University Life at Austin Opens New Session With Plans
Teasey Hes Special Correspondence from Austin reports the opening of a new college session at the State University. Enrollment nears 450 with prospects to reach 500, led by President Winston. Students raise 934 dollars for a brick gymnasium near the football grounds, while plans for a university fleet, scenic drive, and improved facilities progress amid sport and campus activity. Faculty illness includes President, Judge Clark, and others. Dr. Northrup resignation pending.
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Austin
Texas
Dias
San Antonio
Paris
Dallas
Smanagensat
Winston
Galveston
O 4 University
Rew Promigant
Mitzhuga
University
Kalicy
Kelley
Brackenridge Hall
St. Edward's
Missouri
Dr. Northrup
F. Reichman
Judge Clark
J. Ro West
Lavermia Pickings Distribution and Local Visits
Lavermia Texas residents and visitors share a lively week with notable names. J J Knyes and Geo Johnson hosted Welvonte guests, Jap Williams of San Antonio arrived on business, and Miss Lena Sorrel attended a birthday gathering. Miss Williams begins teaching Monday while Miss Arts Peck recovers from a severe illness.
Caldwell County News from Luling October Highlights
Local items from Caldwell County include the grand jury session in Lockhart with noted foreman John N T L McCurdy, visits by Mrs J B Willingham and children from San Antonio, and Mrs Mary P Veazey’s death at her sister’s home aged 11. Public school opens with large attendance and dengue fever declining. Dove shooting remains popular as birds are said to be abundant. Miss Louisa Roberson, Gonzales teacher, resumed duties after arriving Saturday.
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Luling
Johns N. TL. McCurdy
Lockhart
Gertie Amolsky
Waelder
Dunlap
Beaumont
L. A. L. Lamkin
Daling
Mary P. Veazey
N. Bar
Xlonday
Stuart Moora
Brazoria
Louisa Roberson
Gonzales
Roberson
Floresville News Roundup Includes Shipments and Local Tales
In Floresville Wilson County 81 years of beef cattle will be shipped from Floreaville this week with J J Stevens of San Achooio sending 1$ cars from the Thornton ranch and W Timberlake dispatching 16 cars from the Tom Dawees ranch. Notable visitors Henry and William Elis of Tom Green county travel overland to Corpus Christi for winter on the coast. Dock Neal returns from visiting his brother Edgar at San Saba where Edgar left the ranger company and married Maude Montgomery. Bruce Burrows leaves H C King and visits Stockdale. The city assumes a Sunday air with fewer country visitors and light travel cited by transferant hotel folks. Mrs Gorham’s death in Boston last Monday Oct 11 is reported. she was mother to Mrs A B Briscoe of Floresville. Dengue game reports show physicians say all material used. A vacant house now exists in Floresville and Miss Nora Tom hosts Miss Ada Campbell of Campbellton.
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Floresville
Floreaville
J. J. Stevens
San Achooio
Thornton
Edgar
San Saba
Ranger Company
Gorham
Boston
Mass
Gorhan
A. B. Briscoe
Nora Tom
Ada Campbell
Campbellton
Karnes County
Range
H. M. Hale
Cuerva
Otto Buchel
Buchel
Guadalupe
Lila
W. H. Leckle
Ald
Scotland
Hana I. Hf
Dougas Jash
Ife
Magee
Thomaston
R. EL
Caboza
Will Archer
Wilson County
Pearson Hicks
San Antonio
Richard Ricks
Villa’ Jackson
Karnes City
Felton Returns From St Louis Cattle Run After Drought
Tom Green County dispatch from San Angelo reports J. L. Felton returned Saturday night from St. Louis where he had taken a load of cattle for Gay & Co. He states Missouri suffered greatly from drought but will recover.
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San Angelo
J. LD. Fel‘ton
St. Louis
Gay& Co
Missouri
San Angelo Notes On Local Trade And Arrivals
J W Nosworthy and Dr Murs move to town with plans to locate in San Angelo. Families arrive from Colorado to reside here. Local traders report cattle and horse movements, sales of woolly stock, and a brisk Cherbino buck trade. A murder trial concludes with Mose Johnson released on bond. A rainfall boosts stock water. Dr S L S Smith departs for Fort Worth.
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J. W. Nosworthy
Hogkimusger
Vigo
and Murs
G. W. Chorbino
Colorado
San Angelo
Woods & Johnson
A. D. Miller
Tom Dolan
Water Valley
Baptist Aid Society
Gu Ogster
John Y. Huffman
John McDermott
Aleutah Caunty
R. Jackson
Jas. B. Keating
Tom Green
Ector County
Tno
McDonald
Willoon
Yoakum
K. Sawyer
Llano
Llano County
Mose Johnson
Goldthwaite
Local Notes From Karnes and Uvalde Counties
Oct 16 reports from Karnes County on a proposed irrigation farm project and several local incidents including a dislocated shoulder, a relapse of illness, travel mentions, and cattle movements. Uvalde updates note Val Ellis recovering from dengue, home returns, altitude discussion, spider bite illnesses, and social arrivals and a quiet wedding at a Kennedy home.
Sherman News Briefs and Local Updates
Saturday morning for Sherman, items on college enrollment, returning Mexican sheep shearers, and seasonal migration noted. Local sales include 200 cows and calves at 820, with 100 cows and calves at 825 nearby. Notable residents and changes in medical and civic affairs are mentioned along with weather impacts and a long studio note on journalism ethics and the reporter’s creed.
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Sherman
North Texas Fantasy College
Climate and Crime Relation Debated by Weather Review
The Monthly Weather Review discusses weather’s link to crime citing private communications from a weather bureau observer. It notes no official inquiry or legal authority to forecast crime prevalence and emphasizes need for careful statistical study before any public welfare applications.
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Monthly Weather Review
Game Weather Bureau Observer
Weather Bureau
Hea
Congress
Prevent Yellow Fever With Electrio Bitters
An old ad claims Electrio Bitters prevent yellow fever and other illnesses like malaria and cholera, urging timely use and promising to avert fatal sickness. It mentions universal availability from doctors and stores, with sales pitches typical of early medical advertisements.
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Drux
Suspicious cases dominate local politics amid unrest
A fragmented editorial voice discusses a wave of alleged suspicious cases in politics and business. It mentions exiles returning from San Antonio, calls for congressional action, health boards, fraud rumors, street cleanups, and a critical view of merchants. references to officials such as Mayor Callighan and Col. Frank Grice appear alongside a climate of mistrust affecting governance and commerce.
Weather conditions yesterday across central plains and Texas
Weather observers report high pressure over the Eastern Rocky Mountains moving southeastward, prompting a drop in temperatures in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, Colorado, western Kansas and Northwest Texas. Rain fell across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and much of Texas in the last 24 hours.
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United States
Curley
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
Texas
Missippi
Nebraska
Death notices report several young victims and illness
Deaths reported on Oct 13 include Samuel Harrah age 2 with marasmus at Salinas Street Ward 1 Cet. Hartda Harada age 10 with diphtheria at 220 New Braunfels Avenue Ward 5. U C Wolcken age 415 months with convulsions and dengue at Camp Effect Ward 2 Me. Tom Pride recovers from severe dengue that developed into jaundice leaving him ill.
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Samuel Harrah
Coloresl
Marasmug
Salinas Street
Hartda Harada
Diptheria
New Braunsfeln Avenue
U—C
Tom Pride
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Molle
Williams
Gulf Shore
Lena Sorrel
A. Peck
Movriay
Fly
Rockport
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Minnis Hall
J. H. Peck
Stockdale
Lauvernin
Eric Wiseman
J. Jk. Hayes
Miss Arts Peck
Caldwell County
Tom Green County
Uvalde County
Uvalde
Val Ellis
John Coleman
Benit
Court House
U. S. Geological Survey
Gussie Davis
Williamson County
Western Union Beet Company
Moore Ranch
W. F. Burkett
Oss Kennedy
Leon F. Fleard
Rosalie Barnard
Mr. Taylor
Christian Church
Offoiatine
Marie Wingate
Gonzales County
Tes
AL W. Tulle
Tal Martn
A. J. Scott Lefe
Sooth
G. We McCaleb
Rannels County
Me. Frite
Thomas Tins
Hochheim
Bly. Thoriaghan
R. Karney
Willis Arrington
Shuter
Wee. Bko Nutt
Missus Simmons
I Tule
Fomer Myyurs
Tion
George S. Welshons
Pennsylvania
Pitisborge Press Club
Gaul
Assurt
Tex Citizen
Inn
Lesa
Pittsburg
Legion of Honor
Stork Haviland
Carlsbad
China
Callighan
Justas
Ames. Graves, Sr
Belgium
Newell
Puttman Cer Company
Mexico
Frank Grice
the Express
Dengue
Privice
Oramen
Sone
Utorman
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Alanio Plaza
Sab Antonio
Texan
Prisos
I. Sichel North Side
Oeinhardt
Or, S. Flores Street and
Militany Plaza
Chicago
Houston Street
Avenue
Mar
Drs, Goodman & Hays
Sgr
Farman
Fire Insurance Po. of
N.Y
Mlulllwihy Powe Use
Vincont City Insurance Office Co-Operative
Alamo Insurance Building
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