Texas Grain Dealers Hear Gloomy Crop Outlook At Dallas
At a Dallas convention President Harrison outlined a pessimistic Texas crop forecast. He warned of insufficient wheat for home milling and seed, with corn also underperforming. the meeting urged state crop statistics and measures to stabilize markets while stressing the balance between competition and cautious cooperation among dealers.
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Texas
Grain Dealers’ Association
Dallas
Nee
Oklahoma
Ar Stisouri
Kanes
Harrison
H. BR
Dorsey
Tanith
Tareixon
Mont Negra
Pela
Reat. Pfartipen
Pgs
Marie Stuart Leads in Dramatic Roles Review
A fragmentary notice discusses Marie Stuart in leading dramatic parts, noting favorable reception and health claims tied to a whiskey tonic. It mentions a play by Iphiron Jail with uncertain context and references to physical and mental strain.
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Marie Stuart
Iphiron Jail
Public speakers tout whiskey as health aid in Houston
A fragmented clipping from Houston Texas touts whiskey as a tonic for nerves and strength for women and men. It claims whiskey clears consumption and offers vigor, urging readers to rely on it for mental and physical steadiness despite unclear sources.
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Clerny- Sin
Houston
Tex
Stolen and Lost Horses Across Texas Notice
A sheriff reports horses stolen or strayed in Texas near Houston and San Antonio. Descriptions include a sorrel stallion 25 hands high with branding IM, a 14 hands sorrel mare with a dented nose, and a tall bay stallion with a scar. Names referenced include Aviey, Dr RH, Richard Lee, A Rach, and R Anderson. A $25 reward is offered for information or recovery.
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Houston
Tesax
Richard Lee
Capitol Avenue
Plouston
Texas
Ving Pear
bin Antonio
Arandae Paks Oroxaliia
Band of Main Street
Honiton
Anitie Milks
Hotkies
Teras
Mole
Sears
Ao R. Anderson
Sentence Passed on Federal Prisoners in San Antonio
In the United States district court Williams, colored, received life confinement at the penitentiary in Colorado for counterfeiting. A man named Hordiaby on the reservation at Lareia was sentenced to prison. W. C. Baeguit, seventeen months at Fort Leavenworth for forging postal money orders.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
Dletrier Court
W. C. Baeguit
Fort Leavenworth
Patenting the Airship Nears Completion in Texas and DC
Patenting the airship project moves forward as B. Can Hop travels from Pitwwhneg Texas to Washington DC to procure for Wenpater on the Keechiel airship. The venture shows steady progress with investments and stock activity advancing despite garbled details.
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Texas
Washington, D. C
Intereat
Saorenkos
Burleson County Burglary At Bebenta Junction
A burglary occurred in the southeastern part of the county at Bebenta junction in May 71. Property valued at 170 dollars was taken from Safe Brown in Calswell Texas. No arrest has been made and the suspect is unknown.
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Safe Brown
Burleson County
Calswell
Texas
Bebenta Jm
Equnty
Joe Halrats
Buried Victims of Storms Exposed on Galveston Island
Reports from Galveston Island describe remains of storm victims exposed in shallow graves across Avenue 8 and Forty-fourth Street and at Thirty-fifth and Beach. Officials consider steps to provide proper burial as bodies are uncovered by winds and rain.
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Galveston
Texas
Avénue 8
Forty-fourth Street
Millet
George Franklin
Avenue A
Strain
Taikevlen Cemetecy
Outlook for Encampment at Camp Mabry in July
Austin reports an encampment planned for Camp Mabry in July with a competitive drill for a cash prize. The adjutant general aims for an eight to ten day camp focused on soldier training and inspection.
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Austin
Texas
Camp Mabry
Jobo L. Peeler
Cilin’ Combuter
Toler
Kewure
Elzit Daya
Loys
Mexican War Veterans Hear McKinley Message At Fort Worth
At the Mexican War Veterans meeting in Fort Worth Texas on May 21 a reading of President McKinley’s message responded to by George Pinty president of the association drew attention. Veterans praised the president while noting Mrs McKinley’s illness and the pension issue for veterans.
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Sherman
MS. Davila
Bey
Daling
Texan
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Ren
Tesna
Wuewsarers
Gralti Oat
Wicklin Palle
Ands Mets
Galveston
Texant
Iden
Binte
Future of
Gyty Ns
John EE. Batley
Auto
Texas
TD Pensionera
Fort Worth
Inez
McKinley
Geor
Foley
Georde Py Pintty
Peeshiewt
Axadchittern
Pork Werth
Fravelaco
Meikining
Iieschent aAlcKiley
McKinley Wooderry
Tsien
Atavor Powell We
President Winkke
Wink
Orange News Notes on Mill Work and Local Marriages
In Orange Texas on May 2, contractors push ahead on a new brick mill with fifty carpenters. A Texas block project at J Link corner Fifth Street is drafted for the brick business district. Stone opens a 20,000 brick yard while Thompson building crews prepare walls on Fred Street. A rainstorm benefits crops as pastor T Horne performs a marriage in a fine hall, uniting Edward Butch and Mind Stell A Butlerin from Stark.
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Wroco
Texas
Todas
Grand Ledge
Ilepits Avind
Katy
Waco
Orange
Astintat
Fifth &Trents
Rex. T. Horne
Pres Oy
Ferlin
Edward Buteh
Mind Stell
A. Butlenin
Starks
Velasco News Items Highlight Bonds and Artesian Well Finds
Velasco Verne May 21 election offered to vote on bonds for a brick schoolhouse with cost not less than 50000. Report notes artesian wells near town with gas discoveries prompting investigation and local speculation on valuable water and irrigation potential. Mr Honnicutt named to Governor Sayers delegation. farm plans and experimental irrigation projects also discussed.
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Velasco
Verne
Jesups
Selva
Aterm Velagvo
Sell Ward
Stobblefield Lake
Kunday
Quintana
Waulker
Pascherae
Barmeros
Ontahera
Fine M.divyun, Jr
Ryan
Tucson
Fourth annual meeting opens for Kings Daughters and Sons of Texas
The fourth annual Kings Daughters and Sons of Texas convention began in Fort Worth on May 21 with limited attendance. National secretary Mrs. Davis and State secretary Mrs. Chavis presided. The day focused on committee reports and constitutional amendments.
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Fort. Worth
Texane
Kings Daughters and Sons of Texas
Ecrelon
Mrr
Davis
B. H. Chavis
Secrom” O
The
Order
Weather Crop Reports Highlight Growth in Cotton and Mixed Yields
Texas and nearby states report mixed progress. Cotton shows excellent growth while corn improves and wheat remains poor in parts. Weekly data to May 20 notes warm mean temperatures around 76 degrees, variable rainfall from gusty showers to drought in places, and widespread pasture and fruit development amid improving weather.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Wichita Falls
Koppert
Galt
Palie
Pre Wet
Oweyer
Grande Valley
Rivers on a Rise Threatens Texarkana Area
Red River in Texarkana district rises toward danger line with water at risk level about eight inches over. authorities set precautions along riverbanks as worst flood threat in years. Damage and loss of property feared as rising waters affect low-lying districts and streets.
Bridges Washed Away In Tex Flood
Milbors Texas May 21 reports that steel bridges on Jecks Brane Willshore and Galt toed nail the Hilehara and Dead Horde foul washed away by flood. Culverts in the section were eroded and farms suffered substantial damage from the high water.
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Milbors
Tex
Jeck
Higher Rise Coming Calvert Tejas May 21
Vardesa from Bragid river reports a twelve foot rise and rising waters along the Bragid river yesterday. Local observers note a higher crest feared as flood conditions develop.
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Calvert
Tezas
Unclear Medical Claim Seeks Sale Through Unknown Providers
Fragmentary OCR text describes a supposed medicine with liver and bowel effects and mentions sales by unnamed parties. The garbled wording makes specific identities or claims uncertain, and no verifiable witnesses or official sources are present. The fragment lacks concrete dates numbers or locations to anchor a full summary.
Live Stock Market Reports From St Louis and New Orleans
Receipts show Texas cattle and Indian steers at St Louis with prices from 3.80 to 4.75, and a lengthy list of consignments and weights from Texas and Kansas yards. New Orleans notes an optimistic outlook for cattle and cows, with steady to soft demand and subdued trading in hogs and sheep.
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Kansas Cupy
Biel
Ronson
Fonlay Howe
Clare
Dulin
Topool
Giorgi Bocc
Pny Hi
Penn Wheere
Pone Ai
MNO
Aavita
GDL
Henna
Montgomery
Motirogor
de Vinci
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Wildhoek
Griffith
Michl
Lisi
Carder
Oellien Chey
LST
Poude
Jawer
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Measida Culpta
Chewny Ti
Felon Telich
Laube
Hid Weaterst Wether
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Tution Sawogee Fay Ae Texane
Apring Lamba
Cattie Recelpta
Jnludiog
Texwne
Aneady
Tecoe God
Odjan
New Orleans
Stork Orvelbnge
Untitled maritime dispatch fragment from port arrivals
Fragmentary OCR notes report steamers Almering from Galveston and Henptonetes to New York, with rudimentary ship names and destinations. Additional lines reference Hauil from Puerto Cortes and other unclear arrivals dated around 21, lacking readable context or clear events.
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Liverpool
Almering
Galveston
Linard
Posse
Henptonetes
Roca
ASAE
Yyork
Mpanna
Aisistan
Afadlil
Fragmentary sports notes from a 1920s North American paper
OCR fragment notes various names and teams including Steiner Barbadian and Monte Ann, with unclear locations and dates. It mentions Olympia, S.C and New ark with scattered references to matches or events. Details are unreadable. core facts cannot be established from the preserved text.
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Celbos North
Oeteun
S.C Olympia Dete
Foamer Hinney
Saothderian
Salli
Steiner Barbadian
Snahi Hl Monte
Ann
Newark
Remarkable Hail Report From Gamp County
A strange hail event near Pittahure on May 2 with distant thunder and reported town impact. Eyewitnesses note odd ice forms believed linked to a weather anomaly, while officials study the scene and record potential damage and patterns.
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