Tallow weed boosts Texas cattle fattening in rains
Colonel Pryor reports heavy rains trigger rampant tallow-weed growth in Texas from Nueces Valley to the gulf coast. Cattle fatten on the weed at about three pounds daily, with marble-fat beef expected as output rises. Prices may shift slightly due to Argentine and Australian beef, but overall demand remains strong. Pryor attends a district court case involving Mrs. Pryor and the will of Sarah E. Stafford.
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Cattre
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Gulf Coast
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Acazan
Waite
Wouston
Brazoria
Colonel Pryor
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Rain Please Battlesmen in Coniston for Wifiter
Rain pleases battlem en range Io now in fine Coniston for wifiter. Complaints arise in some quarters about hecalite of the year obscured by stormy weather and unclear governance.
Cattlemen Rally Over Rainy Season Conditions in Town
Reported by an observer in town as cattlemen plan a protest over rainfall levels for the season. Lasater, a wealthy cattle raiser, says range conditions are excellent and favor cattle interests. He notes good grass and secure winter prospects as key factors.
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Lasater
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Lasuter
Confed pension warrants called and school fund apportionment
State Treasurer J M Edwards announces warrants for Confederate pension payments dated November range December 1 to 31 will be paid on presentation as funds allow. Only 92940.92 has been received to date. by January 1 enough funds are expected to cover all warrants for the quarter ending November 30. School funds apportionment for December totals 786027.50, with 1.25 of the annual seven dollar allotment released. The North Pacific brought corn cargo to Galveston, 220000 bushels, destination Wichita Falls.
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J. M. Edwards
Treasury Department
Edwaris
Tserres
Wle Doushts
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Congress Debates Currency Vote and Auto Naval Bill Reports
Day 1 session notes show the Senate refusing a vote on administration currency, while the House read President Wilson's annual message. Committee chairs pressed anti-trust bills, with bills reported favorably to equip naval militia and authorize nationwide use of forces. Lawmakers introduced reforms for jury selection and railroad bridge projects. The Hayes bill and other measures moved forward amid routine votes and remarks.
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I O
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Lloyd
Missour, Katwan & Texas Railroad
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Hayes
Don’t Be Misled About Lung Trouble and Alteratives
A historical ad extols Eckman’s Alterative as a cure for bronchitis chronic lung issues and throat ailments. It claims decades of testing and personal testimonials including Mary Kormambri and others, urging readers to seek the product from the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Igraverles
Cekmane
Serra
Tomas
St. Frankly
Mary Kormambr
Eckman
Bekman Laboratory
Philadathis
One Mile Planed for Cit San Antonio Auto Speedway
A San Antonio Automobile Club meeting at the St Anthony Hotel discussed opening the 1974 racing season with a one mile paved speedway banked to handle speeds over 100 mph. Tob W Warren noted the plan as popular with drivers and public. Local speed merchants and several speakers praised the idea and its potential to attract international racing interest.
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San Antonio
Tob W. Warren
Wade
Louis Disbrow
Case Squad
Indianapolis
Ralph BePatma
Tir
Wey A. Hering
Edwie Wickg Th Smith
Fredericy J. Fielding
George Mason
WV. Riekenbacher
Mason Team
Carr Coming to Inspect Diamonds at Hot Wells Plan
Garr of Kansas City from the Carr Baseball School visits San Antonio to review development plans and progress on ten diamonds for spring use. He aims to secure spring training with major league teams, offering free diamonds to teams for training, while preparations for 1904 training proceed under Henry Nennecke’s direction.
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Kansas City
Carr Baseball School
Irogresa
Carr Hax
Ucen
Dlanagers
San Antonio
Lily
Camber of Commerce
Cartrickt
Erenry Nennecke
Local Sports School Plans Spring Baseball Program
A new program aims to provide spring work outs and training via a baseball school led by Mr. Carr. The initiative will employ a competent corps of players to instruction efforts and enhance athletic preparation for participants.
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Adition
Carr
Girl Held Guilty in Crowley Murder Case
In Crowley, Lai Dee Murff an 18 year old was found guilty of murdering Delhaye, who was shot on October 16. Jamies M. Murff and Aille Duvall were also found guilty of murder without punishment. sentence set for December 15. Delhaye had promised to marry Murff, and two witnesses testified Jamies Murff fired the fatal shotgun shot.
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Dera Marti
Duvall
Picl
Fresh eggs direct from Kansas merchants offered at discount
Mrs Willard Church announces a plan in which 300 Kansas Nebraska country merchants will supply strictly fresh eggs directly to consumers for 30 cents a dozen plus 2 cents for express and container costs. The program aims to cut prices and bring fresher eggs to buyers locally and regionally.
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Kansas
Padre Bee predicts humane Texas legislation
Former lawmaker Carlos Bee writes to The Light praising upcoming Texas legislature for limiting night work for women, setting a minimum wage, and restricting child labor. He thanks Donors from Joske Bros Wollison Edwards Sppjinery and Kress, claims education gains and higher teacher salaries, and argues equality will end dependence.
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Cleo
Carlos Bee
Bee
the Light
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Joske Bros
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Edwards Sfp Jinery Company
Kress
Carlos Deh
City records show lower crime levels in three months
Antone has had less crime during the last three months than any city of consequence south of St. Louis, according to Chief of Police Lancaster. San Antonio records fewer shootings, burglaries and hold-ups in years, despite winter months being at play.
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Lao Coulter
San Antonio
Texas
St. Louis
Lancaster
Ap Partment
Judee Lowther
Weo
San Antu
Say Antone
Pa- Vico
Obituaries from San Antonio area Iroquois street listings
Obituary notices for Connolly Frank E. Barcock T. W. Perkins RUSCIL Leshia Ruseby Widman Oscar J. Widman list survivors and funeral details. Connolly survivors include brothers P. Connolly Fionn Connolly and sisters Katie Prantes Nel an Tene ate Wheeler W. Jones. Barcock widow and son Edward survive. burial in Mason City. Perkins wife and children noted. funeral from Alfred Seffel residence to Dignowity Cemetery. Ruseby funeral held at parlor of Wags Undertaker. Widman infant son died at home. family relations listed.
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Pater James Con Nolly
Barcock
Frank
Mabcock
Mason City
Witton Street
Scott
X. Y
San Antonio
Edward
George McLatry
Mason, Cr
Bakeouk Wep
Order of Elky
Alebe Undertaking Company
Sit Bel
Ils
T. W. Porking
Alfred OT. Seffel
Denver Boulevard
Hickman County
Banking department rules governing school district depositories
The Texas Department of Insurance and Banking ruled that investment and loan companies cannot act as depositories for school districts or issue certificates of deposits. The decision followed complaints to commissioners about several such firms functioning as depositories. If these charters continue the practice, their claims for forfeiture may be pursued.
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Austin
Tex
Dev
Csurance
Banking Todas
Toah
Jars of Texas
Carlier
Rates Filed by Texas Employers Insurance Association
Hamet Mitchell of Dallas, general manager, filed in the Department of Insurance the rate schedule adopted by the Texas Employers Insurance Association for workers compensation. The rates are stated as averaging 85 percent lower than those filed by the twelve competing companies. Companies may protest the association rates before they take effect.
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Austin
Tex
Hamet
Mitchell
Dallas
Texas Employer's Insurance Association
Mies
Commissioner of Insurance
Wader
Council to Ask Banks for Bids on City Deposits
City officials plan to solicit bids from banks for deposits of sinking funds and bond proceeds. With $400000 from first bond sale on hand and similar sums planned, the mayor aims for competitive rates and staggered deposits. Future bids and deposit terms will be set as funds are received, with a likely March 1 and June 1 bidding schedule.
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Alendar
Diayor Juronn
Gnance Committee
Lein
iMajor Brown
Spain
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Tonic Relief
An ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable remedy to calm liver troubles and fatigue. It claims quick relief for headaches and energy, targets children as a tonic, and notes a 50 cent bottle price with local drugstore sale.
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Childman
Sala
Iseher
Efkim
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