American's View of Mexican Matters
A veteran railroad man describes Mexico and American investments. He notes political steadiness, a growing capital, and plans for a grand new hotel in Mexico City. He cites trade negotiations on coffee substitutes, expanding rice cultivation, and a thriving timber industry as American interest focuses. He plans to travel to New Orleans to pursue a further brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Enoay
Frteroceante
Cailroni
Mexigny
Nan
Mexted
Vaub
Republic
Cunbing
Bub Tie
Americ
Canning
Paign
Tipdates
Dean
Elosine
Investaars
Oteyite
Elise Ray
Walt Fen
Hwen
Efort
Alin
el Io
Camius
Dir
Ann
Uuming
Cresent
Mexicans Plan Big Celebration in City
A fragmented notice outlines a Mexican community plan for a weekend celebration to greet a visiting committee. Officials named include Velasquez, Velencia, and Velia, with television coverage and local venues mentioned. The event aims to showcase cultural activities across branches and surrounding districts.
Southern Pacific Immigration Agents Named in Houston Meeting
A Houston gathering of Southern Pacific Immigration Agents announced the selection of new officials including Frank Wassenuer as agent in charge with Watson named industrial immigration head. The department now staffs about 150 men, with many from Illinois Indiana and Ohio, and detailed budgets show investments in plants, lines, and depots totaling over five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Vex
Ang
Bunthern Pat Sand and Lantgractoh
Hich Hogan
Ltlners
Ammerson
George Gh
Kanasel
Seewentry
Treasure
Stnney Watson
Uy Lie
Texas Central
Southern Pacific
Ims
Senger Agen
Andergen
Watson
Andersen
Galveston
Amy Wickely
Doalvial
Jesy Rep
Reconstruction era plea for work and shared prosperity
Fragmented prose depicts a rural community seeking relief through jobs and fair trade, urging cooperation among towns, printers, and institutions. It notes the lure of low-cost goods, school and church ties, and a call for practical work to sustain families amid hardship. Community voices reference industrial centers, local services, and the need for mutual support.
Mustangs Build Early Lead In Road Victory
A fragmented report covers Mustangs on the road beating Galveston as pitchers and batters show strong early offense. It notes scores and lineups across multiple games including Houston, Beaumont, and Dallas, with mentions of National and American League results and local park double headers.
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Dianyand
Ein Leagiera
Independents
Wort
San Joonston
Evar
San Pedro Park
Moreuilia
Bro Pedro Pi Hin
Weill
Clark
Newton, Weller & Wanner Co
Pelk Jewelry Co
Hack
Ofer
Tigers
Mission Trowns
Were
Mayerick-Clarke
July Breaks Rate At World's Fair Patched Text
The fragmented OCR text discusses attendance at the World’s Fair, noting July’s impact on visitor numbers and trends during the fair’s opening. Mentions May figures, weekly totals, and observers predicting growing crowds as the event continues.
An Evening Thought Covens Alter to Every Chrintry
Fragmentary OCR notes reference covenants and changes in tone with mentions of Hons Co and an address 608 F. Taitston St. The text shows garbled phrases and likely early 20th century organizational or legal notice wording with unclear specifics. Entities include Dut tone pollfemesa La Py Ene and Hons Co.
Maximus Stronghan Show At Fair With Surprises
An old style announce of a grand fair program featuring Maximus Stronghan and actor-sketches. It promises feats by a celebrated impresario, pyrotechnic displays by Gordon, a musical act, dancing acts, and a rapid pace of performances. The piece extols novelty stunts, a weaponry and motor display, and a dramatic grand finale under the Rivage of Rome motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Pickett
Iris Reash
Maximus
Pia
Patt Winton Bullet Ankabli
Sami
TDI
Gordon
Rey Fireworhs
Arange Fop Ils Company
Clare
Phobos
Status of cotton in Texas shows widespread damage
Cotton Belt suffers boll damage and weed infestations as rains ease and picking nears. Reports from Galveston to New Orleans note some fields in fair condition while others experience shedding and boll weevil damage. Prices in futures markets hinted at volatility amid forecasts of continued pest pressure and variable weather.
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Nexis
Éay
Antonio
Seramyle
Gustalias
Galveston
New Orleans
Weatier
New York
Texas
Ava Mn
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Orth & Co
Guccetsore
Cargill & Richardson
Frost Nathongi Buak
Aes
Lela
Ducidant
Antonio Juhy
Dios Velacia
Telvision
Abe Lollow Hus
Velesiata Marth
Finn Preshlenie A
Plonch
Cnero
Sayat
Rayertar Sayers
Timar
Cheanelér
Hastly GaMrhi
Acai
Devoe
Springall
Salt Houston Street
Nic Peters Gor
Leona
Zavalla
Theo
Magott
Commerce
San Antonio Commission CO
Main Plaza
Chicago
New Yok
ST. Louis
D. Breen & Co
Southern
Pacific Immigration
Agents
Develorment
Incing
Ota
Miia Dellolss
Roils & Spies
Ate
Ayilin
Apt
Alewisline
Chietiga Yestoriey
Bh & N
Anon Hd
Thomas Willey
Marvey Trai
Yainieinie
Wething i. S
Orchester
Gallan
Arnin
Mustangs
Slater
Deaumone Wus
Faelly
Decidez
Leveal
Ask. Sia
Wismerey
Baby Ruth
Wong
Ie Mustangs
San Antonio
OL Dane
Siatoc
Reuther
Page
Beaumont
Houten
Reaumont
Orphany
Jarvis
Beaumont Tlv
Gerla Yy Whith Mieleagwe
Dallas
Gorshana
Fez
M—Tallas
Mia Talay
U Sere
Little Rock
National League
Cinelnnotl
Teaitiay Vinearaires
Detrai
Washington
Whehington
Detroit
Bok
Boston
CuavatMl
Philadelphia
Chigagn
New
Hons & Co
F. Taitston
Vollmer & Crawford
Avenue D
Reasonabl Street
Maximus Stronghan
Pempeli
Ramée
Tom Coleman
Hamlin
Duke
Washington Stars
Bob Weevil
Gottalg
Hases
Iti
Tata
Brjol
Centar
Weonda
Halbon
Oheung
Antoaly
Tonia Opty
Aity Wal Lingnasium Pauls
Anpns & CG
Linuston
Alamo
Lone Btas Brewing Ca
Crystal Saloon
Berliner
Simms & Ford
Props
Star
Star Installment Co
Coney Island Bar
EO Alamo Plaza
Gus Klamt
Prof
Severy
Western Star Cockpit
Tom Black
S. W. Commerce
Eadacko
H. GC. Rees Optical Co
Com. St
End St. Mary, St
SAN Antonio Beer
W. G. Wagner
Gan Marcos and
Seal Streets
Irving
Wizard
Tom B. Johnson
Houaton
Ale
Rische Brosaie
Silver King
ARF
Vines
Pulite Myentton
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