Endless wrappings surround foods and market plans noted
The piece notes rising packaging costs and new wrapping requirements for groceries. It mentions subscription offers, delivery hopes in the Washington market, and ads for parcel post selling while praising county agent led farm club work and teacher support to benefit rural youth.
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Cannen
Washington
Attvcr
Ealdance Ocura
Hassan
Rod
Fight High Prices Through Market Reforms and Can-Do Attitudes
The piece argues against high living costs, urging shoppers to buy locally and support a renewed market basket approach. It cites the New York Herald and references to agricultural and canning efforts in Brazos County, Texas, including farmers pushing for corn and tomatoes and plans for a canning plant to handle plentiful crops.
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Feaxle
Dereon
New York Herald
van Zandt Corn Club
Vandiver
Charles F. Kouthard
Dallas
Brooklyn
Ted Inter
Souths
le Kelly Cannioe
Wavery
Towa
Bryan
Brazosounty
Overrated Vote Affects 1900s Election Talk on Foreign Births
An editorial attacks Republican hopes on naturalized foreign-born voters deciding Mr Hughes's fate. It asserts foreign-born residents will vote their own choice, not be bought by wheat or cattle offers, and warns of agricultural damage from boll weevil and crop fears if pests survive next season.
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Mumunterberg
Tamar
Han Setah-Almerteany
Jean Cathollen
Tate
Hughes
Alan
New York
Bren
Wilcow
Unclear fragment prompts two voices over practice and fate
Fragmentary dialogue shows a neighbor’s sympathy shifting as a person questions practice and outcome drifting toward indifference, leaving the speaker uncertain about what happens next.
Woolen Fabrics Enhanced by Trimmings and Craftsmanship
The article praises woolen fabrics with their trimmings and workmanship described as worthy companions. It emphasizes quality in texture and construction, highlighting how details elevate the overall value and appeal of the clothing.
Fifth Sunday Meeting Held at Hearne Church
The Central Texas Association met October 27 to 29 1916 at the Hearne Mapiial church. Dr M J Weaver led sermons and sessions on unity cooperation and mission work with new officers elected and plans for evangelistic efforts outlined. The Young Men's Christian Association pool hall dedication followed elaborate ceremonies led by English and WD Broger with Dan Kiber overseeing the event and the pool as a feature of the association building including pool tables barber shop and cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Association
Het Mapiial Church of ‘Hearne
W. Lindweys
M. J. Weaver
Cobb
R. W. Lindney
J. B Hicks
Hey
I Bullock
Nevers
Joerata
Parker
Pamion
Ifm
Munday
Roy
R. J. Brown
WD. Broger
Dan Kiber
Corateau
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Mo
Ulldine
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