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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
5
The Texas legislature's forfeiture act prompts a wave of new charters filed across the state. Entries include names like Directory Company of El Paso and others, with details on purposes and amended capital stock. Also listed are renewals for insurance firms and local notices of deaths and obituaries in Austin.
Texas events cover state permits and finance changes as Wilson buys Texas Home Mutual Fire Insurance assets in Austin. Governor Browning arrives for private business while officials from Bosque and Angelina counties visit. A note on bonds and court home funding appears, with local political figures and a marriage in Palestine.
Reported contracts for oil processing and gas production already in place are expected to sustain hundreds of workers for several months, with output set to meet demand and stabilize employment.
A fragmented digest notes Major Barrett sailing from Port Arthur in January with a cargo of corn destined for New York at four cents per barrel. It mentions tankers, a 2400 barrel Gulf shipment, and an examination of digestion related to food and stomach health.
The text argues that ninety nine of a hundred indigestion cases stem from missing digestive juices in the stomach. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as containing all necessary elements to digest any food a healthy stomach can, giving the stomach rest and enabling natural healing without dieting.
A string of endorsements claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieves chronic indigestion and stomach troubles. Letters from Peter Sherman Geo W Lane, David Maylor, and others describe severe dyspepsia and relief after using the remedy, with several noting rapid improvement and repeated recommendations.
A patriotic sermon was delivered at the Presbyterian church in Cameron yesterday morning in commemoration of Teman Independence Tar. The day after, the post office is closed but many businesses stay open.
J H Miller, a farmer four miles north of Mineral Wells, found a letter from Havre France dated January 30. Messia Berger Co planers say they discovered the letter in a bale bought near Ortho and sent price and weight details for the cotton, noting French freight and origin aboard the Mineola steamer.
The Wharton Baptist presbytery gathers in Wharton Texas with four ministers including Rev J C Gentry Rev John Mire Rev J B Armstrong and Rev J Lovely to ordain Elder A Sparkman as a minister The service marks the first ordination in the Wharton church and notes January Windham receiving orders from the Episcopal Church in Wharton.
Old text notes that Baby teething issues are soothed by Mrs Winslow's Teething Syrup, claimed to soften gums and relieve colic. The passage presents it as an effective remedy for children.
Fragmentary ad text from a 19th or early 20th century Chicago publication promotes a remedy claimed to cure all stomach troubles. The readable lines emphasize a prepared product and its digestive benefits.
Lockhart Texas reports strong interest in the Fife meeting as churches and professionals prepare for congregational attendance. The event emphasizes revival power, conviction, and renewed spiritual life for the community with plans for future participation and reception of new members. The Victoria notes add local arts and a crime report, including a stabbing near the depot and a sanitation essay prize sponsored by the Victoria school.
The Wan 1 department held its annual election of officers that night. Ingooffices were elected to lead the force including President, first assistant chief, law tech, and secretary. All officers were chosen except the second machinist, with Presccoott later slated as chief. The group plans for the State firemen's convention to be held in the city May 14 and 16.
The report describes legal actions in Seegion District Court, with petitions and trials involving labor unions and political candidates. It notes secrecy around union activity and a public notice about offices, while detailing candidates and court activity tied to the upcoming elections.
An illustrated report from Murphys Bond details how family members react differently to coffee. One member suffers stomach issues while another has heart palpitations and kidney concerns. After switching to Postum, most symptoms lessen or disappear and the author notes improved health and weight gain with continued use.
Fragmentary text mentions Van Vieck and Yexwe March Tae lattes gare bh Syatrh ener Feidap and visits by Ob Brockton Supe Hreh Doante of Baele. references a neighboring family and a church construction plan at Vile pliner with botanical contexts.
The distorted report from Halloravitit Texas outlines a legal case tied to a water system and property holdings. Names and exact actions are unclear, but the document references a deemed suit involving a party list and a claim over a water-related dispute.
A Bryan area religious gathering extends through multiple evenings with services led by local clergy and participants from surrounding communities. Attendees note ongoing prayers, reflections, and outreach efforts as part of the event.
A fragmented notice describes plans around an ancient stone fort near a university property. It mentions a meeting or event to discuss the fort and related ceremonial or investigative actions, with references to local authorities and regional figures.
The Hempstead area reports repairs completed on the Mondmond buildings near the center, with occupancy expected soon by W. E. Over. A prolonged Methodist meeting will begin at the local church, and Mi re. Behuee of Teetiine will visit this week to assist. Mr. Gateway departed last night for St. Louis and Johns of Chicago are mentioned in a closing note.
Mara and Terese Maroh report uneven development in Fall County with many farms lacking improvements. In the county seat and towns, steady progress is noted though some areas show no new construction or activity.
Unclear OCR fragment notes water scarcity concerns at Ennis with mentions of city actions and local officials. The readable text references a discussion or agreement about managing limited water resources.
A report from Wortham on March 4 describes Teres Strome and Georan Deldin injuring while attempting to rescue furniture from a damaged building. Willie Irstag aided in the effort as the fire caused the structure to burn inward.
Notice outlines in detail voter registration requirements for Houston voters. It notes in person registration only and lists disqualifications including felony convictions, non citizens, social order supporters, and seamen in the United States forces. It specifies residency, certificate requirements, and timings for registration before the election.
A flood of announcements from Houston residents seeks Democratic primaries for mayor and several city posts. Candidates include ward aldermen, the chief of police, city attorney, and reelection bids with platform points on water, power, wages, and public works.
The Post records announcements from several Houston city officials seeking re election or new terms. W A Bromby announces candidacy for health officer, M D Boyd for tax collector, James P Welsh for street commissioner, and A candidate for city commissioner, all subject to Democratic primaries.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of district representative. The statement from C. Ma Bettegest urges voters to support the campaign and outlines the commitment to democratic principles and district interests.
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