Plan for Bond Election Grinds City Politics
A torn fragment discusses a postponed auditorium bond election in a city, with mentions of Mayor Glask and City Attorney Midgeway, a reform committee, and claims that political tactics by Black supporters aim to influence the vote. Reasons for postponement include cost, site concerns, and holiday attendance.
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Bond Election Prospects Stressed in Local Meeting
The meeting discussed a proposed city bond issue affecting public buildings planned by the administration. Opinion Tuesday favored a September vote as unlikely to succeed, with voters reportedly educated on the proposal but concerns about information depth lingering. The committee urged mayoral action though acknowledging unpopular timing and potential defeat without clearer data.
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Miranda Production Company dispute reaches Texas officials
A Austin dispatch reports Mayor O B Blair now serves as attorney for the Miranda Production Company amid a conflict involving oil interests and a rival well. Buck West, company president, says the dispute concerns regulatory questions with the railroad commission as Governor Nell is asked to weigh in, while Mayor Black downplays political significance.
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Nueces County Cotton Ginnings Reach New Week Total
Nueces County cotton gins reported 8014 bales for the past week, lifting the season total. Ginners estimate the crop near 16041 bales, with officials noting progress toward the 20,000 bale mark as season goals approach.
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Rome Tly Néter September 1, Were of the Opinion Hat Run
Springfield Architect Killed in Elevator Accident
Frank W. Kint, 59, architect and contractor, was killed last night when an elevator descended in his office building. He lay on the floor with his head resting on the elevator cab, apparently examining the floor thickness. Formerly of Knoxville, Tenn.
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California Syrup for Babies and Children Ad
A vintage advertorial touts "California Syrup" as a cure for colds, jitters, and digestive issues in children. It claims a teaspoonful clears bile and waste, restores health, and offers the product in bottles labeled for babies and kids with warnings about imitation imitators.
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Beautiful cut glass tea sets on sale at Joske's
A large covered jug and six tumblers feature floral and vine cut glass designs. Sold at Joske's Street Floor.
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