Henry Ford seen as pathfinder of financial world
The article praises Henry Ford as the bold leader out of economic crisis, cites price reductions and independent stance, and argues his approach could restore normal conditions if adopted by business. It also notes political fatigue in Texas with Senator Culberson’s successor election and includes rental ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saillon
Producte
Fie
Henry Ford
Torday
Normalney
Ford
Texas
Toa
Electin
Culberson
Local notes from Alpine light up social pages
J S Hord returns from business trip to New Mexico. Miss Brookie Cook leaves for Baylor College Belton. Measday Dairy ads pure dairy products. Mrs Pat Lindsey visits Clyde Buttrill. Attorney Brian Montague visits Fort Stockton. Mr and Mrs T D Dwais move to new home. Judge W A Weakley returns from San Antonio. Gid Hubard and Mr Bomer visit from ranches. Mrs B M Gray and Lillian of El Paso guests of Mrs Walter Matthews. William Winder visits Alpine. Willie Henderson heads to Los Angeles for technology institute. Mrs J Bo Mann from Post City returns home. Miss Elizabeth Fennell of Marfa to attend Sul Ross College. W T Warner Byron Yates and W S Schley go to Boquillas Hot Springs fishing trip. Judge John Perkins and Key J A McMillan return from El Paso Presbytery. Richard Irving Gillett and Joe Lackey head to Austin for State University. Miss Lititia Rixon arrives from the ranch to attend Alpine High School. Miss Rixon rooms with Mrs B I Slight. Mrs J R Rhinehart’s health improves after Carlsbad visit. Mrs W W Collins and Miss Ethel Watters return from visit to Delmar Collins Ranch near Marathon. Dr James R Middlebrook notes birth of blue eyed baby girl at Collett home in San Antonio. Colletts former Alpine residents. Avalanche 2.00 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Middlebrook
W. FF. Collett
San Antonio
Mrs. Collett
Alpine
Dawes Committee Embodies Relief Plan Features
The Dawes Committee report marks a swift Capitol investigation led by Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes. It backs a unified veterans relief system with one official in charge, streamlined administration, and funding for new hospitals to aid thousands of wounded veterans and disabled soldiers.
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Dawes Committee
National Capitol
Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
American Legion
Legion
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Franklin D’'Olier
The
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Douglas Robinson
New York
Roosevelt
John DL. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Ilenry Rew
Pittsburg
Milton J. Foreman
Henry 8. Berry
Hendersonville
Tenn
T. W. Cy Connor
Huffalo
Longshoremen’s Union
From Private to Commander in North Dakota Legion
C L Dawson of Teach North Dakota rises from private in Balloon corps to department commander and national executive committeeman of the American Legion. He served fifteen months at Fort Omaha, was chief clerk of the North Dakota legislature, and built a strong Legion in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Dawson
Teach
N. D
American Legion
North Dakota
Dawson
Balloon Corps
Fort Omaha
Legion
University of North Dakota
Golden Valley
N. Dd
Ideals of American Legion Public Statement
Published announcement from Dowling Post Chadron Nebraska explains Legion ideals. It rejects running the country or robbing the government and urges unity among ex-service men while highlighting labor, capital, and policies over politics. Rev and Mrs Adams return from Taylor Runnels Knox counties visit. Butter dairy advert notes churned daily at Measday Dairy, phone 126.
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American Legion
BUL Dowling Post
Chadron
Neb
Legion
Middle West
Samuel Gowpers
D. E. Adams
Taylor
Runnels
Knox
Texas
Town Pests The Movie Beat Misreads Words in Theater
The piece playfully notes how the movie pressroom speaks loudly to all, assuming audiences are literate or glasses-less. It jokes that mispronounced words leave listeners puzzled and sometimes annoyed during screenings.
Baptists Reach Milestone as Southwide Campaign Reports Progress
The Southwide Baptist program reports $25,103,424.64 in cash collections since 1919, with $12,924,943.00 in the past year amid depression. The convention seeks to enlist all 27,800 local churches for renewed evangelism, and highlights extensive mission work, relief, and education across the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
JL. KR Scarborough
UK Campaign
The
Conservation Commission
Meyay
In Conservation Commission
South
Europe
Spoth Jugoslavia
Hungary
Roumania
Ukraine
Russia
If. Rushbrooke
London
Achi
Home Mission Board
el Paso
Aes
Education Board
Woman's Missionary Union
Organized Women of the
Mrs. J. M. Chambers Visits Daughter in Marathon
Mrs J M Chambers of Marathon visits her daughter Mrs Frances Rooney on Sunday accompanied by Mrs John Weden of Marathon. Classified note: for sale three burner oil stove in nearly new condition, phone RO 37 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chambers
Marathon
Frances Rooney
Chambers
John Weden
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Watts
Sanderson
Choor
Lucky Stirike
Sean
Legal Reserve Policy
Pasteur
Legal Reserve Fraternal Insurance
Des Moines
Iowa
Green
J. S. Hord
New Mexico
Brookie Cook
Baylor College
Belton
Pat Lindsey
Mr. Lindsey
Wilson Well No. É
Clyde Buttrill
Brian Montague
Fort Stockton
W. A. Weakley
Walter Matthews
Gid Hubard
Mr. Bomer
B. M. Gray
Lillian
William Winder
Willie Henderson
Los Angeles
Cal
California Institute of ‘Technology
J. Bo Mann
Post City
Frank Fulcher
Elizabeth Fennell
Marfa
Sul Ross College
No M. Clifford
W. T. Warner
Byron Yates
W. S. Schley
Boquillas Hot Springs
John Perkins
Key J. A. McMillan
Presbytery
Richard and
Irving Gillett
Joe Lackey
Cuero
Austin
Will
State University
Lititia Rixon
Ranch
Alpine High School
Rixon
W. W. Collins
Ethel Watters
Delmar Collins
Miss Watters
Gesna Mc Lutyre
Avalanche
North Dakota Legion
Bill Dowling
Chadron, Neb
Measday Dairy
Dughrof
J. H. Rushbrooke
Baptist Commissioner For Europe
A.M. Turney
Lackey Building
Palace Pharmacy
Walter Garnett
Borderland Auto CO
Fee
Brewster
Pecos
Brewster Leasing
C. C
D. Wood
Alpine Telephone Exchange
Lowe Brothers
Ainine Lumber Company
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