Subscriptions and notices in early Texas newspaper
The notice shows subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, requests subscribers to inform changes of address, and instructions about delivery. It also includes a long reader letters section touching on topics such as Trust Busting, Texas laws, railroads, and national debates with references to publishers and notices from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington Post
Yucizer
Avro
Pm Trust
Mississippi Governor Race Promises From Cotton Planting Angles
The piece cites candidates Colonel Charles Scott and Hon. Jarl Brewer as gubernatorial hopefuls. Scott, a wealthy planter and reputed top cotton producer, extols cotton farming with vivid imagery. Brewer, a delta district attorney, contrasts farming life with politics and speaks of baring to farmers. The text reflects 19th century political rhetoric on monopolies, trusts, and agricultural livelihoods in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missiyampi
Charles Scott
Jarl Brewer
Scott
Brewer
Delta
Mr. Brower
Ectlan
Margive
Elvis
May I Come In A Vivid Broadway Magazine Fragment
A fragmented Broadway magazine piece portrays a tense exchange where love pleads to enter and a window scene reveals weariness and entangling emotions. The dialogue hints at longing, denial, and the struggle to unlock a guarded heart amid rain and gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Magazine
Love
From the World to Newsrooms A Patchwork of Tales
A collage of items from the era describes reporters as pivotal educators, alongside brief notes on a Cherry Tree death, extreme heat near Louisville, a pole dash plan, a dramatic cure tale, Central American size comparisons, battleship costs, and naval displacement milestones. Names include New York presses, Rockefeller, Wellman, and various local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
Catehan
Jom T
Hig
Pole
Yibune
Weather Bureau
The
Geographical Society
Willig G. Moore
Marrield
Henry B. Hersey
Walter Wellman
Ha North Pole
Bureau
the Society
Rai
Tire
Moore
Heliy
Iain
Pacific
Califlornia
Central America
Bulgadar
New Jersey
Atlantic
New Jingland
Pennsylvania
New Dorary
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Mississippi
Nicaragua
Coste Rica
Vermont
New Hampshire
Scraps Of Global Facts And A Philadelphia Strike
A miscellany of historical notes covers Asia rice power projections and cereal exports, European populations, a Sahara size comparison, and early labor unrest. It notes a 1796 Philadelphia shoe makers strike for higher wages, plus various trade and transport curiosities and price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League
United Stats
Fiat Club
Philadelphia
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Tribune
Harper's Weekly
Wace Thal
Leven
Trust Buster Ag
Lrygn
He Soatolu
Westinghaysu
Trost Bustiné
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Loes
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United States
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Weber
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Washington
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Fisk
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Aee
Sewanee Tiver
Founds
Adelina
Ia Ufe
Everclades
Wall Tian
Wat Achiles Murat
Napoleon
Murat
Napes
Talla- Hixsae
Central American
Raviews
Boston Transcript
Oregon Wit
Connecticut
Kerrvilie
Asia
Sweden
Spain
Europe
Sahara
Portharn
South Australia
Commonwealth
Canada
Korea
Philippines
Manila
Paris
Bavaria
Philadelpiia North American Hag
Weisted
Greff
Tella
Miller
Wessington Springs
Massichusetts
Alamo National Bank
Ban Antonio
Gha
Zoller
Paul Ingenhuth
HOR
Wohmeltzer
Prechisht & Gen
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Preatdant
Geory and
Treas
Merchants' Transfer Company (Incorporated
Phonce 360
Dolorosa
E. B. Chandler
Crockait Street
Robinson Undertaking Co
Holland's
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ada
Jerry Newton
Bell Jewelry Co
Hamilton-Brown
Kia
E. Brown
East
Houston Street
Hertzberr Jewelry
Tellamuna
Anto
Southern Joe Company
Promat Dalivery
P_J
Scudnor
Raa Torrey
F. J. Scudder & Co
Germania Fire Inc
Reading Compnpser
Vive
Marioe
Tornado
Plain Glass
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Ammo Plaza
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Mudge
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