Aaskob Urges Policy Shift on Prohibition and Platform
AASKOB AGAIN URGES ORY WASRINGTON D C April Pi Aneibes enegestion Demme teaty avoid atraddiing adopt 192 plat tura contracer sind sulsjnets including prohibition lertore raat parte Leluy home rule plan and a 194 question. He argues for a clear platform with prohibition as a core issue and calls for leadership, tariff dealing, farm relief, old age and unemployment insurance, a five day work week, and altered Sherman law to ease mergers, while contrasting party positions with the Republicans.
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Wasrington
D.C
Pi—Aneibes
Demme Teaty
Hp Asker
Cenventina
Cartinohe i
Mita
Democratic Party
Courarems
Republican Party
KMN Moskob
Liberal Artit Nic
Portland
Develo
Serate
Houses of Representatives
New Kingsville Trustees Chosen
HINGLYVILLE Texas April 6 Croskshire Edrington Herrel and Plummer were elected Saturday from eight candidates for the Wil Mile board of trustees. Fadepoodint sawed distr idkington is. zeaesq audivar for the Museum Pacifig lines, and the Giber successful candidyyes are mer chantis. Mrs Q A Smithe preri borne, and the waly woman sn the Tape Bar deRtaled hen nerpom anaes gin. Other on Budersba witdates were Ciarls auik and C YT Mteed.
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Hinglyville
Texas
TM. Croskshire
L. M. Edrington
B. M. Herrel
Yhermon Plummer
Wil Mile
Budersba
Ciarls Auik
C. YT
Order Bids for Bird Cage Work
City clerk authorized March 10 to advertise bids for a bid opening on April 1 for railing work at Mortrity Bridge. Submissions from several firms were reviewed, with one company accepted for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kethler
Fe Revenufo
Mortrity
Motion to Adjourn Legislature Made
Fragmentary report notes a motion to adjourn the legislature appears with names such as ASTIN and Sen Antonin. mentions dates around April and May and actions delaying further proceedings. The unreadable text hints at parliamentary steps and upcoming days for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Antonin
Arles
Junction Host to Press Association Spring Convention
The Spring Convention of the Heart of Texas Press Association will be held in Junction on April 18. Officials Tron Moleman Tarrinett and Harri Schwenker announced the event with a preconvention dinner on Friday night April 17. The program features outdoor recreation and sports activities at the pavilion of the Rint courts.
Rockne Mass to Honor Plane Crash Victim Knute Rockne
Memorial services planned for Knute Rockne, famed football innovator, who died in a plane crash. Mass at St Marys Church at 8 15 am followed by high mass. Leaders from Notre Dame and military posts expected. Archbishop Brossner unable to attend due to illness.
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Knute Rockne
Nalinnal Sport Ligure
Naker
Football
Histors
St. Marys Catholic Church
Nolra Fame Club
Southwest
Lewnard Mark
Alg
Dussenu
Mie
MeNamark
U. Edward's Univ
McNam
Notre Dame
Sterline
Weert Point
Arthur J. Brossneets
Confernion Lowe
Rom
Grain Market News From Chicago and Texas Movements
Grain market notes show mixed signals with wheat bids easing and corn futures volatile. Reports mention domestic trading, price levels like 60 downward, and peanut and flour prices. details include Antonio Grady and Parulis flour, with totals around 2.55 for shipments and 12 per hundredweight for peanut butter.
Unclear Cotton Market News From New Orleans and Liverpool
The report outlines erratic cotton trade activity with limited gains and losses across markets in New Orleans and Liverpool. It notes fluctuations in futures, signals cautious sentiment after the war, and mentions export demand and moisture concerns affecting North American prices.
Texas Woman Publishes Novel About Frontier Texas Life
Api C U Evelio Mereo, daughter of former Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Harry Mile Jor, authors a rotundaire tale titled The Life and Ventures of Amy Lightfoot. Set against Texas frontier growth from 1840s railroads to a booming Southwestern city, the work follows Arar Lightfoot, daughter of Phil Lightleet, as she navigates love, society, and self-definition through Dixon era conflicts and progress.
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Dallas
API
C—U
Evelio Mereo
Lieutens Ant
Harry Mile Jor
Hallas
Lesus
Alfred M. King, Inc
New York
Hiltion
Rome
Amy Lightfoot
Frontier Beauty
Tolk
Lork
Arar Lighlunt
Gillon Vis
Phil Lightleet
Virginia
Vexey
Molly O'Shaughnesty
Volk
Bus
Polka
Poultry Produce Prices In Fort Worth Market Report
Fort Worth notes April market activity with upended potato prices and limited trading. Reports cover Texas shipments and regional prices, including Colorado shipments and New York egg and butter markets, with varied futures and packing details.
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Fort WoaTit Rurarues
Fort Worth
Texas
Tracy Fort Worth
Adkni Tn Cartute
Warih
Colorado Packeo
Suzeilea
Jaten ‘Teras
Tikes Tau
Petrified Forest Found in Texas by Fossil Expert
STEVENVILLE April 1 9 A large petrified forest has been found in the mountains near Thud er by fossil collector Wolfe. He describes petrified trees some over ten feet tall lying parallel to the ground, resembling the petrified weal of Ariana forests. Dr G I Wielanel and Yale scientists are studying specimens and exploring the new find.
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Petrified Forest
Texas
Stevienville
Thuder
Rata
Wolfe
Reid
Ariana
G. i. Wielanel
Yale
Forsil Rechs
Sherman Plans 10 Year City Improvement Effort
A Sherman planning effort outlines a ten year improvement program for the city. The committee of commerce and city officials prepare a presentation for a local meeting. The plan aims to map future infrastructure and services in the area.
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Sherman
District .E Meeting at Bonham Tontam Ends
A Bonham convention set for April 10 draws district leaders, with planners detailing agenda items and candidate participation. Local officials and attendees prepare for a districtwide gathering, outlining anticipated discussions and logistical arrangements.
Ancient plant fossils found near Stephenville inTexas
Dr. G J Wieland of Yale University reports discovery of fossilized Lycophytan sprens near Stephenville. The find, described as a potential missing link between ferns and higher plants, was made by Ross St Wolfe in Comanche and Erath counties. Yale botanists will study the site further in Texas.
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Weana
Stephenville
G. J. Wielant
Yale University
Vetus
Wieland
Wolfe
Texas
Colorado
South Dakota
San Juan
New Mexico
Arizona
Yale
Livestock Market Bulletin For San Antonio Area
Market data shows cattle and calf prices with bids from packers and traders. Slaughter cattle and calves steady with strong demand for prime beef and lean selections, price ranges listed across multiple categories and regions.
Mystery Cloaks Pigs' Disappearance in Rural Farmyard
Sheriff reports several pigs missing from a farm near Elmhurst. Investigators believe the animals were hauled away by unknown suspects in a truck or bruck. Only eight newborn piglets remain, prompting a search and inquiry into possible hoarding or theft.
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TNA Igan
Ukresening
Borm
Perec
Nates
Sherif
Galveston Party to Choose Ticket
The Independent party in Galveston announced its leadership and upcoming convention on April 8 led by Frank S. Andresan chairing the organizing committee. Committee members include a cadre of officers and officials to be elected, with preparations underway.
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Galveston
Optimists Plan Club in Mexico
April 6 report from El Paso states a group calling itself Gutimieta seeks to establish a new society in Mexico within the next two years, amid rising tensions between the United States and Mexico. The claim is attributed to Toff Harner, a Venaten official connected to the Hichtenath Aiefeiet network in Cocomieia.
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Optimists Plan Club
Mexico
Ele Paso
Gutimieta International
Tnt
Gandwill
United States
Mesien
Toff Harner
Venaten
Foserine
Hichtenath
Cocomieia Vne Serunljonal
Lions Clubs Plan Governor Election
Fragmented OCR reads that Lions Clubs plan a governor election in Port Arthur on April 2. The notice references candidates and states the event will occur in the state, with unclear names and details due to garbled text.
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Lions Clubs Plan
Lameniwin
Veas- Angi
Trane
Shelp Rheirie
Port Arthur
Methodist Institutes to Aid Church Officials
Methodists plan efficiency Institutes across church territory to counter the lay movement. More than 1000 delegates will attend, led by George L. Morelock with Mr. Mavelock conducting sessions in Texas and Oklahoma counties on April 7 through April 9.
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Methodists
Mavelock
J. E. Grawfont
Mu: Tock
Ingarth
Dale
Market Report Shows Bean Prices Dip Amid Broad Declines
Commission firms on Monday reported a drop in Erera beans with quotation at 473 per bushel. Squash fell to 5.70 per bushel, crate yams rose, lettuce per crate up to 32. Prices for flowers and dairy steadied as harvests show ample supply and traders eye end of season trading.
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Foil Commission
von Quotalion
Gramera Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables
A dense listing of produce prices from Gramera market items including beans, citrus, apples, grapes, melons, peppers, potatoes, and more. Numerous entries show unit prices per bushel, crate, pound, or dozen for items such as grapefruit, apples, cantaloupe, cherries, onions, lettuce, celery, strawberries, peaches, and turnips with varied cents and dollar amounts.
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Gubbege
Garrow
Bex
Staniard Givens
Gree
Aozen
Barsley
Fhawdersley
Derielong
Rome
Bruchowe
Asparagie
É Wa
Avacedua
Ingilen Sean
Gmail Basket
Mmuskard Creenm
Patateer
California
Stainé
Bruner
Cence Hadishen
Cancer
Ininach
Baliasa
Texas
Walnuie
Poultry and Eggs Prices and Products Muddle
A garbled market note lists diverse poultry and egg price terms including Mana, Frsrea, Tutsess, crate, and various fertilizers or products with unclear units. The readable fragments hint at price points 18, 28, 30 cents and 39 per crate, but the text remains fragmented and lacks coherent context.
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Mana
Rageiers
A. Agiene Rese
Obelisk at Grave of J. W. Henderson
The article describes an obelisk erected in memory of J. W. Henderson at his grave. It notes a dedication line mentioning F. W. Henderson and refers to a large monument funded by his son Frank Henderson as stated in the will. The piece highlights the pioneer legacy and the monument as a significant memorial in the United States.
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Holeton
Anril
F. W. Henderson
Public Utility Regulation Debate Prompts Commission Power Debate
April report outlines a proposed Petouh bill favoring Governor Sterling's plan for public utility regulation. It would keep original rate setting in city hands without appeal to a state commission while allowing commission hearings to proceed to a distant district court.
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Austin
Aipority Report
Mpbi
Sterling
Commission
Distelat Cour
Auilicin
One I
Houston May Ban On Florida Citrus Quarantine Bid
A Texas official reports a proposed Houston ban on Florida citrus fruit amid a quarantine aimed at Florida citrus shipments. The move, defended at a recent Austin hearing, seeks to protect the Florida citrus industry and regional markets from imported fruit under the ban.
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Houston
Florida
Junior Pilot's Flight Delayed in Texas
In Barlinghn Texas on April 1 a junior pilot faces delays as scheduling issues push back the take off of the aircraft Mire Lower Rin Granite Valle to March projected events. Wal lace Hurley will pilot the craft while design work for the ship proceeds.
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Barlinghn
Texas
Valle
Tex Anzelog
New York
Wallace Hurley
Anzeles Ito
Carlsbad Highway Extension Sought
An application was filed to extend Highway 62 from Mayarille to Nisgeca Palla, linking Carlsbad with Mexico. Frankine of Lubbock, president of the Carhad Highway Associations, announced the proposal at the American State Highway Conference in Washington.
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Lbbock
Texan
Carlsbadt Caverna CD
Mayarille
Nisgeca Palla
N.Y
Wanhington
D.C
Je. Frankine
Tubbock
Carehad Highway
Axaociatings
UIC
Xeanindy Tankinswall
Iburh Cannia
Mexico
Smudging With Natural Gas Held Success in Texas
El Paso reports a gas smudging test as successful during a cold snap. Temperatures fell across the Rio Grande valley while orchards were reportedly heated by controlled ignition. Officials from the gas company say the technique worked as planned despite foggy reports.
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Texas
EL Paso
Snnisino
Patiral
Leen
Tel Paso
de J. Bailit
Rio Grande Valles South
G. Brant
AL Loa
Prost
Kulcus Wille
Stockton City Vote Promises New Names on Ballot
April 6 Tesas reports strong interest in the Port Stockton municipal election set for April 7. Two new candidates seek a place on the city ticket amid a contested race for widower and a feud among ward leaders. Incumbents Mayor Wo Hose and Councilmen Hake Menslel and Re Bs Tata have served for years and are seeking reelection.
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Fort Stockton
Tesas
Port Stockton
Nwider
Wen
Widteeina
Bennet
Bennett Teed Sinve
Aid S.C. Daughss
Lirten Lingo Lumber
Cink Women Solve Reading Problem in Colorad o
The item notes local efforts to provide reading material for book lovers in the town and county. It mentions Mitchell libraries offering fiction volumes and references to membership fees and available works, highlighting a community effort to sustain a lending collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Tex
Mitchell
Tirlion
Raucher to. Blast for Gold Deposit in County
In this fragment from a Marathan area page, a confrontation over a gold and salt venture is hinted. Mentions Raucher, Stroman, and local figures near Tormen county and Lyons, with references to a mining effort and regional prospects. The text is garbled but points to an exploration or blast related event in the area.
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Raucher
Wexae Apeil
New Trial Granted for Kirkland in Gary Murder Case
In Valparaiso April 5 a judge granted a new trial for Virgil Kirkland a 20 year old Gary mill worker convicted of the murder of Arlene Draves a Gary schoolgirl last November 29. The court voided evidence in the first trial and ordered a retrial citing juror issues and sympathy for the family.
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Valparaiso
Virgil Kirkbind
Gary
Arlene Draves
Genntei
Grant Crain
Packer
I Steel
Chicago
Rirklaut
Tiale i Jie Wits Pot
Penling
Ion
Mquar Paris
Woman Judge to Hear Dallas Cases in April
G2) Genevieve Te Ching of Cleveland Ohio the only woman judge in the federal customs service will arrive in Vallad April 10 to hear appeals and cases against imports in Dallas. Cortes E Mobinson in charge of the Dallas work and Judge Chine anticipate one of the largest cases in the history of the local customs office with about 30 pages of hearings held here twice annually.
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Dalvar
Sunge
Genevieve Te Ching
Cleveland
Ohio
Customs Service
Vallad
Lear
Lon
Cortes E. Mobinson
Chine
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Ory
New Kingsville
Junction
Press Association
Rockne
Zezoris
Crain
Carn
Declan Fertser
Antonio Grady
Csale Hioutes
Crete
Peanut Bay
Lane
Paunde
Bounds
Enicar
Sorin
Guatu Lane
Orveane
Liverpool
Noldays
Baturdar
Murstz
Delia
Resalies
Winnipeg
Duites
Organ Damarea
Cera
York Costun
Mere Orleans Futpres
DEANE
Aly
Suton Ateagy
Jeter
Uae
Tome
Meade Wass
Texas Woman
Evelyn Miller Pierce
Story of State
York
Revelore
Neads
Greumners Weberther
Cinsky
Hesey
Fares Shade Bukser Mientmola
Avril
Murer
Carlola
Eatra
Rein
Corey
Hecelpis
Tate
Sig
Searege Wacker EL
Asnsas
ERBAE
Feulier Creamere
Auarelse
Bonham
EAN Antonio Livestack
Piteret
Vetlork
Lodat Marie
Samnicra Coramisalon
Slordar Canzerm
Utters
Rhalee
Romman
Pga
Lola
Sausane
Ely
Abkirg Tower
CME
Tivestock
Fearnet Alow
Cabven
Ses
Mystery Cloaks
Maveston
Tesari
Eis
S. Andresan
Craamlifee Om Organizscl
Seanouneed
Perinivein
Xo de
Montreal Beert
Jo Feth
J. W. Henderson
Petouh Billow
Special Board
Tarling
Julia de Valley
Miso
Meneron
San Antonio
He ‘Valley
McDonald
John 4. Moors
Chamber of Commerts
Tepis
Moore
Miranece
Plorita
Eitrus Imonny
Orange
Pel Re
Frem McDonald
Carlsbad
Ft, Stockton
Kirkland
Listen Securities Corporation
Curitier
Crockett
San Anlenio
Trew
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