Grand Jury Report To Judge McLean In Kimble County
The Kimble County Grand Jury reports to Judge J. H. McLean after an eight day session. It indicts seventeen counts including three felonies and fourteen misdemeanors, notes good law and order but cites deceitful testimony and bootlegging driving offenses, and urges stricter penalties and enforcement.
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33Rd District Court
J. H. McLean
State OF Texas
Kimble
Kimble County
Texas
Russian Nail Eater Put In Insane Asylum
Moscow report describes Petri the Cossack Tough Man famed for subsisting on nails and vodka. He underwent multiple operations to remove nails totaling about a pound and a half. Unable to pay, he was confined to an asylum to save hospital costs after a third visit with stomach pain.
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Moscow
Petri
Russia
SOME WOMAN, THIS! Neighbors clash over keeping a clean home
A neighbor's reply defends litter avoidance by stressing the impact of sin and a mother's heart, saying muddy footprints blur less than shadows in a life, and that a husband may seek happiness inside the home even if others disapprove. The quotation, from Exchange, argues personal choice over appearance.
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John
San Angelo Police Chief Bates Arrested in Prohibition Case
Carroll Bates, San Angelo police chief, was arrested by federal prohibition officers last Thursday and arraigned before U S Commissioner Jesse T Couch on a conspiracy to violate the National Prohibition Act charge.
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Carroll Bates
San Angelo
United States
Jesse T. Couch
Old Trail Driver James Bunton Dies Near Hye
James Bunton aged 70 an old pioneer of Texas and one of the Old Trail Drivers died Friday afternoon at his home near Hye. His death marks the passing of the last Bunton who signed the Declaration of Independence. Interment was in the family cemetery Saturday.
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Johnson City
James Bunton
Hye
Texas
Bunton
WOUNDED TREES CARE INJURED FRUIT TREES
An exposed surface on a fruit tree invites fungi and wood borers and should be disinfected and coated. If a limb is cut, paint the bark edge with shellac while moist, apply creosote, then cover with coal tar. A creosote coal tar mix or grafting wax also works on small areas.
War on Snakes: Texas Ranchers Battle Rattlers
Stock raisers report a steady drop in rattler numbers as Texas sheep and goat ranchers wage a relentless war. They locate hibernating snakes in rocky caverns and blast them with dynamite, then finish off survivors with six shooters or clubs during the cold season.
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Texas
Eye Care Notice in Dr. Luehrs' Office Friday
Dr. Jones the eye man will see patients in Dr. Luehrs' office this Friday February 22 to discuss eye health and glasses. The ad invites readers to get vision care and eyewear.
Proper care of hides and grooming in different seasons
In cold weather hides and skins can be kept without salting but must not freeze. In warmer seasons skins should be salted promptly. A well groomed horse is as valuable as feed, since grooming removes internal waste through the pores aiding digestion and feed utilization.
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