present. It reports the death of Mr. L Chrietmor, a Taylor native, who perished in the Afiff river and was buried in a local cemetery after a funeral at the Baptist church conducted by Rev 4.
In Belletsville Texas on July 20 the county jail was quarantined due to a smallpox case. Prisoners were kept inside and clothing was disinfected as officers prepare to hand over records to the tax collector. A literary and musical entertainment was held for students, with seven students in attendance. The normal will resume after eight weeks. Seventy five tax suits have been filed for the October term of the district court.
Reverend Graneilin Jouss of Austin visits Luling for a few days to support a local political campaign. A speech tonight is announced as part of the effort to mobilize voters while speculation grows on when Caldwell County commissioners may call a primary election.
Patchy notices from Calvert recount visits by Captain J4 Roberts of Bromond and Major adjutant, Florence Beckham’s return from visiting kin, and Miss Watson and Miss Boyd visiting relatives. Fire in Austin Minnesota touches locals, as do social dances and visiting medical staff, with various residents mentioned in casual notes.
A band of Mexin Minute men and associated figures halted near Hearne and Austin en route to the State encampment. They caused trouble with townsfolk before leaving. one captain faces two charges to be brought by the Travis County sheriff.
July 20 to July 7 reports include Mr. B Gray suffering an ankle injury from a box accident then resting at home. A cooler atmosphere followed days of hot weather with a light wind and a drop in temperature. A doctor treated the injured man and sutured wounds. Melor N. S.P.D Monk, editor, was seen in town en route to the Blain encampment for a few days.
A man was found nearly dead near the Santa Fe depot in Cameron on July 20 by Car Inspector Gates. Constable Averitt and Dr Case assisted. the victim showed advanced consumption. He had ties to Ackdale and was attempting to travel south. County Judge Pool arranged to send him to Kortiatt. he died weeks later after a coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of natural causes.
A ten year old girl, Mias Saditie Gresham, was fatally wounded when a rifle fired by her younger brother struck her head. The accident occurred as the children played. doctors say recovery is unlikely. The incident happened in Mermers Valley Wakehot, near Williamson County. The report also notes a Farmers' Institute session and a large attendance with a traditional tournament described.
Colonel G C Slaughter named general manager and Charles Martin secretary for next spring's Confederate reunion in Dallas. The committee projects a large turnout from Texas and other states, with housing, meals, and entertainment arranged. Donations and fundraising are underway to support the event, with site facilities and logistics organized by a regional and state team.
Anderson Texas July 3 The following officers have been installed and the Ke EF Winnon chapter to confer Recul Are degree Miss tha Stenhagell visits Waco on a relatives trip. Sidduil reported ill and hopes for recovery. Bouvet of Dallas and Coote of Navasota attended. Mrs Janes Moree of Calvert returned home after a visit to relatives near Anderson.
A historic ad copy touts Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic as a cure for pale complexions and weak nerves. It claims the tonic builds blood purity, restores heat, and improves digestion within an hour of ingestion, with endorsements from physicians and public confidence spanning forty five years.
A fragmentary feature promotes Peruna as a cure for catarrh and fatigue with testimonials from Esther Lowe and other society figures. The text urges women to send details for a free medical consultation and medicine guidance from Dr Hartman.
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