S S S Blood Remedy Promised To Clear Skin
An advertisement extols S S S as a long known blood builder and purifier to end boils pimples and skin eruptions. It claims local treatments are futile and urges starting the vegetable formula now with two bottle sizes sold at drug stores.
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Humble Oil to Drill in Dawson and Martin Counties
Rumors say Humble Oil and Refining Company headquartered in Houston plans soon to drill for oil in the southern Dawson County and northern Martin County areas. A local Humble representative in west Texas would not comment on the report. Hatley Davidsons Are Dependable.
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Humble Oil and Refining Company
Houston
Dawson County
Martin County
Humble Company
West Texas
Prison Probe Rebuttal Testimony Heard In Senate Hearing
In Austin on March 6, J A Merring, chair of the prison commission, continued rebuttal testimony before a Senate acting committee. He vouched for officials including Dr L H Bush and Dr C C Hampil, praised Sam D P Beeson, Davis the cashier, and Whatley farm manager, and noted actions against Bates Tennis after learned testimony.
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C. C. Hampil
Clemens Farm
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Walker Sayle
Davis
F. C. Whatley
Ramsey Farm
Whatley
Commission
J. 8. Murphy
Darrinston
Mr. Murphy
R. EK. McAdams
Mr. Herring
N. T. Thornton
Wynne Farm
Bates Tennis
Darrington Farm
Tennis
Mrs Governor Ferguson Enters Temple Farm Contest
Temple Texas March 6 Governor Miriam A Ferguson owner of a large cotton farm near Temple entered a five acre tract in the Temple Chamber of Commerce contest for two thousand dollars in prizes for more cotton on fewer acres C A Trigze manager of the Ferguson farm signed the entry blank for the Texas farmerswoman governor
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Temple Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Trigze
Ferguson Farm
Texas
Lavaye Oil Town Wiped Out by Court Ruling
Lavaye Wyoming, built 1920 in Salt Creek oil field, is to be moved within sixty days as Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy orders demolition for Ohio Oil Company development. About 1500 residents lose homes and enterprises as casthouse, mercantile, newspapers and theaters vanish. town plans appeal to Circuit Court.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lavaye
Wyoming
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Kennedy
Ohio Oil Company
Old West
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Salt Creek
Casper
Lavoye
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Alfred
eBach
Beach
Savaye
Congress
Circuit Court
Jury retires at Kansas City with Stewart land case
The W B Stewart land fraud case went to a jury in federal district court in Kansas City marking the end of his second trial. Stewart, charged with using the mails to defraud in Hidalgo County Texas land sales, was previously convicted and sentenced to five years and a fine. The jury had not reached a verdict by 10 pm. A sealed verdict was to be returned tomorrow morning if agreement occurred.
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Kansas City
W. B. Stewart
Federal District Court
Stewart
Hidalgo County
Texas
United States District Court of Appeals
Eliott
Elliott
Amarillo
Pittsburg
Boston
Wheeler County
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Stamford
Austin
Lone Star Gas Company
K. Griffith
J. W. Crudgington
C. BE. Gregg
J. L. Nunn
J. W. Chansler
Mary Frances Collier Ordered Attacked For Trial Presence
District Attorney James Allred directed Sheriff Fred K. Smith to serve a writ of attachment on Mary Frances Collier Robertson to ensure her presence at her father Frank Collier's murder trial set for March 16 in Wichita Falls. Elzie Robertson, the son-in-law, was killed near his home on February 14. Mary Frances had not yet been located by nightfall.
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Wichita Falls
James Allred
Fred K. Smith
Mary Frances Collier Robertson
Mary Frances
Frank Collier
Elzie Robertson
Sheriff's Office
President Coolidge reconvenes cabinet and Senate leaders reshuffle
President Coolidge met with his re constructed cabinet for the first time. Senator Robinson of Arkansas was named Democratic leader of the Senate. Navy Department announced yards for authorized naval buildings. Republican Senate leaders plan to deprive LaFollette senators of committee ranks. William Burgess urged retirement. Lt Col James E Feches named assistant chief of the army air service. Alfred P Dennis nominated to tariff commission. Memorial services held for late President Ebert. Warren attorney general confirmation under review. Coolidge to withhold federal judgeship vacancies until Warren confirmed. Lubbock Rotary selects delegates to Galveston state convention. Walter Posey and Bam T Davis chosen. Nettl H Wright urges attendance at Rotary meeting.
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Arkansas
Senate
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
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Germany
Charles B. Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Review of Carbon Black Legislation and Panhandle Risk
The Daily News reviews the Carbon Black bill, arguing against new state laws enabling Carbon Black plants in Northwest Texas. It details plant costs, limited local benefits, gas waste, potential losses to Amarillo and Panhandle jobs, and cites opponents’ arguments and past lessons from Wyoming and Louisiana.
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North Plains
Wyoming
Louisiana
Crudgington
Texas Light and Power Company
War Field
Texas Power and Light Company
Blaylock
Marshall
Louisi
Monroe
New Orleans
Arkansas
Columbian Carbon Black Company
Oklahoma
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