Census Drive Urged by A&M President for Texas Farmers
College Station Texas December 4 President W B Bizzell of A M College urged every farmer to cooperate with the federal agricultural census starting December 1 to ensure accurate data. He warned Texas may rise in rank and emphasized that the census will show farm property values possibly over five billion dollars and highlight Texas crops against other states. He noted 1920 land and buildings value exceeded 3 7 hundred million and Iowa led in property value while Texas led in crops. Also given are twelve health rules for winter to prevent pneumonia including fresh air clothing and exercise.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
W. B. Bizzell
A. & M. College
Bizzell
United States
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Iowa
Kat
Drug Stores List on Polk Street Markets
On sale at multiple Polk street outlets including Tolman Austin and J W Collins at 5th and Polk, Lindsay at 402 Polk, Heaton 316 Polk, City 515 Polk, Oliver at 5th and Taylor. LT Yeeeee appears in promotion across these drug stores.
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Tolman-Austin Drug Store
5Th
Polk Streets
J. W. Collins Drug Store
Lindsay Drug Company
Polk Street
Heaton's Drug Store
City Drug Store
Oliver Drug Store
Taylor Streets
France weighs debt talks with United States
London reports France has begun negotiations to fund its debt to the United States, stirring financial and political circles. Commentators foresee possible implications for Britain and a potential shift in Allied funding arrangements with America amid President Coolidge’s stance against general debt cancellation.
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London
France
United States
Great Britain
America
Daily Telegraph
Coolidge
Congress
Nominations For Sudan Governor General Named
Cairo December 4 royal decree nominates Sir Geoffrey Archer as governor general of the Sudan.
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Cairo
Geoffrey Archer
The
Sudan
Notable Figures Tie the Knot and Timely Figures Abroad
Rita Weiman, a playwright and novelist, marries Maurice E. Marks but will keep her maiden name. Brigadier General Sir Gilbert Clayton is invited by Britain to help resolve Sudanese difficulties. Senator Smith W Brockhart faces ostracism by Republican colleagues including La Follette Ladd and Frazier. Grand Duchess Cyril Vadimie covitch plans a U S tour to thank Americans for aid to Russian exiles.
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Rita Weiman
Maurice E. Marks
New York
Gilbert Clayton
Sudan
Smith W. Brockhart
Iowa
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Edwin F. Ladd
Evin 4Razier
North Dakota
Cyril Vadimiecovitch
United States
Dollar depreciation drives higher school costs over time
The article explains that rising public school costs reflect the dollar’s loss of purchasing power since 1913. It cites 1933 to buy the same goods as 1912, and notes teachers’ salaries and building costs would have to rise to maintain real living standards, with caution against direct 1918–1923 comparisons.
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United States Department
Paris Methodist Elder Rev. KE. L. Egger Dies at Home
Rev. KE. L. Egger, presiding elder of the Paris district and a well known Methodist leader in North Texas, died at his Paris home yesterday after being stricken on Sunday. 118 West Seventh.
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Paris
Texas
KE. L. Egger
North
Yellow Cab Moves Stand to Amarillo Hotel
Formby, manager and owner, states the Yellow Cab company has relocated its stand to the Amarillo hotel. The firm will operate passenger and baggage service there and aims to provide up-to-date cab service to all hotel guests and the public.
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Yellow Cab Company
Formby
Amarillo Hotel
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Governor Parr
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Coast Guard
Seneca
New Grey Hospital
O. D. Ordnance
O. D. Army
Taylor
Army
Montgomery Bros
E. L Pittman
Jewelry Department
Goiter
Kolidp. Laboratories, Inc
Coll Ledine Laboratories
Madison Avenue
U. S
New Sudan
Dolls
Christmas
Toland
Post Offick Russell & Cockrell Printing
Ama
Amarillo Hardware Company
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