Trans-Mississippi Congress to Meet in Muskogee
The Trans-Mississippi Commercial congress will convene in Muskogee Oklahoma November 29 to 22. Delegates from states and territories will discuss inland waterways land use and a broader water transport system, public domain settlements mining, and closer ties with Latin republics amid a nonpartisan agenda.
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Luling Locals Note Cotton Rush and Trades Day Plans
Special to The Ideht reports cotton arrivals rising rapidly as merchants see gains from a large pecan crop. Luling and Lockhart teams split a three game series with Luling taking the first two. A big farmers trades day is planned for September 7 to boost local commerce.
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Earth's oldest race dying out in Andaman Islands
A long feature describes the Andamanese, an isolated primitive people on the Andaman Islands, noting their nakedness, leaf clothing, short stature, lack of agriculture, and near linguistic isolation. It details limited trade contact, evolving jargon along the coast, and their sign language, with warnings about infectious diseases accompanying contact.
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Fragmentary Lines Reflect On Ideals And Courage
A damaged scribble contemplates counting, ideals fading, and doubt in polls. It hints at a stubborn fighter who defends a tree of bad fighters, unsure of attack unless success feels certain. The text reads as a fragmented rumination on perseverance and risk.
Dead Man Caldwell Died From Accidental Chloroform Poisoning
The body of J. J. Caldwell, a travel man, died Friday at the Meiger hotel from an accidental chloroform overdose. Doctors Barnitz and Unrnitz treated him after he fell ill Thursday night, but death came Friday afternoon. His wife at Dundee, Mississippi, has been informed and telegrams are sent for disposition of the remains. Caldwell was about 35 to 40 and had arrived a few days earlier from St Louis, Missouri.
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Texas Cotton Region Report Summary
Fragmentary note reports 24 hour period of cotton region activity in Texas. Text is garbled with unreadable fragments and likely seeks a brief regional weather or market update but lacks clear details, dates, or figures.
Weather remarks from Loyal Forecaster report
Weather notes describe mostly fair conditions with cloudiness and light rain in the north. Temperatures exceed normal for the period with a nonprecise indication of last twelve hours’ minimum and a Friday forecast ending at a late hour per local time.
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Weather Notes Describe Storm Movement And Temp Shifts
In the lake region and Ohio valley mixed rain accompanies a storm area now over the lakes, followed by an eastern anticyclone. Western and northwestern states run 10 to 12 degrees cooler than Friday morning with a wide temperature range from 92 in Galveston to 44 in Wingeneam Nevada. Pacific states show cloudiness and possible showers, though overall sky suggests fair weather today and Sunday.
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TWO DOLLARS FOR A SKETCH IDEAS CONTEST STARTS AT THE LIGHT
The Light begins a contest for cartoons and ideas open to all subscribers. It seeks drawings and ideas on why cartoons are popular and how readers colour or halt advantage. Prizes are 2 dollars for the best drawing or idea and 1 dollar for the second place. The contest starts today with awards planned next Monday.
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Coffin Innocent Be Back Monday
Coffin innocent, be back Monday. Coffin was received here yesterday from 1. Cofiz, the railroad contractor, arrested here in the early part of the week and taken back to Paducah Kentucky to answer the charge of passing worthless checks under false pretenses, that he had established his innocence and would leave at once for San Antonio. He offered to wager police officials a large sum that he would clear his name and return by Monday. The Kentucky sheriff ran short of funds and Coffin supplied him with a $250 check on a local bank. Coffin insisted his wife accompany him. The description of the man wanted for passing the worthless check aided the arrest. Mr. Goffin is a railroad contractor and was in San Antonio May 22, the day the stranger passed the check. The ad ends with local printer filler and lumber supplier promo content.
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