Texas Progress Tone and Missing Church Services
A fragmented Texas editorial extols rapid growth with references to mining farms and factories. The text notes no services at a Baptist church next Sunday as Rev J T and others travel to Hedley for a Panhandle Association board meeting.
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Texas Eyes Growth Through Panama Canal Opening
The speaker urges state action to harness resources and boost industry as the Panama Canal promises a flood of opportunities. Texas can expand cultivation, mineral development, and manufacturing to process hundreds of millions in goods locally rather than importing finished products and supplies.
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The Texas Hen and Its Modern Promises
A garbled narrative extols the Texas hen as a central barnyard figure and creator of wealth. It claims the hen leads in mechanics science and art and can hatch eggs by master mechanics. The piece markets farming devices and invites investors to purchase prospects and opportunities.
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Maeter Mechanics
Mud Hole on Public Highways Cited in Call for Reforms
A local column argues that familiarity with the muddy road network breeds contempt and that eight million dollars annually funds maintenance and taxes for the mud hole. It links road capacity to the worst mud hole and steepest grade, urging improvements to eliminate the mud hole.
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