Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy About a Radio Stock
Maud seeks Aunt Emmy's guidance on Tom's plan to invest wedding bond money in a radio stock promising buybacks and guaranteed dividends. Aunt Emmy warns such claims are unreliable and urges a bank meeting. Brown vanishes and the bank later confirms the company is no good.
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Maud
Aunt Emmy
Tom
Brown
Emmy
Mr. Brown
A. B. Aymes
Cooperative marketing and farm returns (1930s discussion)
H B Erdman of the California College of Agriculture outlines how cooperative marketing could standardize production and improve grade and pack, stabilize flows and markets, and foster collective bargaining and financing while noting limits such as price setting, middleman elimination, and member accountability.
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H. B. Erdman
California College of Agriculture
J. R. Hays Purchases Hearne Confectionery Plant
J. R. Hays longtime advertising manager for Cameron Herald buys Hearne confectionery business from Geo. Thomas and moves there to run it. Hays plans to relocate his family soon. J. B. White will assume Hays' Herald advertising duties. Special music by Dr. T. M. Neal Noble Hieronymus and Mrs Beatrice Doyle Goode noted.
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J. R. Hays
Cameron Herald
Hearne
Hays
Geo. Thomas
Cameron
Mr. Hays
The
Herald
Corsicana
Trudie Mae Speed
Kernes
J. B. White
Eddtor
Reverend Blaylock Guest Of Honor At Ys Men's Luncheon
Rev B B Blaylock pastor of Memorial Baptist church is leaving for Dallas to join the state board of missions. He was the guest of honor at the Ys Men's Luncheon club in Temple, receiving unanimous appreciation and best wishes for his future. J C Baker was toastmaster and R R Curtis presided. Blaylock said he enjoyed his work in Temple and regretted leaving. there is no local reason for his move.
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B. B. Blaylock
Memorial Baptist Church
Dallas
State Board of Mission of the Baptist Church
Y’s Men’s
Temple
J. C. Baker
R. R. Curtis
Blaylock
Pioneer Bank President Dies at Rockdale Texas
J. F. Coffield Sr 76 president of the First National Bank of Rockdale a hardware merchant and large landowner died Friday morning after several months illness He was a native of North Texas and well known in local affairs
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Rockdale
Texas
J. F. Coffield, Sr
First National Bank of
North
Noted Texas merchant Coffield obituary details
Carolina Coffield, who came to Texas with parents in 1859, was a prominent local merchant active until his illness. He was the last of four brothers, eldest T. H. Coffield died at Bowie after visiting Rockdale in October. Survived by widow Anni Cawthorn Coffield, daughter Mrs. Preston H. Perry, son Jule F. Coffield Jr., and two grandchildren Preston Perry and Thomas Coffield.
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Carolina
Texas
T. H. Coffield
Bowie
Rockdale
Anni Cawthorn Coffield
Preston H. Perry
Jule F. Coffield
Preston Perry
Thomas Coffield
Cottage for Rent Near Park in Athens Tex
For rent a cottage with modern conveniences adjoining park. Rent $25 monthly. Write Mrs F B Bever Athens Texas. 12 tf
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Park
F. B. Bever
Athens
Texas
Summer Complaint Epidemic Reported Among Children
An article notes a surge of summer illness described as "summer complaint" or dysentery affecting children and adults, with concerns about the spread during the hot season and calls for caution and care.
Baby Tone tonic offered to treat stomach trouble in children
Cameron store advertises Baby Tone tonic with bismuth and pepsin claims to neutralize stomach acid and aid digestion. It emphasizes suitability for children, pleasant taste, and a guaranteed bottle sold at Schiller Drug Store for 16 cents.
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Cameron
Schiller Drug Store
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Robertson County
State Baptist
T. M. Neal
Noble Hieronymus
Beatrice Doyle Goode
Temple Telegram
Rev
Pioneer Bank
Texas Qualified Druggists League
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
Ranch and Holland’s Magazine
Wm. Strzinek
Cameron, Texas
You
Studebaker
United States
Ford
Joe J. Michalka