Neff eyeing 1924 Texas tour amid Senate speculation
Cameron supporters report Governor Pat M. Neff plans a Texas wide speaking tour in Spring 1924 focusing on law enforcement. Observers debate whether the trip signals a Senate bid against Morris Sheppard or a prelude to another legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat M. Neff
Cameron
United States Senate
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Neff
Sheppard
United States
Tire Committee
Cities not living within incomes in 1922 census figures
Washington reports that 261 cities with populations over 30 000 ran annual costs above revenue in 1922. total indebtedness reached 3 618 967 272 dollars, or 93 42 per capita, with per capita government costs highest in cities above 500 000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Instant relief for stuffed head from catarrh or cold
Advert says Ely's Cream Balm clears blocked air passages instantly. A small bottle from your druggist relieves nasal congestion by soothing inflamed mucous membranes. Fragrant antiseptic cream works quickly for stuffed heads and catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Baker urged to run for State Comptroller
The Austin based report notes supporters from Milam county urge Representative W. D. Baker of Gause to seek the Democratic primary nomination for State Comptroller. Judge J. A. King cites widespread public demand, while two declared rivals Pat Molden and Tom Bell prepare campaigns after the holidays. Baker is a leading figure of the Thirty-eighth Legislature.
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C. D. Baker
Gause
Milam County
Austin
Friends of
WD. Baker
J. A. King
North
Texas
Judge Baker
Pat Molden
Collin County
Tom Bell
Texarkana
Baker
A Cotton Program for 1924
A Federal International News report from New Orleans outlines a cotton program for 1924. It urges small acreage, heavy fertilization, early maturing seed, pre square poisoning, fallen square destruction, and calcium arsenate treatments as proven weevil controls by farmers, observers, and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Federal International News
Federal International Banking Company of
New Orleans
Profits in Infested Regions With 1924 Weather Outlook
A cooperative extension report argues profits can be maintained even in heavily infested areas. It cites typical 1924 weather as favorable and combines advice from Alabama State Entomologist W E Hinds J N Harper of the Southern Fertilizer Association and J A Evans of USDA extension to guide farmers.
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W. E. Hinds
Alabama
J. N. Harper
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U. D. Baker
Fred Henry
Cameron, Texas
Horchohoho
Chooohoo
West Texas
Joe N. Luce
Miles, Texas
Gnns
W. Price
Henne & Meyer Co
ar_cron, Texas
Otani
Dodge Brothers
Service
Decker Motor CO
Esslinger
Feed Store
Star Products Company
Mr. Morrison
Palace of Sweets
Chevrolet
White-House Motor Company
White-House Motor
Chevrolet Dealers
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