Graphic Picture of Last Scenes in Lost Cause Surrender
Eye witness account from Burnet Bulletin page describes April 8 1866 brush fire scene with General Robert E Lee and generals Gordon Longstreet and Pendleton as they discuss surrender terms. Grant and Lee meet at brick house to finalize parole while soldiers express grief and honor.
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Lee
Robert H .Lee
Uncle Bob
Longstreet
Leutenant
Gordon
Fitzhugh Lee
Pendleton
Worka
Federala
Confederacy
Council
General Gordon
Lea
Grant
Ord
Lae
Ling
Henry Ford Urges Self Help and Farm Partnership
Henry Ford argues for self reliance through land cultivation as a buffer against unemployment and economic swings. He cites a minimum wage history, advocates family plots, group farming, and partnerships between urban workers and farmers to lift welfare burdens and boost demand.
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Beneft
Peone
Ory
Ford Motor Company
Ford Dealers
Texas industrial notes show varied road and facility projects
The Wellington Fort Worth and Denver line builds a railroad station for 15000 dollars while funds of 23540 go to widen roads and rebuild bridges from Lufkin to Neches River on Highway 94. Texas beef cattle value reaches 62500000 from 1931 survey with many local developments and new facilities including refineries, canneries, and schools across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Foft Worth
Denver Northern
Lufkin
Nech's River
Texas
Dallas News
Hannah Construction Company
Sierra Bianca
Lasca
Crowell
R. H. Cooper, Jr
Erwin
Brownfield
W. H. Harris
Yorktown
Baird
M. Sigal
Sigal
Alvin
Rogenberg
Rosenberg Bottling Works
Austin—Rhodes Milling Company
Fort Worth
Sabine River
East
Borger
Joe Clark
Real sympathy requires action not mere words
The piece argues true sympathy shows in deeds not vows. It says heartfelt concern means backing it with concrete effort to ease others burdens, even if only through a simple kind gesture.
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Houstof Chronicle
Manuel Texas Company Prepares Belcher No 3 Well
Extending west to Carbondals, Manuel Texas Company erects several derricks on the oil field preparatory to drilling a new well known as Belcher No 3.
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Manuel Texas Company
Phillips Holmes Looks To Break Through In Broken Lullaby
Phillips Holmes discusses his film career and future goals in a Hollywood interview. He aims to become a star while choosing strong screen parts, prefers sympathetic roles yet accepts tarnished characters, and expects to work hard on multiple pictures to refine his craft. He contrasts stage and screen work, notes the demands of movie hours, and cites past roles including Her Man and An American Tragedy as benchmarks ahead of Broken Lullaby with Lionel Barrymore and Nancy Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Holmes
Paramount
Lantex Theatre
Holmes
Hollywood
Phil
Dilay
Peter Tbbetson
Jan
Lionel Barrymore
Nancy Carroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burnet Bulletin
Uttar
General Sheridan
Robert
Georgia
Alabama
Weil
South
Henry Ford
Texas Industrial Review
Matamoras
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Victoria
Mexico
Barto McLendb
Pilot Point
City
Roberts County
Woodsboro
Cushing
J. L. Davenport
Orange
Star
Lester Treadaway
Fort Stockton
Lilah Walker
Sibock
Hockley
Water Department
Snyder
Ball Park
Austin
Texas University
Donna—R. Hull
Valley Exchange
Throckmorton
H. L. Freeman
Jim Galloway
Sun Oil Company
David G. Hall
Orange Leader
Eaxle Pass
Alpine
Southern Pacific
Cuere
South Texas Coaches
Fischer
Church Street
Spur
Spur Motor Company
Aze
Orange Products Cons
Neill's Plumbing
East Dale Street
Huntsville
C. F. Ricks
Crawford
Carl Simpson
Jacksonville
J&. P. McElwrath Construction Company
Rusk County
Iina
Mt. Pleasant
Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Jefferson Avenue
Eagle Pass
Chano Ridjay
Seems
Border Motor Coaches
del Rio
van Horn
Presidio County
Hae
Yoakum
Dore
Roche Bros
Ail
Bawle County
Maud
A. B. Brannon
Oakland Ave
Gaffney
J. D. Derbandt, M. D
Llano, Texas
Phillip Holmes
A. H. Schorlemmer
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