The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

EXCHANGE In EKVlEW VS..
Teddy Roosevelt on his last days hunt only ami
nal and that coyote escaped him That coyote lost
chance figure in story mountain lion Rather tough
on Colorado that all her wild plentiful has
now simmered down to one lonesome coyote.
dispatch says that the cold is very in Denmark
Perhaps little weather will prove beneficial for it has
long saying that there's something rotten in
Denmark"
bad thing to say Of town that quits its hq Wbog
here ia facorS in sight exas towns OUGHT to throw pc
itical physic to the dogs.-Dcnison Herald
Some people may think that way, and doubt do but
THE Posr in that class ALL 1t believes good
citizen should take enough interest in political affairs to
vote Nothing beneficial town, county State
of officers who honest progressive and patriotic Ii
takes in politics, how get business
pushing, alert administration of the law?
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tin has been roganized 1t will doubtless be
rafting good thing for its promoters-Greenve Banner
This particular trust will doubt be much of a
growler than OF the others That is about the only
difference.
The Fatonia Record four years old the date of
its edition and is happy the way having apollo
gies to make and no fears to harbor.
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Times like these demand Clay Calhoun, Jackson
formulate policies and force their adoption by the
uent We nation drifting, drifting ainlessly and
the OF the breakers ahead fall listess earsTyer
Democrat-Reporter.
And the words of patriotism falling from the lips of
Clay Jackson Calhoun any other would strike sess
This history recorded during the twelve
least There many patriots today as ever
but there be than corresponding number
of pharisees.
Texas has discovered that prolific source of reve-
nue. IN ITS oil deposits 1t has not been since the
Texans found out that the mesquite prairies would
make durable fence posts In the course Of time Texas viii
wake Up to the idea that mills for the manufacture cot
he at ca; D.;
Many Texan communities have already found out that
cotton mills pay. Not only this but they learned that
other factories profitable Cotton mills are all
right but WOODEN mills canning factories machine shops
ave factories and hundreds Of such enterprises should be
established and conducted profit the owners and to
the community
= President Warren Mcdaniel of the Port Arthur and
York capitalists they ready to pay the money for the
bonds OF the road as soon as they issued That would
mont Journal y ''' the ROAD VIII very 500" be 0"Beau
1t is enough get money to finance all reputable
improvements in this coast country The fact that it is
easier to set this from New York capitalists than it
is from home people the Eastern folk habit of being
able to see good thing quicker than others
II is about time for the Paris Improvement clubthe Ia
ue VINO |oed so hard last for cleaner and
y9rdo begin the campaign OF spring cleaningParis Ad-
This asl that should not be left to the ladies' Every
man in the city should organize himself into committee OF
one TO help IN the good work All should begin the cleaning
and never let until Paris clean and as pret
y as little red Then every one should make it
point to see that it kept that way Other towns and cities
might probably do likewise
few hundred dollars will equip small canning fac
tory winch may be successfully operated in connection with
cotton GIN Every gin plant in the fruit growing belt OF
leNaS should nave cannery attachment. Herald
This experiment has been fully tested at the State Apr
cultural and Mechanical college and has proven success
There no reason why Texas should not can all its own
trut and considerable the export trade and
do it at a big profit
Good roads matter OF importance to every indvid
Nad as wen as tAe community at large, Go the polls on
cents on the 500 and thus give the county ~
upeen 70 build good roads and bridges for Denton
CouhS'---Denton County News.
GOOD roads are equally beneficial to the rich and The
poor and the only way TO get them is pay for them
surely the county that does this will lose nothing but all M
inhabitants thereof will gain much On with good d,
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.. he farmers institutes which are being held ,1o ..
Ie OF ne tiouston East and West Texas railroad Sn -
o. nen good the interest is manifested
IS want OF energy and Observation-Disclosures Sen,s 'e
Surely the farmers ought to put energy and irt. :;
plan TO beneht themselves TN union there s sratl l
1t applies to the farmer well as to any one N''N
forktown has a great convenience now in N. sham -
pgo,oas Mite telephone exchange. Yorktown bns -,
everything these days that is worth having and i; @
mat rs the sort OF town that wins in the end M,
the fortowns of Texas multiply That name is ooa
anyhow. "'p'e IS good one
Editor R. Whitley of the East Teras Refor.v d;.a
nome IN Jacksonville February The newspaper world
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