Donley County Farmers Favor Cow Sow and Hen Livelihood
Special to The Globe reports Donley county farmers resist worries over dry weather and low prices by embracing cows, sows and hens as a reliable livelihood. W M Emmons near Clarendon keeps four cows, sells eight pounds of butter weekly, earns $2-$3 daily from cream, and uses skim milk and buttermilk for hogs and family.
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Edison Answers A Questionnaire On Music Taste
Thomas A Edison discusses differences between jazz and classical music, noting jazz provides quick sensation while classical music grows richer with familiarity. He explains ear mechanism and urges gradual exposure to better music, advising mixing in one classical record with jazz to cultivate taste.
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Edison dealers listed across Texas and New Mexico
A compiled directory lists Edison dealers and distributors in Texas and New Mexico, naming towns and associated companies from Amarillo Hereford Farwell Tulsa Lubbock Plainview Ralls Clarendon Memphis Shamrock Spearman Clovis Boswell and others. Entries show drug stores furniture undertakers and music firms serving multiple cities.
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E. E. Finklea
Hereford
J. J. Clark
Farwell—Fox Drug Co
Tulsa
Shaw Drug Co
Lubbock
Rix
Undertaking Co
Plainview
McMillan Drug Co
Ralls—Marr Furniture Co
Clarendon
Parker-Kemp Music Co
Memphis
Memphis Music Co
Childress
Atkinson-Blair Drug Co
Miami-—Central
SHAMROCK—D._F. Spruill & Son
Spearman
Miller Drug Co
New Mexico
Clovis—City Drug Store
Boswell
George W. Zink
Balloons Gather for Race Amid Duty Debate
Representative Whitaker closes remarks on duty as balloons loom for a race assembly. Employees stand by as officials confront responsibilities.
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Charge Solons Go 10 Capitol for Vacation
A Texas dispatch reports charges that legislators came to Austin for vacations and banquets while pressing for higher pay. The piece notes Emmons with 125 laying hens and weekly egg sales, plus other farmers like W T Lowe and W B Holtzclaw diversifying into poultry and meat. Rep E L Whitaker criticizes lawmaking errors and stresses official responsibility.
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Treasury offers new 3% bonds to holders of Second Liberty Loans
Notice to holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds of a new United States Treasury bond offering dated June 15 1927 with 3 percent interest. Bonds mature in twenty years may be redeemed after sixteen years. Exchange at par accepted with accrued interest paid as of June 16 1927. Contracts called for payment November 15 1927. Exchange available for a limited period through July and expires about June 15. Contact banks trust companies or Federal Reserve Banks for details.
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Soviet Farmers Sell Government's Land
TIFLIS, U. S. S. R. Peasant farmers hereabouts have difficulty in understanding, in spite of efforts of the economists to instruct them, that the lands which they work and on which they live
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Peasants Suffer Repeated Troubles With Land Title Losses
The article notes peasants repeatedly sell or mortgage farms to others ignorant of affairs, with many arrests yet ongoing. It mentions transfers of so called titles due to gambling losses and that English flappers carry combs matching cigarette cases.
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