Political Candidate Announcements for Local Offices
The Enterprise publishes authorized candidate listings for Democratic primaries. For Congress Sixteenth District: Pat Murphy and R. J. Thomason. District Attorney 61st Judicial District: Glenn R. Lewis, B. W. Smith, D. I. Durham (Re election). County Judge: L. Smith Bird, W. H. Bell, F. W. Hunter. Tax Assessor: I. A. Burgess, G. A. Harmon, Montie Trimble. Sheriff and Tax Collector: S. J. Russell (Re election), I. S. Higginbotham. County Treasurer: Mrs. Mattie Daniel. County and District Clerk: W. H. Maxwell, J. A. Clift. Public Weigher Bron Precinct: J. Percy Myers.
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Ts. E
Pat) Murphy
R. J. Thomason
Glenn R. Lewis
B. W. Smith
Durham
L. Smith Bird
W. H. Bell
F. .W. Hunter
I. A. Burgess
G. A. Harmon
M. Nl
Montie
Trimble
J. Russell
I. S. Higginbotham
Mattie Daniel
W. HH. Maxwell
J. A. Clift
Missing Brown Jersey Bull Reported by Maggie Scott
Mrs Maggie Scott seeks information on a brown jersey bull that strayed from her pasture. Any information is appreciated and should be reported to Mrs Scott.
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Maggie Scott
Poor candidate appeals for free press announcements
Mrs. B. A. Bell notes a candidate’s plea for free newspaper notices to allow a poor man to run for state office. The piece praises the press yet hints that candidates with money currently dominate campaigns.
Tibetan Sheep as Pack Animals Across Frontier Passes
In Tibet domestic sheep are used to carry wool between WTihet and Rampur Fair. The journey lasts over a month, crossing high passes inaccessible to other pack animals. Sheep stay on plains for winter when passes close, then return with corn for districts where grain is scarce.
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Tibet
Wtihet
Rampur Fair
India
Wide World Magazine
Goggles and Hypnosis Experiments Highlight Authority Question
Fragmented text reports goggles fitted on a dog and a child’s reaction, then shifts to analysis of hypnotic tests on a psychologist. It discusses authority and prestige, citing Aldous Huxley, plus a brief note on constitutional amendments and biblical references, ending with a cryptic biblical observation about Enoch.
Rebels' Tractor-Tanks Returned to Farms
Mexico City reports that farm tractors seized during the recent military rebellion were repurposed as war tanks by rebels. Federals captured several vehicles after a breaching attack and dubbed some units Quiehinitas. A number have been brought back and will be restored to their prior agricultural use.
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Mexico City
Mexico
American Indians Not Wanderers by Nature
The Bureau of American Ethnology argues that many historians mislabelled Indians as nomadic. In fact each tribe claimed and dwelt within a defined region, with boundaries passed down by tradition and rarely abandoned except under overwhelming force.
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Bureau of American Ethnology
Pathfinder Magazine
Wails and Whales and the Jonah’s Wall
A club member famed for constant grumbling declares himself a Jonah and a Job rolled into one. As the tired clubmate plans to depart the exchange ends with a quip about Jonah’s wall and patience.
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Jonah
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