Texas News Roundup Details Fatal Fall and Local Incidents
A 10 year old boy died after attempting to jump onto a milk wagon in Fort Worth. Greenville reports 11 cent cotton filling large warehouses. Plans for a new battleship costing about 6 million dollars are presented to Congress. Burglars steal pistols and cash from Bond-Turner Hardware in Hillsboro. A Red River County family welcomes triplets. two boys survive two days. Sears Roebuck & Co of Dallas incorporated. Dallas barber J G Peterson fatally shot over a dispute. Fire destroys Fate Boyd’s gun in Ellis County. Ernest Rosseaux, 18, killed by freight train in Terrell area. Sam Miller of Melissa dies at home. Belton Temple Traction Company reports flattering annual results. Fort Elliot land auction planned. A Katy train accident near Fate. Dallas grocers prepare a pure food exhibit for national meeting. Eight bond-forfeiture cases filed against saloon bondsmen. Cotton mill stock organized for Tyler. Glidden undertakes transcontinental motor trip from Boston. </S:
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Congress
Bond-Turner Hardware Company
Hillsboro
Lon Couch
Italy
J. R. Lee
Red River County
Sears, Roebuck & Co. of
Texas
Dallas
Capital Flock
R. W. Sears
E. L. Scott
FP. M. Hatch
A. B H. Loeb
J. Rosenthal
A. M. Stafford
General Land Office
Fort Elliot
Wheeler County
Dick Kenara
Hughes Springs
Katy
Retell Grocers
National Association of Retail Grocers
Dalles
Farmers Union urged to build and unite for better yields
The text urges Texas Farmers Co-Operative Union members to cultivate workers, resist market disruption, and promote cooperative farming. It calls for efficient labor, shared branding, coordinated planting and marketing plans, and stronger community action to improve the cotton trade and household prosperity.
Poultry Raising and Farm Welfare Urge Balanced Attention
A farmer urges consistent poultry care as the cleanest income on the farm and notes wasteful fertilizer practices in Texas. He warns against stagnation, calling for active growth, vigilance, and adherence to the maxim to try all things and hold fast to what is good.
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West
Fertilizer Trust
East
Texas
Union Talk and Lessons on Poverty and Land Monopoly
A pamphlet urges commitment to the Union and farming interests, arguing occupations not aiding agriculture are harmful. It links poverty to crime, warns against land monopoly, and notes Farmers Union members can obtain free Agricultural Department bulletins from Washington for farming guidance.
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Ute Son
Agricultural Department
Washington
Winter Shelter Sought for Stock to Endure Cold
The piece argues livestock need winter shelter after a hot summer and exposure to wind. It claims improving stock conditions in spring will repay protection given in winter and condemns cruelly exposing animals to harsh elements as brutish.
Ambition to Build and Power of the Producers
The passage urges workers and co operators to pursue just prices and constructive effort. It contrasts ambition with those who tear down and calls for home building, unity among producers, and a belief that power lies with organized labor as they travel through the country.
Farmers' Journal Calls for Land Reform in Texas Vote
The Farmers' Journal argues renters deserve ownership and opposes land taxes, urging Texas voters to back land reform. It questions why hardworking farmers rent and suggests renters could be motivated to support policies favoring massive land holdings for speculation.
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Texas
Farmiers’ Journal
Jesus in Gethsemane lesson text
A detailed study of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane notes his sorrow, prayer, and human vulnerability. It contrasts Jesus’s submissions to God’s will with Peter James and John’s sleepiness, and references parallel gospel accounts and practical Christian reflections.
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Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
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Judas
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Zebedee
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John
Mark
V.a
Luke
Matt
Romer’s Retort Delights Court In Sharp Exchange
In a Court of Appeal Sir Robert Romer, renowned for brevity, overruled Justice Rigby’s long preface with a calm quip. After Rigby finished, Romer declared I still acres, provoking a round of hearty laughter from the assembled judges.
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Robert Romer
Justice Rigby
Court of Appeal
Sir Robert
Justice Romer
Appeal Court
Waitress Compliment Sparks Odd Soup Exchange
In a quirky exchange, Dibbs remarks on a waitress’s hair matching her tomato soup while Binks replies over a long unidentified remark. The dialogue showcases playful banter centered on appearance and food.
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Dibbs
Binks
Milwaukee
Jimplecute Year Subscription Offer
The notice promotes a yearly package offering 156 copies for a great value. It urges readers to subscribe at the Banner office to secure their money's worth multiple times.
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Banner
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