Bailey rally in Fort Worth set as political showdown
Fort Worth hosts a Bailey anti Bailey meeting next Saturday March 28 with Sir John C Blohm as chair promising a record breaker. Lavaca county democracy affairs to be run on a sound basis. Grand jury urges road audit and calls for a true bill against Mrs Beaumier in the accused murder case.
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Big Bailey
Ft. Worth
John C. Blohm
Lavaca County
Kennon
Democratic Committee fixes Texas primary for May second
The State Democratic Executive Committee at Fort Worth orders a general primary to select delegates and alternates at large for the National convention. The May 2, 1908 primary will use a uniform official ballot and involve tests for eligible voters including a pledge to support Democratic electors.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Ft. Worth
Bailey
Resolutions Committee
State of Texas
Denver
Texas
Tama
Fort Worth
Terrell
Nixon of Gonzales Files for 25th Judicial DA
Tur Gazerre announces the candidacy of Rosert PF Nixon of Gonzales for District Attorney of the 25th Judicial District. The run is subject to Democratic primary action and support is respectfully solicited.
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Tur Gazerre
Rosert PF. Nixon
Gonzales
25Th Judicial District
Rudolph Valenta in Democratic Primary Context
The note centers on Rudolph Valenta and his status as a candidate subject to Democratic primaries. It indicates a political filing or campaign stage rather than a final election result or outcome.
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Rudolph Valenta
Delinquent Subscribers Face Removal After March Deadline
A post office based notice warns readers in arrears for over a year that accounts must be settled by the end of March or their names will be dropped from the subscriber list. Some have paid, but a number have not responded. The paper cannot afford postage to mail one cent stamps to delinquents.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Justice court attendance noted for Fred Burjes in Shiner
Fred Burjes of Bello appeared in Shiner Tuesday at a Justice court. The regular term of the public free school is expected to close about April 14.
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Fred Burjes
Bello
Shiner
Justice’ Court
Planting Time and Cattle Shipment Report
It is planting time in the Southwest with guidance on selecting seed and tending crops for a sustained harvest. The article urges intelligent farming to feed a family first before others benefit and questions if the standard is high enough. A shipment of 1600 head of 3 and 4 year old steers will depart around April 1 to Oklahoma via Gibson & Co. Contributions to the shipment include Emil Appelt 900, Ben Appelt 100, C O Fenner 450, Kranz & Kessler 40, Ben Clark 125, J A Blackburn 100, Wm Steinman 50, as noted in the Halletsville Herald.
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Great
Southwest
W. J. Gibson & CO
Oklahoma
Emil Appelt
Ben Appelt
C. O. Fenner
Kranz & Kessler
Ben Clark
J. A. Blackburn
Wm. Steinman
Halletsville Herald
L. Antrich
Jno
Wenske
Leon Antrich
Katie Antrich
Boursville
Rich, Etlinger
Moulton
Borg
Chas
Lena Winkler
Charlottenb
Bailey's secretary faces uproar over questionable property purchase
Report notes confusion over a private secretary buying property in Washington. Critics claim rumors circulated about the purchase as a national matter, while defenses say no public misuse occurred and the issue centers on private holdings.
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Bailey
Washington
United States
Son
Komensky News Varieties From March Gossip and Local Visits
Local notes from Komensky detail garden and crop conditions, a bumper fruit crop hoped for, and community events. Social visits in Hallitsville and Witting accompany farm updates, a peanut party at the school house, and details on the Beef company start and bookkeeper re election. The column closes with letters and shy romance hints among residents.
Justice court session in Shiner disposes three cases
Justice court in Shiner on Tuesday disposed of three cases. The Stat vs. F. W. Stratmann resulted in a guilty verdict for assault with a fine of 8 dollars and costs. State vs. Fred Burjes pled guilty for abusive language and was fined 1 dollar plus costs. State vs. Wim Huff for disturbing the peace was dismissed. W. T. Bagby prosecuted. Sam Schwartz, Esq. defended. Several cases stand over to the next term.
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Justice Court
Shiner
Stat
F. W. Stratmann
State
Fred Burjes
Wim. Huff
W.T. Bagby
Sam Schwartz
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