Texas Impresses Mr Brisbane With Size And Spirit
The piece extols Texas as birthplace of the flying machine and a land of vast infrastructure. It highlights vast distances, public schools, education, railroads, and energy wealth, praising Texans and suggesting Texas exceeds other states in character and potential.
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Texas
New York Evening Journal
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst Publications
Texarkana
el Paso
United States
Canada
New York
California
Edmund Burke
England
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America
Shaw
Britain
Haiti
Burke
Mexico
Denton
St. Peter’s
Switzerland
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Dallas Morning News
Ada
Texas Should Publicize Its Rich Resources, Forbes Says
Financial writer B C Forbes visited Texas to study its resources and urged state leaders to promote them to the world. He argued that Texans must know their state and use its natural benefits in farming and marketing, noting Texas melons and vegetables rival other regions and that people, not scenery or roads alone, determine a place’s desirability.
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B. C. Forbes
Hearst
Texas
Forbes
Tyler
California
Pacific
Georgia
Colorado
Cooperative farming and advertising build Texas poultry market
Eight counties around Austin form a cooperative poultry growing and marketing association. The piece argues that large states require group cooperation for production and marketing, citing Wrigley’s success through persistent advertising and consistent messaging to keep buyers informed and engaged.
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Austin
Texas
Everheart announces run for sheriff in Grayson County
Sheriff Floyd Everheart said he would seek re election as Grayson County sheriff. He planned a formal statement to run in county papers around March 1. Friends had questioned his intention in recent days.
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Sherman
Floyd Everheart
Grayson County
Everheart
Mr. Everheart
J A Slaughter Announces Candidacy for Grayson County District Clerk
James A Slaughter of Van Alstyne formally announces in The Sun his candidacy for Grayson County District Clerk subject to the Democratic primary in July. He is the son of F R Slaughter a Van Alstyne pioneer who moved to Texas from Tennessee in 1870 and has been a local businessman.
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James A. Slaughter
van Alstyne
the Sun
Grayson County
Mr. Slaughter
F. R. Slaughter
Texas
Tennessee
Van
J A Slaughter Nominated for Grayson County District Clerk
J A Slaughter of Van Alstyne with forty three years in the county seeks election to district clerk. Born December 18 1878 he trained at Draughons Nashville and later worked at Dallas Methodist Publishing House and First National Bank before entering the hardware trade with his father. His friends praise his fairness dependability and readiness to serve.
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J. A. Slaughter
Grayson County
Pecan Trees Planted In Memory Of Bexar World War Dead
A living memorial in San Antonio plants a pecan tree for each Bexar County World War casualty. Ray Lambert parks commissioner announced 159 trees will be planted along San Pedro Creek to cover all 144 fallen, with extra trees to spare if some die. The trees are gifts from the Rotary Club.
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San Antonio
San Pedro
Bexar County
Ray Lambert
Tary Club
A Few Cents Does It Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
A few cents buys Chamberlain's Tablets which bring contented happy healthy people. They stop indigestion and gassy pains that crowd the heart and keep the liver and bowels active.
Miss Velma Kirkpatrick Visits Parents Near Hillsboro
Miss Velma Kirkpatrick who teaches school near Hillsboro spent the weekend with her parents Rev and Mrs W A Kirkpatrick.
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Velma Kirkpatrick
Hillsboro
W. A. Kirkpatrick
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