Indiana Republicans Split Over Hoover Backers
Ed Jack, former governor hopeful, battles within Indiana GOP over Hoover support while Walter Bossert and Joseph Huffington push Klan influence at the state convention. Anti-Saigon League members face jail and fines, and Ralph Updike runs for Congress amid party turmoil. The scene shows miners turning to bootlegging as dry laws strain the state.
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Ed Jack
Indiana
Wwo
Mr. Hoover
Walter Bossert
Grand Dragon
Bossert
Joseph M. Huffington
Anti-Saigon League
Supt. E. , Shumaker
Hoover
Indianapolis
The
Tribune
Dailey
New York World
Luncheon for College Bound Girls At Country Club
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosted a one o’clock luncheon at the country club for girls entering college in September. Served were cream chicken in a patty shell, sliced tomatoes, eggs, rolls, chips, asparagus tips, iced tea, ice cream and food squares. Rosalie Baskin and others toasted guests and teachers. Ivy Armstrong of Belton attended as a guest of the Camera school faculty.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ceraly Moore
Lola Clinton
Geraldine Slaughter
Katherine Ramsey
Sloise Rogers
Ruth Kemp
Alice Cowan
Rosalie Baskin
Dorothy Denson
Helen Reen
Ivy Armstrong
Belton
Camera School
Fidelis Class Party Celebrates Victory and School Term
The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Sunday School held a party on the church lawn Tuesday night. A contest between class groups, led by captains Miss Bennigg McLerran and Miss Rosa Radtke, ended with Bennigg’s group victorious. Entertainer Florence Hobson organized activities as guests were served fruit, cake squares, and beverages. Misses Rose and Mary Louise Elliott assisted.
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Fidelis
Baptist Sunday School
Chureh Lawn
Bennigg
McLerran
Rosa Radtke
Ing
Iss Florence Hobson
Rose E
Mary Louise Elliott
Beiean Wd
Katherine Lovick McCall
Lyons McCall
Mayfield
Tusa
Okla
Card Of Thanks From Public Weigher Candidate
Voters in the precinct gave Joe Ruzicka a majority in his race for public weigher of Buckhoits and Sandy Nidgwe. He pledges to serve all residents with equal consideration and to discharge duties to the best of his ability. Also notes Mrs. Hugo Slaughter hosted an all day picnic at Wayside with many attendees and a large dinner.
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Buckhoits
Sandy Nidgwe
Joe Ruzicka
Hugo Slaughter
Wayside
D. B Gunn
Cornelia Gunn
J. L. Slaughter
Euline
Winona
Inez
Kathryn Robbins
Kathryn
Lois
Ruby
Ted Epperson
H. R. Dobbins
Clara C. Collier
Samme Slygier
Eheim
Whlorey
Intermediate girls Sunday School party hosted at Mrs Cable home
Last Friday evening the Methodist Sunday School Intermediate girls were entertained at Mrs Fred Cable's home. Twenty trims gathered for a social hour featuring Victrola and radio music. The hostess served chicken sandwiches and fruit punch.
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Fred Cable
Methodist Sunday School
Warns Against Hokum Schemes Targeting Movie Dreamers
The piece warns the public about slick frauds promising movie careers and giant fortunes. It cites fake acting schools, bogus registrations, and “estate” scams that lure savers into costly, unwinnable schemes and urges consulting bankers or the National Better Business Bureau for guidance.
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National Better Business Bureau
New York City
Slick
Mr Smoms
Mr Slick
Mr. Smooth
Stick
Smooth and
Company
Hokum
Connally Declares Victory in Texas Senate Nomination
Congressman Tom Connally announced his victory in the Texas Democratic nomination for United States Senator after defeating Earle B. Mayfield in the run‑off. He asserted the result reflected democratic fundamentals and pledged loyal support to party nominees in the fall campaign.
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Tom Connally
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
Democracy of
Texas
Washington
America
National Democracy
Smith
Robinson
Cotton bale figures for Milam County 1928 crop
Milam County ginned 1 012 bales of cotton prior to August 16 1928 compared with 3 417 bales ginned to August 16 1927. Grover H Albert agent.
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Milam
Grover H. Albert
Joe Ruzicka Elected Public Weigher in Buckholts
Joe Ruzicka won the Buckholts precinct public weigher post in a run off after the July primary beating Henry Garlicks. Two boxes Buckholts and Sandy Ridge counted 198 to 149 with Ruzicka securing support from local voters. He offers thanks to supporters in this issue.
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Joe Ruzicka
Buckholts
Henry Garlicks
Sandy Ridge
Ruzicka
Mrs Guthrie Joins Lyon Dry Goods as Lady Ready-to-wear Lead
Mrs S E Guthrie is now with Lyon Dry Goods Company in Cameron. She heads the ladies Ready-to-Wear and millinery departments and invites the women of the territory to visit the large store. Her experience includes work with leading Central Texas dry goods stores.
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S. E. Guthrie
Lyon Dry Goods Company
Cheese Factory Planned for Cameron Boosts Farm Income
Editorial notes a Cameron cheese factory would spur dairy demand, aid milk prices, and raise farm income. The author cites Texas counties where such industries accompany growth in poultry, dairy cattle, and produce, linking local prosperity to independent farmer enterprise.
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Camedon
South Texas
Cameron
Local residents and visitors around Cameron and Belton
J. D. Bassel of Belton and Miss Virginia Pegues, Baylor student, visited Miss Francis House in Cameron. Frank Schratzer, Edwin Crowell, and Edwin Crowell plan a Gaveston vacation from Keith Electric. Fred Childress to work there next week. Ray Mayfield joined McLane Wholesale Grocery. Roy B. Hines and C. W. Pharris demonstrated pure food science for about fifteen attendees at Charles Smith home. Mrs. Charlie Frank Green and daughter Peggy visit Forney. D. Williams of Hanover visited Cameron.
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J. D. Bassel
Belton
Virginia Pegues
Baylor College
Frank Schratzer
Edwin Crowell
Gaveston
Keith Electric Company
Roy B. Hines
C. W. Pharres
Pure Food Research Department of State University
Charles Smith
Episcopal Evening Prayer Sermon Sunday Sept 2
Evening prayer and sermon at eight o'clock. Sunday School starts at 0:45 a.m. All to come and worship.
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Ray Mayfield
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