Splawn Resigns As U. of T. President
Austin April 18 Dr W M W Splawn first native Texan to lead the University of Texas resigns as president effective September 1 1927 He will devote full time to teaching and research work and is elected professor of economics His resignation was accepted reluctantly by the university board and he is named a federal rail wage arbiter.
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Austin
Tex
W. M. W. Splawn
University of Texas
Splawn
University Board of Regents
T. W. Gregory
Ex-Students’ Association
Regents
Ed Howard
Texas Railroad Commission
Goodyear Unveils All Weather Balloon Tire
Cameron dealer Hubert Hefley announces Goodyear has released a new balloon tire with All Weather tread after 80 designs. The Akron firm's latest tire promises long, even wear, higher mileage, improved traction, and resistance to skidding, now on exhibition locally.
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Goodyear
Hubert Hefley
Cameron
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Hefley
New Balloon Tire Display Impresses Hefley
Mr Hefley lauds a new semi-flat tread balloon tire designed to grip roads and last longer than prior non-skid versions. A shipment has arrived and is on display according to Hefley.
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Mr. Hefley
Bryant Station H D Club Met For April Meeting
The Bryant Station H D Club met April 7 led by Mrs. G. W. Odom with about 20 members. Miss Bartholmew provided yearbooks and demonstrations covered rugs, soaps, hats, and yeast breads. State and District Agents visited in March and praised the group for contributing to the Scholarship Fund.
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Bryant Station
H. D. Club
G. W. Odom
Miss Bartholmew
Bryant Station Club
Why can't a Texas farmer make money growing cotton
A humorous catalog of country goods and origins traces a Texas farmer's day from alarm to sleep. The piece lists products and origins from multiple states and regions, ending with the farmer’s puzzled question about profitable cotton farming.
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Boston
Jerusalem
New Jersey
Moody calls Texas legislature to special session May 9
Governor Dan Moody announced a 30 day special session in Austin beginning May 9. The legislature will vote on a general appropriation bill, civil service reform for state employees, and highway development measures. A second session may follow due to heavy proposed business.
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Austin
Texas
Dan Moody
Moody
Citation for Ernest Neal in Milam County Texas 1927
Public notice commands the sheriff to publish weekly for four weeks to summon Ernest Neal to appear at the Milam County District Court in Cameron on May 2, 1927. The suit No. 9715 lists Clemma Neal as plaintiff alleging abandonment for three years and filed March 30, 1927.
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Milam County
Ernest Neal
District Court
Cameron
Clemma Neal
Penn Wolf
Texas
Reliable agent sought for large Western Life Insurance Co
Ambitious man urged to take agency for Western Life Insurance Company. For information or interview contact W. G. Luedecke Agency Mgr at 425 Littlefield Building Austin Texas.
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Western Life Insurance Company
W. G. Luedecke
Mgr
Littlefield Bldg
Austin
Texas
Seeley Co Expert Promotes Spermatic Shield in Waco Visit
Chicago expert from The Seeley Co will be at the Raleigh hotel in Waco Thursday April 28 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. He claims rapid rupture closure in 10 days, no surgery, and that the device has won awards in England and Spain.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Raleigh
Waco
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
N. B
F. H. Seeley
N. Dearborn St
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H. D. Council
Patterson
Club
Connecticut
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Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Sears- Roebuck
New York
Missouri
Colorado
Vermont
Illinois
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Tyler Commercial College
South
Tyler
Adam Black, Schotchman
Publishers
Adam
Pennyworth
Wall Street
Governor Moody
State OF
Texas Power & Light Co
Corpus Christi
Bishop
Alice
Three Rivers
Port Lavaca
M. M. Kirk
Cameron, Texas
C. N. Green & Bros
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