The Colonel's Story of Captain Holliday and War
Captain Holliday rises from Boston enlistment to lead a company sent south to battle. He saves Butler's army at Big Bethel, joins forces in Louisiana, conducts burial for a Catholic officer, and clashes with Banks. After defeats, Holliday protests brutality, vows resignation, and searches for his wife Felicita and child Angelica, who escape to Havana and New York, ending with Aunt Venus in New Orleans running a boarding house.
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Captain Holliday
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Fire destroys Ward coal house. firemen save lot
A coal house owned by J. Wards in California was burned Monday afternoon. Firemen managed to save the lot, though the structure suffered damage. The incident notes the fire department's efficiency and a touch of local humor.
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J. Wards
Rail fare offer from Houston East and West Texas
One fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale December 21st and 2nd. Limit thirty days to return. All lines sell tickets via Houston East & West Texas Railway, the short line to and from all points in the Southeast. Fast time and fine equipment. No omnibus or ferry transfer. Close connections at Houston both ways. For rates and schedules see your nearest ticket agent. For further information write to William Doherty, R.D. Yoakum, T.P.A. Houston, Texas.
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Houston East & West Texas Railway
Houston
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Texas
Fattening Hogs in Fall as a Key to Market Readiness
H.oo. Pixon in Western Plowman urges swine fattening in autumn using pure corn, noting fattening heats energy and market timing. He warns against prolonged fattening, recommends water, warns swill is useless, and suggests selling soon after fattening reaches profitability.
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Stand by Your Favorite in Bicycle Contests
A fragment from a sale ad promotes bicycle contests with coupons at 32.50 each or 20 dollars per thousand, urging participation. The readable text shows pricing and promotional language typical of an advertising insert.
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