Price Fixing in Cotton Market Exposed by Wills Point Chronicle
The Wills Point Chronicle accuses Odore H Price of engineering an oversized cotton crop to depress prices during fall and planting seasons. The goal is to create oversupply so the “over-production racket” can be used again, harming farmers.
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Lathrop & Gray’s Market
Jefferson
Texas
Theodore H. Price
Price
Wills Point
Wealthy Waxamaker Family Holds Record Life Coverage
The Waxamaker family in Philadelphia reportedly carries a total of 8 855 000 in life insurance, claimed to exceed every other family in the world. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup praised for women and children for its mild action and pleasant taste. Government buys 310 acres near Fort Sam Houston and 17 000 nearby to serve as a drill ground for troops.
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Waxamaker
Philadelphia
J. F. Crow Drug Co
U. S
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Curtep Pararo-Select Potatoes Fry to Delicate Brown
Curpep Pararo selects nicely shaped potatoes and fries rolled strips until a delicate brown, keeping the coil intact. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for burns and piles with genuine DeWitts branding noted. A Duluth man performed a roller skate loop with ten inch wheels weighing twenty seven pounds.
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DeWitt
de Witts
B.O. de Witt & Co
Chicago
JF Crow Drug Co
Duluth
Winslow’s Boothing Syrup Promoted for Mothers and Children
An old advertisement extols Winslow’s Boothing Syrup used for over sixty years and claimed to soothe teething pain, ease wind, cure diarrhoea, and relieve crying. It is marketed globally by druggists, urging buyers to insist on Winslow’s and not other brands.
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Winslow
Boothing Byrup
W C T U to Meet May 10 in Memorial Note
The W C T U will meet with Mrs. Sarah Taylor on Thursday May 10 at 3 30 p m. The W T U memorial honors Mrs. Frank who died April 27 1906 she is described as a noble woman who spent forty years in good works and aiding the town. Her loss is deeply mourned and she is praised for charity sweetness and dignity.
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H. A. Bewefield
Sarah Taylor
Mrs. Frank
Bulab
Nacogdoches Plain Dealer
Stomach Cure Praised By Faisona Resident Mrs Martin
Six months of stomach trouble cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mrs Martin says she can eat anything now and is proud of the medicine. Also notes Panamanian work and banana raising costs and easy harvest in a Kansas City Journal quote.
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I. A. Hicks
Iredell
Texas
Sue Martin
Faisona, Miss
Chamberlain
Republic of
Panama
Dillwyn M. Hazlett
Kansas City Journal
Rainbow of Hope Inspires Amid Storm and Trials
A mix of poetic verse from the Atlanta Constitution and civic notices recounts spring optimism alongside reports of disaster. A Bellevue tornado claim of about fifteen deaths and widespread injuries follows a string of medical, legal, and maritime notes from New York to New Hampshire.
Reforms urged by Greenville finance committee on graft and honesty
The Greenville Messenger reports the finance committee urged officers to follow strict law and reject convenient but improper practices. They call for impeachment if needed, removal of loose leaf ledgers, and traceable records. The piece stresses public sentiment and intelligent reform to curb graft in county offices and uphold accountability.
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Finance Committee
Greenville Messenger
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised By Willimantic Man
The piece cites Alvin A Stimpson of Willimantic Conn who nearly lost hope after many remedies failed but says Foley's Kidney Cure cured him with four bottles and restored his health. It also notes general warnings about kidney disease and urges timely treatment. The item touches on local drug ads and mentions related health advocacy.
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Joyce
Sullivan St
Claremont, N. H
Foley
J. F. Crow Drug Co
Alvin A Stimpson
Willimantic. Conn
J.f.crow Drug Co
Texas Onion Crop Advances Despite Tough Conditions
A brief note reports the Texas onion crop beginning to mature, described as of good size and growing in earnest amid scarce resources. The fragment hints at agricultural progress during a lean period for growers.
Federal appropriation plan allocates funds to Texas cities
Washington advises Texas will receive about 800000 dollars from the Congressional Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds. Houston gets 250000 for its post office. Dallas Enlarge Federal building 20000. Fort Worth 150000. San Angelo 80000. Texarkana 100000. Eagle Pass 50000. Gonzales 50000.
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Washington
Texas
Congressional Committee On Public Buildings
Houston
Federal Building
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Angelo
Texarkana
Eagle Pass
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