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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1901
Page
9
George H. Phillips argues corn’s pivotal role in American prosperity, tracing 19th century corn production, export growth, and related industry shifts. He highlights exports, glucose production, farm economics, and the sugar of the 1890s, plus narratives from the Paris expo and the American kitchen exhibit.
The Swelsh Lutherans near Hutto report progress on a new place of worship with completion anticipated soon. Pastor Va a or es leads services as the community braces for dedication.
The revival led by Rev. George C. Newdlints in Waco, Texas, over the past two weeks concludes tomorrow. Services have been well attended with strong intere in the community, and the preacher’s work is seen as productive of great good.
Lampotus Texas June 21 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society reveals its annual meeting in Mexico with Miss Lucy Barnes chosen for the plate. Officers elected include President Mrs Ballick of Highter, vice president Mrs Mutiger of Lempisas, secretary Alba J Muscott Port Worth, treasurer Mrs Rawlings, with other roles assigned to MIs Draper Georgetown and Mrs Usieper.
Fragmented report notes Mulkey meetings in Kaufman Texas with participants Sune M Ree Abe Aulhey and others. A late entry mentions a 400 dollar fund call for Methadlat orphanage at Wave and a $100 building plan for a church described as Hear fulure.
June 22 Bryn Texas reports Woman's Missionary society gathering with routine program and attendees expected. A long list of delegates and visitors from Navasota Houston Richmond May Hogue Fijukeley and others is noted.
Kor Motehkisa pastor of Mothoiinte turoh in Bastrop delivered a sermon on Foreign Mission. He urged church duty to foreign Christian nations and praised current international work. Delegates prepared to return home as the district conference adjourns tonight.
Religious notes from Worahiehle describe a Sunday school convention with a large representation from the Billwhite echocie at Bel Ook and regional towns. Calvert Texas reports an evening program featuring Evi Nettles and readings by Misam, plus Ipworth League reading circle notes and League officers elected for the year.
Crowley Louisiana June 22 Benham Brow here finished contract for street widening and numbering in Crowley. Estimated 223 properties along Mull of Crowley affected including public warehouses and dwellings. Owners claim valuation supports higher assessable property and anticipate steady municipal revenue.
At a board meeting in the trade room, committee members were appointed to organize the Fourth of July events. The program includes races, a ding tournament, games, and amusements, with a ball to close the celebration. City officials and residents vow full participation.
Editor notes Hood's Texas Brigade reunion plans with Galveston as meeting site. June 27 is cited for event activities and ticket sales information. Secretary coordinates travel and arrangements for reunion attendees and guests.
Ex-slaveholder Robert Bingham argues in a reforming yet combative tone that race mixing and black political power threaten white civilization. He cautions northern readers about misreading Southern outcomes after the war and urges careful, race-based policy, warning of the dangers of black crime and the need to protect white labor and social order.
Ween Texas native Jane 2 Joseph Hike, president of the Bike Breustedt yb Mavawere, was noted in city records. The fragment mentions civic roles and local leadership, but the text is garbled.
A fragmented obituary note lists men from Houston and Taylor with ties to a local lodge. It mentions a funeral service this afternoon and a member gathering of the club, with an agent member to attend.
A tribute from the United Daughters of the Confederacy reveres Mies Adolta A. Donovan for her historical work and service as president of the Alvinien chapter. The letter commends her efficiency, leadership, and dedication to the cause, noting her four months record and influence in the organization. It expresses gratitude and seeks continued support and a favorable outcome in future endeavors.
An excerpt discusses Chinese poetry and its praised imagery, quoting from a translated collection. The prose notes the charm and moral quality of classic lines, referencing a literary era and a lavish body of work spanning many volumes.
Quy J. V. Sheen, aged about 100, lives nine miles northeast of Gnolewhile on Farmers Creek. He was in the city for a shopvisit preparing for a family reunion at his home, as the community marks his century.
The report details extensive damage across Brown and Coleman counties Texas from a boll weevil attack. Weather delays and drought-like heat worsened losses, with fields stripped of cotton and fencing, gates, and farm infrastructure harmed by wind and pests. Officials note rapid spread and call for urgent measures to protect remaining crops.
A fragmented verse celebrates the club woman and mother as moral center while railing against social pretensions. It praises virtue, motherhood, and culture with lines alluding to husbands, babies, and civic duty, echoing a public toast tone.
Unreadable OCR text shows scattered fragments about a local event or notice. The legible parts mention North Texas, a festival or feast, and a brief reference to a person or dog trial. The fragmentary nature limits clear identification of people, places, or outcomes.
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