Cameron Lions Club backs Moody in Cameron election vote
Cameron Lions Club meeting on Tuesday shows support split with Davidson favored by many Lions while Ferguson receives no votes. Nominating speeches for governor feature Webb for Davidson Cobb for Moody and Martin for Ferguson. Local sources note this is a publicity move and not official policy.
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MOODY
Davidson
Ferguson
Lions Club
Cameron
Dan Moody
Lynch Davidson
Lions
Felix Robertson
Moulton Cobb
Powelvon
Piwricivcon
Texas
Cameron Lions’ Club
Paul Webb
Moulton
Ty) Cobb
Cameron Enterprise
J. © .Martin
Miriam Ferguson
James Ferguson Addresses La Grange Crowd on Texas Bonds
James E Ferguson spoke in La Grange denying Governor Ferguson favors repudiation of 76 million in Texas district road bonds. He attacked Moody and praised farmers while defending his wife’s unexecutive acts. The event drew a large crowd with clergy and B’nai B’rith members present.
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Texas
James E. Ferman
la Grange
Eastrange
James
Perguson
Micka A. Ferguson
U. S. Supreme Court
Dan Moody
Ku Klux Blom
Pather
Paul Kasper
Ceorge Willrich
Bohesmxeum Alliance League
All- Aina
Road bonds debate cited by Ferguson in pledges
The report notes several minor collisions as Ferguson discusses road bonds. He states the bonds were issued and sold in good faith and asserts the administration will not pursue repudiation, while claiming this administration has shown a path to prevent repudiation. The governor is referenced as having goals related to the issue.
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Ferguson
Hotpoint
Ferguson urges voter backing to redeem bonds in district rallies
Ferguson calls using office power to recover funds and stresses democratic step of returning to the people in each district. At LaGrange a large crowd heard him, surpassing Sulphur Springs turnout, with over 5,000 autos counted and up to 20,000 visitors estimated.
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Ferguson
LaGrange
Sulphur Springs
Milam County Faces Cotton Flea Infestation
Milam County buzzes with reports of the cotton flea pest across fields. Geo Banzhaf urges Flower of Sulphur use to control the outbreak, citing W D Hunter’s entomology bulletin and noting early spring hoppers on horsemint precede cotton infestation. Applications of five to six pounds per acre weekly in May June advised, weather and local conditions permitting.
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Geo. Banzhaf
W. D. Hunter
Bureau of Entomology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Red River
W. D.H
Southwestern University Students Noted At Home Visits
Miss Ruth Kemp of Southwestern University spent the weekend at home and returned to Georgetown Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Atkinson and Harriet from Maystfield visited. Mrs. John Calvin Jones and John Calvin Jr. of Houston visited the Hefleys. Miss Rosalie Baskin from Southwestern University spent the weekend at home, while Misses Theresa Jensen Lena and Mary Yee drove to Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Sonntag of Temple were guests of Mesdames Joslin and Hitt.
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Ruth Kemp
Southwestern University
Georgetown
John Calvin Jones
John Calvin Jr
Houston
Sam Hefley
Rosalie Baskin
Theresa Jensen
Lena and
Mary Yee
Temple
Mrs. Sonntag
Tiz Promises Quick Relief for Sore Tired Feet
Advertises Tiz as a magical foot remedy that draws out poisons and exudations to alleviate burning swelling corn bunions and raw spots. Claims immediate comfort with a yearly guarantee for a few cents and promotes purchase at drug or department stores.
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