Censorship Keeps War News From London Front
London reports strict censorship hides theater of war as Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener arrive at Cape Town. War Office says no new front news by midnight and rumors of Buller’s defeat lack official confirmation.
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London
Great Britain
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Capetown
War Office
Scots ‘Guards
Buller
Wellington Barracks
Boers Rally as Buller Prepares Flanking Move
Lodysmith and Pretoria report Friday that no change in the situation occurred beyond the Boers preparing to meet Buller’s flanking movement.
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Lodysmith
Pretoria
Buller
Halletsville Politics Start to Warm Up for 1900 Elections
Correspondence from Halletsville Texas notes the 1900 city and county campaigns. One announced candidate is O I Est for city collector and assessor, with several names mentioned for tax collector and county offices. Rumors say many hopefuls will announce in the coming weeks as the political season heats up.
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San Antonio Daily Express
Halletsville
Tex
O. ‘I. Est
W. F. Adams
Lavaca
D. A. Paulus
Wm. Blakeslee
J.D. A. Meyer
W. G. Adams
8. L. Bennett
Eugene Blakeslee
Fr. Peseky
No Change In the Situation War Dispatches From Cape Town
Field Marshal Roberts reports no change in the situation with cavalry reconnaissance pushing into Free State and surrounding fronts. French and Gatacre notes indicate quiet at Modder River and Mafeking, with scattered actions near Colesburg Junction and Bastards Nek. The dispatch also includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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London
War Office
Marshal Roberts
Cape Town
Lord Roberts
Cape ‘Town
Methuen
Free State
Modder River
Slumger Farm
Boerlaager
Colesburg Junction
Ridge
Gatacre
Mafeking
Rumor of Ladysmith Belief Spreads Amid Silence
Durban reports no news from Chievesy or Freeze Camp on Friday January 12 while persistent rumor suggests Ladysmith has been believed. New York dispatch dated January 14 mentions Adsiceo.
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Durban
Chievesey
Freeze Camp
Ladysmith
Local Notes and Social Snatches From The Community
Delayed correspondence lists visits and greetings from residents. Louie Meyer clerks for A. J. Kallus and spent Christmas in Sublime visiting home. Henry Laas and family visited Adolph Miller in Pleasant Grove. Louis Ehlers and Otto Muecke passed through from Shiner. Severin Dieringer of DeWitt County visited his brother Joe. Theo Blaschke injured while cutting wood. Prof. Heinle gave a stereoptican exhibition at the schoolhouse. attendance was light due to bad weather.
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Louie Meyer
A. J. Kallus
Sublime
Henry Laas, Sr
Pleasant Grove
Adolph Miller
Louis Ehlers
Otto Muecke
Shiner
Severin Dieringer
DeWitt Co
Joe
Theo
Blaschke
Heinle
Local visitors and event notes from last Thursday
Emil Buske and Eddie Fertsch of Kinkler and C J Koerth from Sweet’s Home were in town last Thursday on business. The Verein hosted a ball here last Saturday night the 13th.
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Emil Buske
Eddie Fertsch
Kinkler
C. J. Koerth
Sweet
Verein
Tragedy in Bastrop as two men shot during Townsend case
In Bastrop Texas on January 15 a clash among Colorado county attendees on the N. T. Townsend case left Arthur Burford dead and Will Clements mortally wounded. Several arrested, town quieted but tense as rangers and locals guard a large jail crowd. no further details available.
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Bastrop
Tex
Colorado County
N. T. Townsend
Arthur Burford
Will Clements
Townsend
Colorado
Mena
Burford
Capt. Brooks
Sheriff Davis
Express
Stationery Exchanger Claims Supplying Satisfying Goods
The Exchanger advertisement boasts stationery from this office brings success and money. It recalls printing 1,0004 statements for a man who "collected a small fortune," a buyer who used paper for letters to his sweetheart and later married, and a man who died after stealing paper to roll cigarettes. It promises benefits from using stationery including collecting old accounts, making tunes, rain, business success, hair color changes, triumphing over enemies, and election wins.
Worm expeller tonic for children advertised
The notice states that child health hinges on worms with symptoms like irritability fever and illness. White's Cream Vermipagah is offered as a worm expeller and tonic to improve health and cheerfulness. Price 26 cents. For sale by Aug. Grave.
The Two That Will Win
The text asserts Bryan will be president of these United States and Bailey will be United States senator from Texas. It presents a claim the authors believe the people support.
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Bryan
Bailey
United States
Texas
Theu
Subscriptions Notice From the Publisher
A call to subscribers to renew payments as the five year mark approaches. The note asks readers to settle dues to help the publisher meet obligations and appreciates their attention to the matter.
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Tennessee
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