End of the Sixty-Ninth Congress and Farm Relief Talks
The first session of the Seventieth Congress ends amid a filibuster over the Boulder dam bill and a failed naval program. Major measures left unresolved include the railroad consolidation bill and Shipstead anti injunction, while Nixon and other leaders push farm relief at the Republican convention in Kansas City and Democrats seek a platform victory in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W
Pickard
Senate
Johnson
California
Boulder Dam
Ashurst
Hayden
Blease
Congress
Army
Secretary of War
Navy
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
Middle West
Kansas City
Lowden
Watson
Curtis
Tobin
Vinton
Iowa
Houston
Tarvin
Washington
Cratic
al Smith
Gilbert Hitchcock
Nebraska
Bulow
South Dakota
Hawes
Missouri
Kendrick
Wyoming
Complete Relief Pellagra Treatment Testimonial Tale
A vintage advertisement touts a Pellagra treatment promising relief from stomach trouble diarrhea and skin irritation. It cites testimonials from Mrs. R. R. Robinson of Stigler Oklahoma and Mrs. W. S. Hays of Eagleton Arkansas and invites readers to request free disclosures and more stories of successful use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Robinson
Stigler
Okla
W.S. Hays
Eagleton
Ark
Why He Became Silent
Bowen recalls his failed birthday surprise when a silent, stunned scene unravels as he discovers the dog supposedly ate the cake. The humorous mix up unfolds with the cake plate empty and the dog innocent, prompting a stunned reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
The Trial of Jesus and Betrayal in Mark 14
A compact lesson outlines Judas signaling Jesus to the mob with a kiss, Jesus’ abandonment by disciples, Peter’s denial, and Jesus before Pilate. It notes false testimony, Jesus’ silent answer, and Pilate’s hesitation, culminating in the choosing of Barabbas over Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas
Jesus
Sanhedrin
Cheo
Christ
Peter
Pilate
Tvilate
Barabbas
Cast Thyself at His Feet By Mark Guy Pearse
Biblical exhortation urging self abjection before God to cure worldly fever ill temper greed envy and fear. Pearse calls readers to bow at Christ’s feet until divine cleansing reshapes the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Guy Pearse
Obedience and Joy in Faith Based Living
Robert B. Speer asserts that God grants power when believers cooperate through obedience. He emphasizes that greater deeds depend on human obedience, not divine willingness. The message links joy to purposeful labor love and a zest for the beauty of creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Robert B. Speer
Jey
Georgia Taylor County Year's Support for Ethel B Kirksey
Mrs Ethel B Kirksey has filed for 12 months support for herself and four minor children from the estate of W C Kirksey deceased. The ordinary will hear the application at the July term 1928 on the first Monday in July. Witness L T Peed Ordinary on May 30 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Ethel B. Kirksey
W. C. Kirksey
L. T. Peed
R. M. Windham
Widow Seeks 12 Months Support From Late Layfield Estate
Mrs Carry Layfield files for one year support from the estate of T F Layfield deceased The application will be heard at the July term of court on the first Monday in July 1928 before the Ordinary Witness dated May 29 1928 signed L T Peed Ordinary
Windham Estate Support Filed For Widow and Three Minors
A notice states Mrs. R. M. Windham has filed application for support for herself and her three minor children from the estate of R. M. Windham, deceased. The court date is set for the first, witness provided as the fifth day of June, 1928.
Nitrogen Boosts Early Growth In Cotton Plant
Cotton growers across the Cotton Belt increasingly rely on side-dressings of nitrate of soda to supply fast available nitrogen during the period of rapid growth. Studies in Georgia and Texas show many farmers using 100 to 300 pounds per acre with positive effects on yield, growth, and early fruiting while also extending boll weevil protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Southeast
B.C. Westbrook
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Re-election bid and multiple tax sale notices in Taylor County
Charles R Crisp seeks re election to Congress in the third district pledging to serve the people. The notice lists tax liens and auctions including 102 acres near McCants estate, 100 acres of land in Taylor County, 50 acres of Ben Story property, 101 acres of Susan McCrary and Ann Fowler share, and a Reynolds house and lot as property of Perk Williams to satisfy 1927 taxes. Sale to occur at the courthouse in Butler on first Tuesday in July 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
McCants
Jennie McCants
T. B. Joiner
GC. A
J. L. Windham
C. H. Harris
Pines
Said County
D. M. Harris
Ben Story
Said
Susan McCrary
Ann Fowler
Reynolds
Perk Williams
G. A. Roberts
Sara Cross
L. C
R. P McGuffin
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Spee
House of Representatives
Trate
Wren
United States
Page Pius
K.K.K
Uncle Sam
Ome Ph Ret Neato
Renee
TVB
Savannah’s Beach
Central Georgia
Bea
Christian Science Monitor
Tom Canistian
Giane
Pitazwater, Uld
Peta
MN Hible Natitute of
Chicago
Western Newannpor Nim
Jenua
Carry Layfield
T. F. Layfield
Phil Armstrong
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