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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

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Cotton Pool Fund Reaches Fifteen Billion Say Sapiro

College Station Texas July 27 Special announcement by Aaron Sapiro marketing expert during his Farmers short course speech says the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association pool is financed to about 15 million dollars bankers in New York show readiness to fund with 7 percent advances to growers. Sapiro calls this keystone to a South wide cotton association to grant economic liberty to growers and end crop mortgages. Also two Texas Farm Club boys win free trips on tour to the Northwest James Miller and Ophilus Winn scored 97 and 90 respectively. six others tie for second. Prof Pou lectures on Milk as Human Food and county agent relations to Farm Bureau noted.

College Station Texas Aaron Sapiro Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association New York Mr. Sapiro Sapiro Texas Farm Club Banker Northwest James Miller Tarrant County Theophililus Winn Granger Williamson County

Tatler Note Promotes Free Fly Swatters Saturday

A short Tatler item notes fly swatters to be given free on Saturday at E ath Street. The fragment provides a playful ad style line about serving best and business growth with a quotation from Boggess.

Ile Boggess Tatler P. S Eath Street

Greenville Woman Captures Negro Burglar

Greenville Lex as July 26 Mrs Harold Clayton awakened by noise found a burglar in her house She quickly grabbed her pistol and covered the man until police arrived The intruder was a negro and the incident ended with the suspect in custody

Greenville Lexas Harold Clayton

America And Germany Soon Draw Treaty

Berlin reports the German government agrees that President Harrison would issue a peace proclamation between the United States and Germany ending the indefinite state. Talks with American Commissioner Diesel and German Foreign Minister Rosen have concluded with all American questions answered, including legal steps to implement the Porter Know resolution. Chancellor Wirth is inclined to advance toward real peace and officials expect the American treaty to mirror many Versailles Treaty provisions.

Berlin Hiaiding United States Germany Diesel Rosen Washington Wirth

Postal Savings to Offer Higher Rate and Expanded Services

Washington reports a planned increase in postal savings interest from 2 to 3 percent and new changes including interest on funds under one year, joint and trust accounts, removal of youth limits, and receipt at 50 000 post offices instead of 6 800. Postmaster General Hays announced the plan at a dinner with Cabinet members and other officials.

Washington Lays Hays Cabinet Congress Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Daugherty Portal Savings System

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