Weldon Bally for President in 1912
Fragments show a joking call for Joseph Weldon Bally as presidential candidate in 1912. No clear endorsements or organized campaign details are provided. The text resembles a parodic or informal persuasion note with uncertain attribution.
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Joseph Weldon Bally
Free correspondence course in agriculture to start in October
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas will commence a free correspondence course in agriculture in October. The program aims to educate farmers and interested individuals through remote study methods and experts guiding coursework.
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The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Tuomas Declines Open Lt Governorship Nomination
Former contender H Bascom Tuomas decides not to challenge A B Davidson for the lieutenant governor nomination. The move ends the contest for the party’s ticket and consolidates Davidson’s lead.
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H. Bascom Tuomas
A. B. Davidson
Senator Bailey Given Warmest Ovation by Texas Democrats
Delegates at the Texas democratic state convention gave Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey the most enthusiastic ovation ever seen for a man in the South, reflecting strong support for his leadership and agenda.
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South
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
Governor Campbell Enters 1912 Senate Race in Texas
Announcement from Austin states Governor Camp bell will seek the United States Senate seat in 1912 to succeed Joseph Weldon Bailey. The message signals a major Texas political move as the campaign begins.
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Austin
Campbell
United States
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Tommy
Texas A and M College sees surge in applications
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas reports a flood of applications and expects about one thousand students to attend the session opening September 27.
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The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Omaha Mayor Dahlman Wins Nebraska Democratic Nomination
Mayor Dahlman defeats Governor Shallenberger for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Nebraska. An old Texas boy born near Yorktown, Dahlman is noted for his Texan roots.
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Dahlman
Omaha
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Yorktown
Sam and Will Moore Institute Stands Among Top Small Schools
Inquiries rise about suitable schools as families seek the best places to educate sons and daughters. The Sam and Will Moore Institute of Moulton is praised as the best equipped graded school of its size in the state, with few institutions three times larger matching it.
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Sam and Will Moore Institute of
Moulton
Obituary and local notes from Boursville Aug 1910
Miss Millie Melchar died at Moravia after weeks with appendicitis. Funeral held in Schulenburg Catholic cemetery. Locals named include Leopold Anders, Adolf Anders, George Gaertner, Annie and Minnie Haas sisters, Annie Melchar. Social visits, moving picture show and field work are mentioned plus a Praha feast. Cotton picking is in full swing.
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Millie Melchar
Morayia
Schulenburg Catholic
Mathis
Leopold Anders
Old Kinkler
Moulton
Adolf Anders
Annie Melchar
Moravia
Joe Kleese
Emil Bartosch
Baursville School
Messrs
Fred
Henry Butschek
Oakland
Tolhink
E. F
R. A. Haas
Annie
Minnie
Henkhaus
Praha
Eppy
Community gatherings and family visits across towns
Exchanges note young people surprised Mr and Mrs Schoppe with a Saturday party featuring ice cream lemonade and cakes. Mrs Eliza Welhausen visited Corpus Christi after attending Epworth League encampment and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp attended the funeral in Barlet and spent time in Moulton. Ed Studeman and his son visited from Moulton and praised relatives in LaGrange.
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Eliza Welhausen
Corpus Christi
Epworth League
Shiner Gazette
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Moulton
Barlet
Good Organization Perfected
Hallettsville Texas August 19 A league of the Bohemian citizens of the county has been organized for the purpose of educating the Bohemian citizens in their political duties rights and privileges A president vice president secretary and executive committee have been elected.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Weather and crops dominate town notes in 1910 diary
Hot dry weather continues with no rain. Cotton is harvested and sold quickly with good prices. Corn and feed are plentiful though some cattle and hogs are being fed less. Wells used as tanks and cisterns run dry. Local residents travel and visit, including Miss Neddie Lee Quebedeaux and Mr J M Bell in Flatonia, S Fletcher Cherry to Dickens county, and Carl Bunting visiting Gonzales. Singing by youth persists in Moulton.
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Neddie L2e
Quebedeaux
Austin
J. M. Bell
Flatonia
Mesdames Griffin and
Cooper
Moulton
Mr. Sletcher Cherry
Dickens County
O.d Moulton
Carl Bunting
Gonzales
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