Speech by Ferguson offers Texas capital welcome
The article reports Governor-elect Ferguson urging Texas citizens to welcome outside investment and protect capital in state industries. It notes his vision for industrial growth and his stance against obstructing capital, as spoken at Freeport during KE Swenson's visit. Also mentioned is the death of pianist Mike Goggan of San Antonio at age 60.
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Ferguson
Freeport
KE. P. Swenson
New York
Texas
Commonwealth
Colorado votes dry by eleven thousand verdict
Last month Colorado adopted prohibition by a majority of 11,572, with 129,589 for and 118,017 against. In Texas, Austin announced a scholastic census showing about 3,250 saloons for the state, amid roughly 3,106 existing saloons.
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Colorado
Prohibition
Austin
Texas
Rural Texas school study aims at new law
State education chief Doughty studies rural school conditions in Texas to present findings to the next legislature. The piece notes upcoming speakership candidates Newt Williams J F Nichols and J W Woods. It cites October vital stats births 4554 deaths 2034 and 42 sets of twins.
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Doughty
Texas
Austin
Newt B. Williams
McLennan County
J. F. Nichols
Hunt County
J. W. Woods
Fisher County
King Cotton Struggles in War Shaped Markets
Peter Radford surveys how European conflict devastates cotton as a central American staple. He argues prices collapse, markets shrink, and American farmers face billions in losses while urging cooperative storage, credit reform, and federal relief to stabilize the sector.
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Milady
Congress
Sword
Europe
America
South
Farmers’ Union
Southland
High water mark of perfection outpaced by marketing
The passage compares ancient systems of storage under government supervision to modern marketing, noting primitive methods despite historical advances. It contrasts how Joseph stored surplus for Pharaoh with today’s many dreamers and few builders, urging practical development.
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Joseph
Pharoah
Josephs
Mrs Krueger Hosts Large Birthday Anniversary Party
Mrs John Krueger entertained many relatives and friends last Saturday afternoon for her birthday anniversary. Dainty refreshments were served and those present had a most enjoyable time.
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John Krueger
Bunjes School Social Notes and Visits
Frank Proschko moves to a new home this week. Miss Hilda Roeder travels to Cuero to visit relatives. Ama Draeger and Mrs E H Blame converse after a Sunday visit. Martha Sander spends Sunday with Amma Roeder. Fritz Behlen visits son-in-law Jno Seidenberger and Julia Chlastak of Moulton visits Shiner. Henry Koether returns from Westhoff after visiting relatives. Fritz and Martha Sander visit their son John Sander. Best wishes are sent.
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Frank Proschko
Hilda Roeder
Cuero
Ama Draeger
E. H. Blame
Martha Sander
Amma Roeder
Fritz Behlen
Jno. Seidenberger
Julia Chlastak
Moulton
Shiner
Henry Koether
Westhoff
Fritz Sander
John Sander
Will
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Lucas Rehmet
Cleburne
Wichita Times
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Peter Radford
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Missouri
Lees
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