Robertson rally in Waco denounces Ferguson and Klan ties
Felix D. Robertson addressed about 4,500 listeners in Waco vowing to enforce all Texas laws, deny accusations of Klan influence, and attack Jim Ferguson's record. He cited opposition to mob rule, claimed 18 years sobriety, and questioned Kirby’s support while praising Jeffersonian appointments. The meeting opened by Dr. J. H. Connelly.
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Dallas Times Herald
Waco
Felix D. Robertson
Dallas
Jim Ferguson
Jim
Ferguson
Oscar Calloway
Senate
Texas
Robertson
John Henry Kirby
Houston
Kirby
Peddy
Thomas Jefferson
O. B. Colquitt
M. M. Crane
J. H. Connelly
Lynch Davidson
Borozone Treatment for Flesh Wounds Ad in Stable and Home
The Borozone treatment works fast on flesh wounds cuts and burns for both animals and people. Wash with Borozone liquid then apply Borozone Powder to aid healing. Liquid prices 30c 60c and 1.20 dollars Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Dyer and Jones.
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Dyer & Jones
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Energy Vitality
Advertises Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a blood purifying and enriching tonic with iron and quinine. Claims to improve appetite and complexion and destroy malarial and grip germs with a pleasant syrup for all ages. Price 60c.
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Grove
Passing Day Reflects On Voters And World War A Themed Exchange
In a letter from Austin the reader argues that voters vote for known candidates rather than principles, a stance praised by a self styled Woman Voter while the writer notes many people, men and women alike, neglect study of principles. The piece then muses on war era excitement, weather, and the rise of auto roaming as signs of American progress and restlessness.
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Austin
Atlantic
Texas WCTU declines to endorse governor candidates
Dallas Aug 18 The Texas Women's Christian Temperance Union will not endorse either Democratic nominee for Governor. The official board approved a resolution praising state president Mrs Claude De Van Watts for keeping the organization aloof from partisan and factional politics and pledging loyalty.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Women's Christian Temperance Union
Texas W. C. T. U
Claude de van Watts
G W Cartwright Excerpts on Work Wealth and Liberty
Excerpts from a speech by Senator G W Cartwright argue against welfare and state interference. He stresses personal responsibility, savings as capital, and employment driven by private profit, warning against aiding the rich or failing men and praising the true friend of labor.
Jealous man recalls rights and ardent speeches
A speaker reflects on envy of his rights and the many ardent spiels he sent forth, recalling a personal moment of strong rhetorical effort and its implications.
Peace Comes After a Long Court Fight
The speaker recalls years of legal battles over encroachments and costly costs, ends with a vow to seek peace. Neighbors mocked him as he pursued rights, dogs and livestock suffered, bottles and bricks flew, and even his hats were damaged. Now, with peace at last, he roams unmolested with family.
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Walt Mason
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