Patched View of U S Mexican Strife and Dividend Motives
A controversial Survey essay argues the Mexico United States conflict was engineered by the capitalists to protect mining and ranch profits. It recalls a conversation with a system agent claiming revolutions would be funded to push intervention. The author laments dividends replacing flag sacrifice but affirms soldiers fight for country, not wealth, and urges a steadier, humane governance to defend civilization and shared humanity.
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Torreon Factories and War Geography Bulletin
Torreon is described as a booming Mexican manufacturing center with 35,000 inhabitants. The National Geographical Society bulletin notes its fertile agricultural surrounds, strong railroad links, proximity to Texas, Eagle Pass, and Mexico City, and its rapid growth over twenty years. It contrasts Torreon with nearby mining and farming districts and highlights transport routes and distances to El Paso, Eagle Pass, and Tampico.
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Torreon Mexico's Growth From Ranch to Industrial Hub
From a modest 19th century Indian village origins to a thriving northern Mexican center Torreon boasts brick and cement business houses, electric lights, cotton factories, a large soap works, flour mills, and ore processing. Rainfall governs cotton yields, with plantations peaking after the June to October monsoon. The town supports extensive trade, mining machinery, and a growing textile output, plus a new industrial school valued at $2,000,000.
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Local musicians to rehearse after Sunday morning service
Trustees announce a meeting on Second Street at 9 o'clock to elect officers and review business. All musicians are urged to be punctual for the rehearsal following the service.
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Chautaiqua Tickets Sale Notice in West Virginia
Public notice advertises Chautauqua ticket sales in Clackablire AL and Tarrisin Towne West Virginia. It outlines court involved assessments, property matters, and appearance requirements for interested parties during the scheduled period in mid month.
Sprinkling Rules Issued by Clarksburg Water Works Board
City water users must obtain permits and pay penalties for sprinkling without authorization. Restrictions cover timing, nozzle use, and hose handling during fire conditions, with penalties up to two dollars per day for unauthorized usage and limited sprinkler operation from May to September.
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