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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1901
Page
3
Advertises tailored suits emphasizing honest labor from wool sorting to finishing. Claims strict fabric testing for strength and color fastness, with personal supervision across cutting and tailoring. Promotes a large stock of Worsted Sack suits, Cheviot, tropical flannel coats and trousers, priced around 12.50.
Young men and boys gain from a new spring suit line featuring Fancy Cheviot Blue Serge and Striped Flannel. Prices range from 12 50 to 7 50 for larger sizes and include knee trouser and double breasted styles with vests. Fine Madras and Percale blouses and petite options are also advertised with affordable prices.
Select your Straw Hat now with a season’s wear in mind. Stocks are full to overflowing with the best the country affords.
New York and Texas delegations toured Waxahachie Calvert Marlin and College Station on May 4 visiting local sites and meeting civic leaders. They received hearty welcomes from Waxahachie and Marlin residents and heard remarks from Skloner Skinner Wortham and local officials.
A newspaper notice advertises a comprehensive display of neckwear including Derby Four in Hands and batwings at moderate prices. Also promoted are Balbriggan shirts and drawers in white and colors with selling prices, plus 100 Genuine French Balbriggan underwear per garment.
Fragmentary list of Grand Officers and committees for an Emancipation Celebration. Names include Van McKinney, J Geom Jones, W L Legen, Ewell Comitrees, J Dyng, and Rev. W Lyen. Parade, amusements, and tayloation sections noted with numerous participants and involved townspeople.
A Kansas City letter questions Texas stone production figures in a report by the U S Geological Survey. It argues the state produced less than one twelfth of its claimed stone output and accuses officials of political manipulation of data for government data and funding.
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