Texas Sheep Industry: Crouch argues for revival and bounty
The Galveston News cites Capt. B. Crouch of Corpus Christi arguing Texas sheep farming peaked in 1884 with 6,226,000 head per USDA and 4,691,000 per assessors. He blames coyotes wolves and depredations, urges a wild animal bounty law, and urges farmers to diversify with flocks of sheep to boost wool and meat output amid favorable climate and range. It notes vast potential Mexican trade through Laredo if local merchants seize the chance.
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Galveston News
Capt. Crouch
B. ©. Crouch
Corpus Christi
Texas
Capt
Crouch
United States Department of Agriculture
Ile
Perea
Apt. Crouch
Weather and politics mix in Texas notes of the day
A long column of Texan chatter covers smallpox fears, tax grievances, pending storms, sugar mill wealth in Hipatec county, San Antonio desires, contrasts of sunny days and drizzle, Rockport and Corpus Christi water channel plans, political literature, youth rights, Bermuda onion harvests in Webb county, a Pittsburg burglar with an undelivered sermon, and the first state’s Taft delegates.
Best way to happiness through resolve against discontent
A maxim notes that true happiness comes from deciding never to feel discontented. Two who tested the idea report that one of the simplest payments is a cash one.
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Twose
Hidalgo County Debts Refute Claims in Advertisement
A county advertisement touts fiscal prudence by declaring Hidalgo County has never carried debt. The message argues sound budgeting, steady revenue streams, and responsible spending as a hallmark of local governance. Officials promote transparency and long term financial health.
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Hidalgo County
Silence Overshadows Political Sky With Ominous Calm
A cautious mood grips the political scene as observers note a quiet, tense atmosphere and faltering public discourse. The lack of visible rallies or decisive moves signals uncertainty about upcoming policy battles and leadership direction.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for Piles Burns and Sores
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a remedy for piles burns and sores. The ad emphasizes soothing relief and practical use for common skin ailments with a trusted brand in typical early 20th century marketing language.
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Dewitt
Baptist Missionary Converts to Roman Catholic Creed
Catholic ceremony in San Lorenzo church baptizes Rev. William H. Sloan a Baptist missionary of Mexico becoming a Roman Catholic. Sloan, who led Protestant work for decades, says he now aligns with Catholicism while intending to remain in Mexico and continue business and residence in the Santa Maria colony.
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San Lorenzo
William H. Sloan
Baptist Church
Mexico
J. A. Reis
Republic
Father Reis
Father de Rivas
Santa Maria
Sloan
J. B. Frisbie
Ignacio Sepulveda
A. A. Acosta
Church of All Lands
Vicente Pimertel
Mr. Sloan
Humble Children Burned In Gasoline Stove Blast
A gasoline stove explosion at Ed Parker’s Humble Texas home while the couple was away left their two children aged 2 and 4 badly burned. Parker, once a resident here, is the grandson of Henry Hershner, a respected local citizen.
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Angleton
Brazoria Co
Texas
Ed. Parker
Humble
Parker
Henry Hershner
District Court Trial Under Way in Morales Duffy Murder Case
In district court Juan Morales faces murder charges over Gregorio Duffy’s death. The State has not yet finished presenting evidence and is expected to rest soon. The defense plans to call many witnesses, delaying jury deliberation. A noon recess extended to two o’clock as the defense began presenting their evidence.
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Juan Morales
Gregorio Duffy
Rosy Baby Medicine Ad from Reed's Drug Store
An old-time drugstore advertisement touts a remedy named Case that supposedly makes a sick baby well again. The copy emphasizes rosy cheeks, dimples, and a gentle tone to reassure worried mothers.
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Reed's
Killed in Jewett Mine in Tex
A tub of dirt fell from a bucket at the Bear Grass coal mine killing C E Baker, who worked with two others at the shaft bottom. The coroner confirmed death. Baker lived near the mine, was married, and left a wife and one child.
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Jewett
Tex
Bear Grass
E. E. Barnes
C. KE. Kaker
A Higher Health Level Says Maine Man on Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine reports reaching a higher health level after using Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming improved stomach liver and bowel function. If the pills disappoint on trial a refund is offered. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
Sell Us Your Rags at The Times Office
Bring clean rags and scrap fabric to The Times office to convert into money at a rate of three cents per pound.
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Times Office
Little Locals headlines from Laredo market week
Local notes report Woods Sisters and Otto H Krause performing next week in Market Hall. Train traffic to and from Laredo includes the Mexico St Louis flyer with over 100 passengers and an extra sleeper. Other items note tax deadline, court activity, and cool dry weather.
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Laredo
Woods Sisters
Otto H. Krause
Market Hall
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Texas Sheep Industry
Russia
Galveston
Aone
Hipatec County
The
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Thosk
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Webb County
Pittsburg
Taft
Baptist Changes Creed
Webb Co. Medical Society
J. T. Halsell
Richter Building
W. BE. Lowry
Milmo Bank
W. W. Macgregor
City Drug Co
H. Sauvignet
Laredo Drug Co
A. W. Wilcox
Wilcox Block
J.T. Ward
Milmo Bank Badl’g
F. G. Gongora
Cor. Grant Street
Fiores Ave
M. T. Seal
Cor. Farragut Street
Convent Ave
R. E
Cockrell
Electric Light
R. E. Younkin
Richter
N. W Cor
Market Plaza
L. G. Ament
Arthur Home
District Court
Jewett Mine
C. E. Baker
Signet
Val Blatz
Milwaukee
Wis
Tiffany
Tur Times
Kate S. Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Morales
Ixtle
Fort McIntosh
Cotulla
Corporation Court
Nuevo Laredo
Atlee
and Atlee
Attorneys-at- Law
Sames, Moore & Co
Edig
A, Winslow
C. C. Pierce
Cor
Farragut Street
R. L. Randell
Milmo Bank Building
Civil Engineers
A. Burr
Salinas Ave
Sames, Moore & Co, Bld'g
Laredo Electric and Railway Company
Frank E. Scovill
Stecker-Quay
South
Department M
J. Steckler Seed Coo., Ltd
Ichard Frotscher’s, Successors
LA 5
Addr C. Co. Pierce
Col
Robt
Fasnacht
Jesus Garcia & Brother
Hidalgo Street
Werner & Ritter
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Farragut St. and
Kennedy
A. Deutz and Brother
SIAM
L. Villegas
Laredo, Texas
FW Ramsay
Grocer and
ReDo Ice Factory
Sauvignet
Consumers Ice & Fuel Co
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