Little River Philosopher worries over pay by bank credit proposal
The Little River Philosopher on his Johnson grass farm critiques a plan to replace government employee pay with bank credits. He argues it could spread to private businesses and taxes, and quips that he prefers checks he can hold. The column features J A. signoff.
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SoPac Expands Employee Training Program
Southern Pacific announces an enlarged training plan offering college courses to motivated staff. Partnering with colleges and universities, the program extends a pilot effort with one semester of coursework, summer short courses, and occasionally a full year of study to develop Southern Pacific personnel.
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D. J. Russell
Russell
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Promised at Excelsior Institute
The Excelsior Institute publicizes non surgical methods for glandular inflammation in older men claiming long term relief and urging readers to request a free book from Excelsior Springs Missouri. The ad cites 1000 communities of men treated successfully in the past year and warns neglect leads to senility and malignancy.
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Excelsior Institute
Specialized Training in Transportation Management
This program offers focused instruction on transport logistics and operations for mid to upper level managers. Participants will learn through case studies, industry best practices, and practical simulations to improve planning, scheduling, and cost control in transportation networks.
Social round of visits and gatherings in area families
Local families hosted and visited relatives from Wichita Falls Temple Belton Houston Uvalde Silsbee Cameron Rockdale Brenham Grand Prairie Freeport Baytown and California attending birthdays dinners and outings. An Austin Presbytery meeting and a Baytown visit accompanied by mentions of the American Heart Association’s role in heart disease outreach close the note.
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Ruddy
Wichita Falls
Hicks Garner
Jim Cryer
Mr. Cryer
J. F. Cryer
San Antonio
Temple
Belton
Uvalde
Silsbee
Cameron Rockdale
Brenham
Grand Prairie
Freeport
Baytown
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Bell Moore
Mamie Cansler
Eugene Mitchan
Cameron
Asta Rinn
Houston
E. J. Rinn
Lee Owens
Huntsville
Dwight Hine
Sandra
Judy
F. L. Powers
Mary
Martha
E. H. Schroeder
Austin
Powers
Mr. Schroeder
Floyd Cryer
John Sipple
Sipple
Jessie Applin
Applins
Florence Juhn
Clifford McDonald
Freer
McDonald
L. N. McDonald
J. A. Beesley
Rockdale
White Elephant Gift Swap Promises Fun At Community Hall
A local column notes the upcoming White Elephant Party chaired by Handy Peterson at the Community Hall this Saturday. Residents are invited to bring gifts they would rather give than receive and may end up swapping for something else, highlighting the humorous Useless Gift Problem.
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