Cowboys in Texas Lead in Dairy Output and Value Shifts
A fragmented notice notes Texas dairy statistics with 17 600 cows and rising value per head. It compares past worth, cites state rankings in milk products, and mentions the Began Brothers in relation to cattle or dairy figures.
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Ebng
Texas
Prosecution Statement by Pathe Undersigned
The document shows an undersigned Pathe authorizing prosecution of all trespassers. Names Bergs Avand O Buerger appear as parties or signees. The text is fragmentary and formal in nature.
Big July 4 celebration planned in Clarendon
The Clarendon News invites readers to a four day July event featuring a grand dinner on July 4 and a major race meet. One hundred harness horses and fifty ranging horses will compete, with extensive printed notices promising everything as advertised and ample arrangements for visitors.
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Clarendon
Panhandle
Newa
Ito
Texas
Clarendon News
Cattle Raisers Association Reports Rising Dues and Unity
The Texas Cattle Raisers Association notes fines since mid March as President Jacked cites renewed reinstatement efforts and new applications across the state. The organization emphasizes a growing spirit of unity and cooperation over competition as a key theme today.
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Texas
Jacked
Socagsatul
Night harvest as Young County wheat soars
In Young County the wheat crop grows huge due to rains forcing rapid maturation. Farmers hasten harvest by moonlight to save the heavy yield, while the nighttime sounds echo the season's prosperity and abundant harvest.
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Young County
Young
Sewonend
Quarterly County Treasurer Report Collingsworth Texas 1914
Quarterly financial summary of T A Glenn County Treasurer Collingsworth Texas covering Feb 11 1914 to May 12 1914. Includes jur y fund balances receipts and expenditures with transfers from general fund commissions and final balances.
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Collingsworth County
Texas
T. A. Glenn
Tressure
Collingsworth
Tod Glenn
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The Newspaper as a City Builder and Ally
The Winfield Free Press is praised as a true friend and bulwark for the city and its residents. It argues papers are home institutions that boost local employment, circulate money locally, and foster growth, with publishers seeking fair treatment and square dealing from the town's industrial base.
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Mate
Winfield Free’ Press
Comia
Pointed Paragraphs and Phrases From a Lesson in Life
A collection of aphorisms and observations on wisdom pride letters courtship and responsibility. The text humorously notes miscommunications mail theft pride and the burden of others burdens while exploring human nature.
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Adolphus
Texas Cotton Dominates State Agriculture In 1912 Portrait
The text highlights Texas cotton as the principal farm product occupying 45 percent of cultivated land. It notes a 25 percent rise in cotton acreage over the past decade, yields of 208 pounds lint per acre, and a value of 327.19 dollars per acre including seed. Houston is mentioned as a major exporting center and Galveston as a leading port.
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