Reagan Dies. Confederate Leader John H Reagan Succumbs
Judge Reagan died Monday at his Fort Houston home near Palestine after pneumonia. Funeral at the family residence Wednesday at 3 p.m. Interment at Palestine Cemetery. He was born October 8, 1818 in Sevier County Tennessee and held multiple posts including Postmaster General and U.S. Senator. He leaves a wife, three sons, and three daughters.
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John Il. Reagan
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Fort Houston
Palestine
Palestine Kaet Lill Potterey
Reagan
Texas
John Henninger Reagan
Sevier County
Tenn
United States Congress
United States Senate
Senate
Lexas Railroad Commission
Japan's Swift Campaign Against Russia Impresses World
Japan displays military genius and bold strategy in a rapid campaign against Russia, drawing astonishment from observers worldwide.
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Japan
Russia
Seminole Indian Kraruvo Hanrso dies at 110 in Shawnee
Kraruvo Hanrso, a noted Seminole Indian and Civil War volunteer, died Sunday in Shawnee Oklahoma at age 110. Also noted is obituary for A C Jones Carr of San Antonio a railroad promoter who died March 2 at 72, with remains to Beeville for interment. Texas boasts leading positions in agriculture and industry.
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Kraruvo Hanrso
Shawnee, Ok
United States
Kindergarten would be optional in public schools under bill
Austin women teachers urged a bill to let trustees decide if kindergartens join public schools powered by a special tax. The proposal traces Froebel origins in Germany and notes U S adoption since 1860s with St. Louis example and nationwide integration.
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Austin
House Committee of Education
Friedrich Froebel
Germany
Hle
Blankenburg
Froebel
United States
Boston
Hoboken
Louisville
Susan Blow
St. Louis
Truckers Meeting At Barney's Hall March Eleventh
The Moulton Truck Growers Association holds its regular meeting at Barney's Hall on Saturday March 11 at 3 pm. Members are urged to attend to discuss farming methods, fertilizers, crop adaptation, and businesslike farming aims. Join, have your name recorded in the association album.
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Moulton Truck Growers’ Association
Barney’s Hall
Sheriff reports blood on clothes could not be identified
A Houston Post special from Halleteville says Sheriff A B Noble carried blood stained clothes of Joseph Stefka to Prof Stilson for testing but was told the blood could not be determined as there were insufficient scrapings. Stefka claims stains arose from hog slaughter.
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Houston Post
Halleteville
A. B. Noble
Joseph Stefka
Shiner
Stilson
Houston
Stefka
Spring Seasons Across Hemispheres
The text outlines how spring is defined differently by region. It notes temperate northern hemisphere months and astronomical dates, southern hemisphere spring months, and distinct tropical and polar season patterns.
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Northern Hemisphere
England
North America
Southern Hemisphere
Russia on the brink of a great revolution
The strike has grown to about 250 000 workers including professors doctors lawyers printers and others. Trainmen may join soon as leaders consider action. Officials fear a major upheaval in Russia while recalling two prior revolutions in 1730 and 1762 involving Peter II Catherine II and Peter III.
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Russia
Peter II
Catherine
Peter III
Catherine II
No Man's Land Dispute Settled for Colorado County
County Judge KE O Meitzen and fellow judges from Wharton and Colorado counties met in Austin with a House committee to resolve the unclaimed triangular land strip between Lavaca south and Wharton north. They agreed the legislature should grant the entire vacant area to Colorado county, ending decades of jury summons and tax confusion.
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KE. O. Meitzen
Austin
Wharton
Colorado
House of Representatives
Lavaca County
Wharton County
Colorado County
Legislative Committee
House Boundary Committee
Meitzen
Lallettsville
How to Treat the Old Folks in March Charms
Mrs. Sangster counsels kindness to aging parents and elders. Keep them active and engaged without treating them as children. Offer warm company, avoid overprotectiveness, and maintain tact to preserve their dignity and happiness in later years.
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Mrs. Sangster
The
March Woman’s Home Companion
Tobacco planters join Lavaca County from Kentucky
J. D. Arnett and B. F. Wright, seasoned tobacco growers, arrived with families to settle Lavaca County and cultivate tobacco with Wright joining T. Y. Hills farm. GC J. Rudgins of the Lavaca Tobacco Co. arranged their move as the advance guard of tobacco planters.
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Aransas Pass
A. B. Deval
J. D. Arnett
B. F. Wright
Kentucky
Lavaca County
Wright
T. Y. Hills Farm
GC. J. Rudgins
Lavaca Tobacco Co
Herald
Cucumber Acreage and Crops Report from Halletsville
The truck growers met in regular session reporting improved onion crop prospects but a January planting suffered a 25 percent loss from a late freeze. Potatoes are planted with about 1200 acres in the county, cucumbers under a pickle contract begin March 15, and a large cucumber acreage is planned for shipment to Northern markets. Corn planting is largely finished and ten days of favorable weather aided farm work.
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Halletsville
Tax Eagle Prompts Signed Letters for Publication
Citizens urged to sign all tax related communications to verify good faith and prevent anonymous submissions. Writers are reminded to ensure legible, one sided pages and avoid unsigned notes for publication.
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Tax Eagle
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Moulton
Br Aman
Truckers’ Meeting
Ballard
Bailard
Gough
Maud Adams
Goldthwaite
Tex
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
SS. & Waz
Aazcore Inst
America
R. A
N.R. Stone
McKinney
W. L. Tooley & Co
John Baur
Geo. Baur
Peoulton Tex
L. A. Meiners
Quicki Chaapin
Eagle Office
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