Bonds Corrected and Budget Updates Reach Beaumont
Beaumont Texas May 16 reports court actions to correct bonds for deforoy and other county needs. Officials aim to speed payments and stabilize finances amid deluge growth while promising quicker cash flow within weeks. A new Santa Fe time card and improved Beaumont Kanss City passenger service are also discussed.
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Texas
Dammers
Honda
Wedel Etd
Hitech Siothin
Beaumont
Santa Fe
Hera
Kansan City
Mmuinedit Tay Reallitte
Wharton Celebrates barbecue triumph with visitors from towns
Wharton May 16 Wharton hosts a large barbecue with guests from Victoria El Campo Columbus Richmond Sav Pion Bruniam A Sprl alh enue Ris City and Magle fake Riley Breatty. Speakers praise Willian prospects and old spirit while a shooting contest and horse show highlight the event.
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Texas
Victoria
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Rielmond
Savpion
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Hotty
Litt
Ifen
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Wuoe
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Chad
Wilber Muipi
Louisiana
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Hewig
LI Moore
Br Hon
Brown
Wotmin
Tie
Richmond
el Campo
Lane Feu
Sanders
Wharfae
Wharton Event Showcases Local Dance and Music
A Wharton gathering featured a dance and harmony performance led by Patton Mirriy and Carnahan from Ban Antonilo. The program centered on community unity with a William Wharton themed set and a final bow thanking attendees for support.
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Lim Logewig
Brian Ime
Minut
Irene Diatform
Wirth
Menry Danepess
Utes
Grant
Patton Mirriy
Wharton
Mim
Antonilo
Fieare Secon Urolen Wits
Brenham Budget and Local Disorder Report
Brenham residents report acts of violence and crime near the Santa Fe and Post Oak areas. The text describes multiple assaults, home invasions, and property crimes including a razor attack, burglary, and threats tied to budget and civic discussions. Names appear in fragmented form, with references to public officials and local figures amid a tense municipal climate.
County considers bridge work and wolf control in Lee County
Giddings Texas March 1 The commissioners court meets this week to discuss building a few bridges for the county fund and to authorize a bounty of 81 per wolf due to increased depredations on livestock. The school board has elected teachers for the coming year and schools will close on the 27th with concern over the illness and heat. Some farmers resist boll weevil control in cotton and efforts to exterminate the pest are ongoing amid fears of impact on farming.
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Giddings Texas
Tt Megenanyy
Paca
Gonzales High School Graduation Totals Harmony and Honors
The Gonzales High School graduation ceremony featured three graduates Padle Jot Ellwood Ponte and May Mather delivering orations and receiving diplomas. The literary address by Nev. Thomas was presented and diplomas were handed out amid entertainment. At the trustees meeting Pref. T. L. Toland was reelected principal and the ten chairs retained with two resignations.
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Padle Jot
Ellwood Ponte
May Mather
Milowell
Thomas
Tugas
T. L. Toland
Bastrop Notes From May County Sessions and Meetings
Bastrop Texas May 14. Commissioner court held regular session this week to resume Wiislites. The Bastrop library met for regular session Tuesday afternoon with President S J Orgotn presiding. The library association notes growing enrollment and encouragement. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon. Delegates and attendees discussed mission work and church activities. Several local members are listed as delegates and attendees. Nearby deaths and home moves are noted alongside private meetings and church events.
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J. Orgotn
Baknoyier
Heath Tocihe
Hoe
Mim
Gramee ix
Maynard
Pals
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Funeral of C A Lindenberg in Hatletaville Texas
The remnant of Churiew A Lindenberg were saldly sent in the city tinertr Inet eventing by te Anelent Onter of Caltul Werkysen. Be enlisted in ens mny Th. Thirtyttird United States velit core, Waa Kiled to the lttie of Narvinan Pillipnine logos, Detetor . pie. and his remaine were yesterday delivered to his parents for burial.
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Hatletaville
Texas
Churiew A. Lindenberg
Caltul Werkysen
Haletaville
Chopley
United States
Narvinan
Temple Topics in May riot concerns Santa Fe plans
Town notes a May report that Santa Fe may start a turnout to electrify the roundhouse area. A system of lights and yard illumination is discussed with office lights to be covered. The item ends with mention of a return from an earlier event.
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Temple
Texas
Santa Fe
Fort Worth Meeting Transitions and Local Reports
A fragment describes attendance and delegations from Fort Worth to lodge and council events. It notes A Lee Hrowri returning from the State council of the red Men, and mentions Childers and others traveling from Kalle county and Hulton Peaterdiy to De Witt county for railroad commissioner interests.
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Enterite of
Pythias
Hasanettatine
Wepreie Lodge
Prateface
A. Lee
Henry
Mesers
Brenham School Board Names Two Schools Change
Brenham Texas May adjourned Brenham public school board meeting discussed petitions to rename Third Free School and First Will selival. Board rejected some changes while confirming Rosa Williams as principal and appointing teachers and staff for vacant positions. The community urged careful consideration amid resignations and upcoming meetings.
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Selvick Board of Trustees
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Peet
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Water Works Meeting for Rogers and May 14 Allocation
A group led by Rogers and Tinos discusses prearranged plans to stock water works, aiming to fund a water supply project. The meeting covers capital stock valuation, distribution, and arrangements to obtain funds from Little River about four miles away.
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Martian Texas May Restoration of Pelioot Teachers Revealed
Fragmented OCR describes a dispute in Martin Texas where a teacher Jonneot faces forgery charges and a Brased bottom faction seeks trustees. Names unclear due to garbled text yet the core notes a school board meeting with a new principal or official appointment and ongoing teacher roster uncertainty.
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A M College Faces Finances and Enrollment Decline
The institution shows shrinking attendance and budget changes amid administrative shifts. Enrollment fell from 240 last May to 444 current, with six men charged and ongoing state student appropriations affecting operations.
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Diner Tie College
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Kepopa
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Ennis Schools Conclude Term With Graduation Event
Ennis Texas celebrates the closing of the year with the ten graduates completing the twelve year course. The program featured five classes and a choir. Howe's Conservatory of Music provided the faculty and music. Reverend H B Moore of San Antonio addressed the audience and spoke at the close of the program.
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Howe
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Special Session Weighs Prohibition and Election Timing
A special session faces debate on prohibition and tram options while considering whether to hold an election now or in August. Local officials discuss court orders and possible moves to align with county actions and official schedules.
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MUST EAT SUGAR Why People Have A Strong Appetite
Fragmented text describes appetite related to sugar intake and food preparation. It mentions dieting, digestion, and potential effects on appetite without clear outcomes or named individuals. The passage lacks coherent events and readable facts to summarize confidently.
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Mableton
CrapeSaie
Elage
Great Labor Struggle Drives Pennsylvania Economy Outlook
New York May 24 R G Dun weekly review notes weather and wages as main unsettlers for business. Crop prospects are uncertain with excessive moisture and cold delaying activity. wool and textile demand show mixed gains while transportation and grain markets indicate ongoing tension. Production records in April hint at ample supplies but delivery and demand uneven across sectors.
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Bradscripts Review Highlights Miners Strike and Crop Outlook
Bradsstreet's Review notes the miners' strike and a mixed crop forecast. It cites improvements in crop prospects for winter wheat except in parts, and discusses trade shadows from the Western coal strike. Provisions for dairy and agricultural goods are analyzed with attention to prices and supply.
Modest Fashion Tips For Women From Vintage Columns
The article discusses complexion care and cosmetic guidance aimed at female readers, mentioning cleansing routines and gentle skincare steps. It highlights practical advice on dyeing, maintaining hair and nails, and selecting fabrics and embroidery to enhance appearance with modest, traditional styling.
Weevil Crisis Spurs Shift to Track Farming in Washington County
May 1 report from Brepham describes a severe weevil outbreak that devastated cotton in Washington County. Farmers, having trusted track farming as a remedy, faced losses as pests damaged Irish potatoes and other crops. Facing uncertain futures, growers unite to push track farming and diversify with millet, peas, jute, or sweet potatoes, while potato shipments show potential profits despite high costs.
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Pitere
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Thin dish replaces meat and vegetables in soup
A scattered, imperfect recipe text describes soaking and boiling, washing rice, and mixing melted fat with salt. It mentions timing and steps for cooking and shaping a dish, including adding white sauce and thickening hints, but parts are garbled.
Retired Priest Tom Faces Farmer Turmoil in Paratoey
The article depicts a disputed transition involving Torey and Yinmirh tone, with farmers in the oatton growing crops amid concerns over canity and banking. It notes the appearance of a new toll and suggests the advent will not threaten the area, though uncertainties remain about local stability and leadership changes.
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Ehipriest
Cpelgie
Washingtonette
Indiniong
Fragmentary note on truck acreage and fruit shipment
A garbled report references truck acreage and fruit vegetables along a road, mentioning agents and notarized forms, with unclear dates and places. The text implies a renewal in a weekly paper but remains largely unreadable and inconclusive.
Texas Volunteer Guard scouting Fourth Regiment tour
Sherman Texas May 4 Colonel Byrne of the Texas Volunteer Guard arrived for inspection of the Fourth regiment. He will examine Wierman company then proceed to Denison and Quanah, reporting the regiment in good condition and prospects for training and titles.
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Grand jury returns tracks and numerous charges in county
The grand jury adjourned on Wednesday finding eight felonies and eleven misdemeanors. Among the indictments were one each against Brady and Walter Serene.
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Irrigation Project Proposals Spark County Plans
A report details a proposed irrigation plant near Seguin in Guadalupe County. The plan aims to divert water from the Gronitalupie river to fields south of Behumansville, with express intent to aid local tracts and farms.
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Verrinilm
Saul
Guadalupe
Behumansville
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Eine
Whiteh
Henry
Fartia
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Fight on the Weevil Declared by Department in Thorough Plan
A special Washington dispatch cites Secretary Wilson and Rudolph Kleberg detailing a comprehensive weevil control program. The letter from James Wilson outlines entomological measures, protective timing, and calling growers to active participation in the statewide campaign.
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Local Graduation Ceremony Highlights At City Church
The event featured Westenville faith and civic leaders presenting diplomas to graduates including MM WR Setileteiaw Wandateingteilion and others. Clergy and city officials attended, with remarks on community progress and future service to Lockhart.
Large warehouse project eyed north of Argleton
Angleton and Abgleton parties plan a major warehouse and rail interchange north of Argleton to attract enterprise. A switch by the Velaerco Brisve and Northern Bail way aims to lift crop life on the Walker plantation, with promising prospects at the pier. Mesuin Kelly Lewis and Falckney received two carloads of hay yesterday and begin spring campaigns, hoping for a better shipment than last year.
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Gleburne Welcomes New Church Building
The new church in Gleburne is completed with a velvet carpet and branded chairs. Rev Bebop Gatloway from Dal will preach the initial sermon on Sunday, with about 1500 expected attendees and joint parish support from Clebarne citizens.
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Clebarne
Envoy Presented to Queen Regent at Madrid Court
Special Representative of the President arrives in Madrid and is received by the Queen Regent. May 14 report notes the United States appointing an envoy to the extension of King At torey XII. The envoy, M. Curry, presented Roosevelt’s letter to the monarch in a formal audience.
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Diplomatic overtures amid Spanish greeting to queen regent
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