Widespread News From Oklahoma to Texas and Beyond
A farmer William Rogers was found dead in a well on his Muskogee area farm. A Texico New Mexico colony forms from Denison residents. Confederate day fills the State Fair crowds amid Texas events. Panhandle Shoe-Bar ranch sale totals a million dollars with 15 800 cattle. Marshall Tankersley Jr dies in Houston from two pistol wounds. Cousin E B Nicholls under arrest. Spanish Cortes bills army reform. Ada lumberist J B Calvert loses wife in Fourche hotel fire. Mexico appeals for duty-free corn to U S imports. Rail collision near Winsboro NC leaves three dead two injured. Jesse Shain estate valued at 459 759 60. Rogera Well County votes 76 for incorporation. Marshall Texas Pacific settlement reached. Silverware prices rise with bullion costs. Colonel Tibbs dies at 92. National Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets in Philadelphia. Trinity and Brazos Valley rail line equipment moved to Sherman. Pecan crop near Austin forecast light. Colorado River crop failure. Texas State Fair reports largest Sunday crowd 100 000. Carriage Builders Association holds first session in Atlanta. Gun cleaning injury in Buda. Dallas arrests for Sunday law violations exceed one hundred. Bryan to A M College trolley line work begins. San Angelo depot project starts. Mrs. Andrews killed by husband at Stonewall. Patrick Fitzgerald dies in Watonga. Southwest Texas to welcome persecuted Russian Jews per S M Isaacs scheme. Avery stable fire at Naples sustains minor losses. New York Dairy Company forms to control dairy industry. Chicago recruiting station opens for nonunion SP machinists. Cotton compression rules suspended by Railway Commission due to congestion.
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Texas
Carriage Builders National Association
Atlanta
Buda
Austin
Will Meridith
Dallas
Bryan
A. and M. College
San Angelo
Various Texas and national notices and incidents reported
A compilation of items from across Texas and the nation includes bond approvals for Wolfe City waterworks, a deputy marshal’s assassination in Hugo Illinois, budget talks for New York City, and the first bale ginned in Deaf Smith County. Also noted are smallpox in Hillsboro, cattle leasing near Elmo, labor strikes in New York, Gypsy death in New Jersey, and railway service expansions for autumn and winter.
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Hereford
Deaf Smith County
J. F. Dollars
Hillsboro
New York Centre Faces Historic Apple Blockade
New York Centre experiences an unprecedented apple blockage as shipments flood in from the Middle West and Western New York. Prices in this market rise above western baselines, driven by the same crop seeking higher returns in New York.
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New York
New York Centre
Middle West
The Lord's Supper Lesson Text in Jerusalem Upper Room
A devotional study on the Passover meal Jesus shared with disciples in the Jerusalem upper room. It covers the betrayal warning, the bread and cup symbolism, the meaning of this sacrament, and practical points on leaven, obedience, and faithfulness.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Peter
John
Mark
Dippeth
Judas
Luke
London Critics Indignant Over Delayed Reviews
A London debate over the delay of reviews for a new production draws ire from critics who warn it harms public reception. The piece notes a fragmented mix of opinions on timing and audience mood, with social commentary on performances and taste.
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London
Farmers Union calls for clean politics and anti graft in voting
The Commoner front page excerpt urges readers to read widely and avoid trashy papers while promoting clubbed subscriptions. It argues against corporate influence in politics, condemns graft, and calls for Farmers Union to advocate a graft free platform and responsible legislators.
Farmers Union stake out fair prices and education role
The National Co-Operator notes the Farmers Union acts as a business association seeking fair margins for farm products and reasonable prices for supplies. It emphasizes education for children and family well being, while denouncing extortion and urging just, honest, Christian business practices.
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Farmers’ Union
Farmers urged to fertilize land and plant trees in odd corners
The writer promotes using manure to enrich any land, rich or poor, and notes Texas soils respond to manure as well as Eastern soils. He urges planting trees in odd corners to utilize waste land, reduce weeds, and curb pests. He calls for reforms sparked by objections to current conditions.
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Texas
Builders rise for just and equitable prices in industry
The piece calls for stable prices above eleven cents for cotton and fair prices for other goods. It urges producers and fixers to act as builders not slanderers, to promote honest work, home building, and shared prosperity through justice equity and the golden rule.
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Heis
Coloni Ss
South
United States
Thomases
Creator's Law: Labor and Leisure Misaligned
The text reflects a philosophical view that toil and rest are human-made imbalances rather than divine design. It argues individuals shape a system where someone must work while another depends, challenging notions of universal purpose.
Curious Ways of Wild Bees
Curiosity about bee life notes five thousand species and highlights two remarkable examples. The cuckoo bees invade other nests, with progeny living among residents until maturity. The tailoring bee cuts leaves to line its leaf-lined nest cave.
Mistaken Arms and Political Conflicts Quip
A political economist and an anarchist debate targets and methods with blunt humor. The remark notes how few bomb throwers hit the intended person, highlighting misplaced violence and sharp satire.
Subrosa: Greek secrecy and a riddle of words
The passage notes secrecy in Greece linking the term subrosa to a practice of omitting repetition at table. It explains that nothing heard should be repeated, forming the basis for the expression subrosa.
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Greece
The Jimplecase Offer Premium Subscriptions
An advertisement proclaims a yearly Jimplecase deal with 166 copies per year. It urges readers to subscribe immediately at the Banner office to maximize value and secure many times their money.
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Banner
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William Rogers
Muskogee
Denison
Texico
New Mexico
Panhandle
Fort Worth
Marshall Tankersley, Jr
Houston
E. B. Nicholls
Cortes
J. B. Calvert
Ada
Fourche
Little Rock
Ark
Ahumate
Jalisco
Mex
Mexico
Southern Railway
Winsboro
N. C
Jesse Shain
Collin County
Rogera
Well County
Texas and Pacific
Marshall
W. N. Tibbs
Dalton
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Philadelphia
Trinity and Brazos Valley
Sherman
Patrick M. Fitzgerald
Union
S. H. Lookabaugh
Watonga
S. M. Issacs
St. Petersburg
Russia
J. J. Lee
Avery
Naples
E.u
New York Dairy Company
Chicago
Southern Pacific Railroad
Af Cotta
Railway Commission
Wolfe City
Bot Short
Hugo
Ilt
Board of Estimate
Greater New York
Chief of Police of
Dreyfus
Vincennes
St. Dean 'S
Centerville
Miss. Gay
Tom Crampton
Thunday
Ply Whitaker
Penitentiaries
Huntsville
Will Roberts
Limo County
Elm Reach
Louisa Smith
America
Freehold
N. J
Census Bureau
Methodist Bishops
Rochester
N. Y
Convention of
The
Methodist Bishops of the World
Asbury Church
Frank A. Mack
Associated Press
Santa Ana
California
Kansas City
Chickasha
Walter Miller
Jockers
Gulf, Harrisburg and
Madill
Madill Democrat
San Francisco
Quanah
Acme
United States Geological Survey
Trenton
Waxahachie
Greenville
Max F. Fhmeon
W. R. Hearst
Huthes
Christ
Michigan
Farmers Co-Operative Union of America
Dallas News
FT. Worth
Atlanta Journal
Sunny South
Holland's Magazine
Watson's Magazine
Oman
Atlanta Constitution
NEW Idea Magazine
Texas Farmers
Anhandle
the Panhandle
Tae Sut
Denver
A. A. Glisson
G. PA
Pt. Worth, Texas
Texas & Pacific
Night Express
Cannon Ball
L&g.m
L&gn. Express
Hazard
Jafferson
M. E
Christ Church
Guild
Chase TF
Cook
Methodist Church
T. i Anderson
Womans Home S Missionary Society
J. H. Howell Sr
J. S. Lewis
Prager
Dhe
Ald Society
Hyterian Church
Peaer
KR. R. Rives
G. W. Brown
Hig
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter
Wabish Ave
Mourne St
Ill
AL Daca
Callas, Tex
Uarely
Mies
Margaret Bhonts
Washington
Kenny Ives Cobb
ISD7
Dairy- Inc
Uke
Tke
Nomeseekers
E.P. Turner
Con
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