Missionaries To Receive One Third Pay Increase
In Egypt and India workers of the United Presbyterian Church face higher living costs. Mrs J D Sands of Pittsburgh announces a one third salary rise for 105 home and foreign missionaries across Africa Asia and America. The measure helps missionaries in India Egypt and the Sudan and other fields.
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Egypt
India
J. D. Sands
Pittsburgh
Women's General Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Africa
Asia
America
Antition
Alary
Sudan
Announcements of Democratic Primary Candidacies
The Herald publishes candidacies subject to July Democratic Primaries. War County Attorney A. J. Lewis. War Tax Assessor Dick Clark. Miss Leila Woolley re election. Wor County Treasurer R. Todd.
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Herald
War County
A. J. Lewis
Dick Clark
Wor
Leila Woolley
R. Todd
Bond Issue Election Set for San Grove District No 27
Milam County Texas schedules an April 29 1920 election at San Grove School House to decide issuing bonds worth 1000 dollars for constructing a public free school building and site within District No 27. Ballots read For the Bonds or Against the Bonds. Sheriff J L Blaylogah listed as clerk and wedding officer Raffish R Hairston appointed to aid the process.
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San Grove School House
County Board of Trustees
Commissioners’ Court
Kr. A. Hairston
Heleet
United Presbyterian Plans Five Year Mission Salary Budget
The foreign budget for the New World Movement outlines 1 054 800 dollars in salaries over five years for mission workers. Sixty five women receive raise funds totaling 210 000 dollars, while 202 additional missionaries would receive 844 800 dollars to deploy to home and foreign missions.
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Freedmen’s Board
Women’s Missionary Society
New World Movement
United Presbyterian Church
Citation in Milam County District Court Land Cloud Suit
Public notice commands the unknown heirs of John Chance and Annie Price to appear at the May 3 1920 term in Cameron Milam County Texas for District Court Case No 8163 where D A Chance sues for title to 45 acres on the Juan Jose Acosta survey and to remove a cloud on title by adverse heirs claim. The notice runs four weeks prior to return. Penn Wolf Clerk Milam County TX.
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Constabllum
Joh Chance
Annie Price
George Price
District Court
Milam County
Cameron
D. A. Chance
John Chance
Texas
Juan Jose Acosta
Sarah Norman
S. E
S._W
N. W
Saran Worman
East Man
David Chance
David
E. Charice
Penn Wolf
Church to Build Community Centers in Asia and Africa
The United Presbyterian Church through the Women's General Missionary Society plans fifteen community centers in Egypt cities, plus five girls boarding schools and a sanitarium. The five year Egypt program costs total 625000 dollars, funded from a 16715000 dollar church campaign running April through May.
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America
Egypt
Women's Gen- Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
J. As Sands
Pittsburgh
Tl i Est
Focus Iat
T Ns
Interchurch World Movement
Warwick Shoe Shop Spotlight Highlights Quality Work
The Warwick Shoe Shop showcases quality craftsmanship and customer service, praising their workmanship and attentive fitting. The note emphasizes reliable repairs and durable footwear solutions provided to the local community.
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Warwick
Bayer Cross Aspirin Safety Ad Warning
A Brooklyn dealer sold fraudulent aspirin tablets that were largely talcum powder. Always ask for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on package and on each tablet. Follow proper directions and dosage. aspirin is the Bayer trademark.
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Bayer
Brooklyn
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