Mrs David Houston Wite Native Austin Gardener and Athlete
Mrs David Houston Wite, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, is a native of Austin. She enjoys outdoor life, gardening, and is an experienced golfer and tennis player who likes walking.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1913
Page
3
Mrs David Houston Wite, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, is a native of Austin. She enjoys outdoor life, gardening, and is an experienced golfer and tennis player who likes walking.
A fragmentary notice reports a dispute over a small government charge. The readable text hints at a settlement approach but the OCR is garbled, with stray words and misspellings, making the exact actors and location unclear. The item reads like a brief legal or financial notice from a local paper.
Report from Galveston describing the first cargo of Texas products sent to Haiti as a signal of growing commerce. The dispatch notes expectations of profitable trade while noting port conditions and early shipments amid a clamped, unclear text. Named places include Galveston and Haiti, with references to shipments and prospects for open markets.
Confederate groups invite veterans to a gathering, signaling a planned meeting between factions. The event, termed by sources as a bias push, aims to rally supporters and discuss regional grievances amid ongoing social tensions.
Boott announces they do not anticipate a state railroad sale and note a planned purchase of new equipment may proceed. The statement comes as speculation swirls around potential asset transfers and modernization steps.
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