Shippers Seek Better Live Stock Service and Rates
Shippers from Texas press for improved railroad handling of cattle to reduce delays and damage claims. They argue current rates punish movement, urging a central board to settle disputes and better schedule adherence to support live stock shipments to markets.
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Avbein
Tex
Varanti
Austin
Bospiilar
River Worth
Texas
Sobhiter
Chiuhome
Wiela
Ckisip
Teton Cattle Ratsene Association
Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas Wnes Cour
Pelton
Fort Worth
Cowan
Watkalana
Trine Northern
Pexas Mallronda
United States
Fire damages Tusuday night home on 302 4 street
A fire at a residence on 302 4 street in Tusuday night caused burns to a veteran resident. Firefighters arrived and treated the man, who recovered enough to move within hours. The blaze damaged the house and belongings valued at about 3500 dollars. no relatives could be located in the city.
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Oreuraniy
San AN
Vhagou
Gerad
Parbiia
Tyre
Mrpmaeas Co
Regia Itiisk
Ralent Hotres
Goylion Street
Titel
Anuiegy
Iason
Alahwaya
Anton Hivapae
Jet
Per
Gonden
Narccinga
Davao
Math
AOA
Lipente
Aden
Lisbon
Paris
Rointster
Genor Castro
Michel Ax
Ulm
Yositway
Wali Pisas
Pal CY
Ian An
Kent
Perran
Banda
Monroe
Rma Ty Hasglinl
Menras
State Tax Rate Change Proposed For July 20
A June 1 note from Lom reports the state tax board plans a July 20 vote to set a new state tax rate. The proposal includes a general ad valorem tax rise of about 16 1 4 cents per $100 with a 1 cent special levy for Confederate pensions. The move finances state government growth, new departments, and education costs, with projected revenue around $9 million from general taxes and $3 million from license taxes.
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Auseln
Lom
Tas
Ani
Texaa
Neher
Health Boards Form New Association in Texas
A temporary organization named the Trees Association was formed to unite health boards. It aims to coordinate with the state board of health on enforcement of health care standards, hospital care, and county duties, with a meeting previously held and another scheduled.
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Health Boards IN New Association
Avatin
Tex
Atule Baarl
Orkamienton
the Trees Association
Tienich Honda
Jduny
Hothelty
Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Odd Talk on Combinations
The unreadable OCR fragment shows garbled text with names like Lameds ROMBINATION and Staacke Bros and refers to some combination or scheme. It contains stray phrases about hats, fans, and modern telecommunication hints, but no clear event or outcome.
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Applero
Piermasi
Gaston Hori
Staacke Bros
Health officers elected at Texas Summer School meeting
The University Summer School health session elected Dr W E L Collings as state health officer and other officers including WS Sylvy and LW A Tel. Attendees were instructed to report at the meeting to the Melina clubs in Galveston. The organization aims to advance health in Texas communities with a focus on venalitation and public health outreach.
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Hnhiy Health Siftienes
Cols
Ua Walporary
W. E L. Collings
Stule Healtty
Yres Hout
Sylvy
Ben Counts
Galveston
Texas
Austin
Coltiny
Pure Fond Commissioner's
G. GL. Arms
Neve
PaGoRath
Thin Echoul
Belgian Aid Fund Receives Belgian Supplies For Relief
New York June 16 Alexander Hemphill treasurer of the relief commission announced in a letter from Herbert Hoover that Belgian supplies were sold to aid the fund. He described operations of the commission in provisioning Allied relief and noted the charitable impact in the United States. He cited expenditures and purchases financed by aid and professed that Belgian relief benefited from the sales profits.
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AID Fund
New York
Alexander 2. Hemphill
Hare
Ventnivsta Far Relief
Belgium
Herbert C. Honver
Haaver
America
Comumnlacion
Voover
Alvisiuna At Dhe Camaunida
Lothone
Festininas Bolsiuie
Troy
Hoover
Commission Low
Font Canalstad Avhelly
Tho
Wade
Baie
Belg
Constantine Conkinnitiovich Dies Amid Imperial Nobility
Imperial Academy of Defence president Constantine Conkinnitiovich, 27, died suddenly from heart disease. He led the mill fare wrhdols department and belonged to a relenting noble family. His heirs include Grand Duke Constantine Constan and Prince Jean Constantinvhen, noting ties to Russia’s nobility and 1808 intrigues.
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Phtrograd
Vin Lomlonj—Gannd
Nuke Conprantine Conkinnitiovich
Imperial Accademy of
Eefence
Mill Fare Wrhdols
Gry
Relentng
Prince Jean Constantinvhen
Constantine Constan- Macvard
Fantrs
Russia
Dumt
Women Mail Protest in New York Over Taxes
A crowd of women in New York marched to protest taxation without representation. They carried checks and banners urging a change in payment and voting rights, reflecting suffrage-era grievances and demands for political voice.
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New York
Soldier Drowns After Rescue Attempt in Houston Channel
Cor poral Henry Sellers of the Sixth Cavalry drowned last night while tryingSwint fire miles to shore from a Houston ship channel. Nine soldiers and a 12 year old boy clung to capsized boats. all were rescued after a night at sea. Privates from the Twenty Sixth Infantry and Denton, with Payeli and Gard, aided in the rescue. Other items note Texas health lectures and the death of Aviation Gen Charles J Allen.
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Houston
Mex
Henry Sellers
Sixth United States Cavalry
Texas City
Chanel
Parsons
City Publishes Notice on Property and Lien Procedures
The document outlines notice requirements and service methods for property owners, details on posting and mailing notices, and penalties for noncompliance. It includes timelines for publication, the authority of the city health officer, and steps to recover costs through court or sale. The ordinance emphasizes urgent action and sets forth procedures for notifying owners and agents.
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Clinton G. Brown
Sugar City
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