Cattle country union backs Orient railway funding
San Angelo Texas May 26 Funds for the Orient railway project gather steam as Button County raises 100000 of 150000 goal and Schleicher, Tom Green and nearby towns pledge support. Delegations from Alpine to Sweetwater plan to present before the Commerce Commission in Fort Worth with county and city officials coordinating.
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San Angelo
WH. P. Allison
Christoval
Sweetwater
Blackwell
Maryland
Toneworth and McCantey
George J. Shopyate
Sweetwaar Board of Cits Dereloly
Egates
Obituary notices for Linn, Clark, and Swami
Obituary notices list Samuél Scott Linn aged 80 died at 1716 Monterestreet on Thursday. He was born in Pique, Olio and survived by son Charles D. Linn and sister Maggie Belle Linn. Body to be sent to Alts Boma, Trios for interment by Dortér Loring. Also obituary for Brella Car yenrkald, a Springs Held native who lived here for years. She was wife of 3, 10. Clark and commander of the Adah Chapter. Survived by her father Tab Springfield, Mo. Interment to Springfield. Also notice for Terry Ro Swami dr., born in Cuero, Tex., who died after a period of poverty. Funeral services by Aweandry Cheaveald. Burial planned at Mireion Burial Park with services at 250 Wedhicelay nft sno. Interment to Mireion Burial Park. Final line mentions Crockett and family.
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Samuél Scott Linn
Scott Line
Monterestreet
Olio
Thiefly
Charles DB. Linn
Maggie Belle Linn
Alts Boma
Dortér Loring
Steffa’ Clarty
Brella Car Yenrkald
Akon Kapital
Springs Held
Imuvng
Clark
Jy Stat
Tab Springfield
Springfield
Poros Loring
Terry Ro Swami
Pues
Awandry Cheaveald
Cuero
Tex
Oil Well Caving After Depth 205 Feet at Alta Vista
A well at Alta Vista near the West Ten field caved at about 205 feet deep while drilling. Byron McAully notes reservoir conditions as operations continue. The borehole reportedly flooded with water and collapsed multiple times, halting work until Tuesday afternoon.
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Alta Vista
Byron McAualy
Thia
Washington Officials Seek Tollway Rate Increases
Washington reports ongoing testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroad rate hikes to boost annual revenue, with executives from Baltimore & Ohio and New York, New Haven & Hartford detailing wage and investment needs. Chicago notes railways aren’t opposed to wage raises if labor guarantees honest effort. In San Angelo, Texas, school enrollment shows growth, while local counts reflect shifts in pupil eligibility and regional population changes.
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Washington, D. C
Railwase
Inter~ Commission
G. of
Slayer
Baltimore & Ohio
Denjamin Campbell
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Authonis Hulme
Groupe
Mysterious Mirths Form Across Face of Taulding Young
A garbled OCR note speaks of MRINKLES around eyes and mouth and a persona Tele Good Taulding Young Won Advises Old. The fragment hints at a misvage with singers and teething, with phrases like thin Recips of Butter ine Crown ty Now Way. The meaning remains unclear but centers on facial markings and advice from a youth figure to elders.
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Taulding Young
Wassnaud
Wieward
Ford Tt
Wagatt Leng Co
Damages Sought Over Telephone Installment Contract
Plaintiffs including Mrs N Slarett and several Bryan family members sue Southwest Bell Telephone Company for 56000 in damages claiming failure to install a telephone after a March contract. The petition cites illness of Mrs I Bryan and alleges the company promised installation within 60 days but did not perform.
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Southwest- Jexn Telephone Company
N. Slarrett
Garrel
W. L. Bryan
Nellie May Ud Gay Bryan
Pabnle Bryan
Ognest Frieni
Wallace Bryan
Edith @ivaman
I. C. Bryan
W. JD
Brean
Parther
Garrets
Ill West Craig Pines
Tate
Tyan Acergne
A Letter for Women Garnell Eva Stray Garnett Kan.
A testimonial from Eva Stray of Garnett Kansas praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for post partum and subsequent pregnancies. She describes severe nervous breakdowns, inability to work, and leg pains eased after using the product, noting five bottles helped her regain health and urging others to use it.
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Garnell
Kas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Renee
Serioua
Stanao
Aganany
Alnee
Talay
Eva 6
Stray
Garnett
Kanena
Dance Circus at San Antonio Hall Delights Workers
Southwestern Electric Company employees in San Antonio staged a lively "dance circus" at Homnany Hall drawing strong interest. The event featured dancing and unusual exhibits displayed in cave-like rooms, with decorating and entertainment arranged by workers. The piece notes a large employee association with six branches and hints at May 2 amendments granting local autonomy to overseas colonies.
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Elepcoze
San Antonio
Homnany Hall
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