Texas Court Amendment Vote Set for July 16 1929
Texas voters will decide on two constitutional amendments at a July 16 1929 special election. One expands the Supreme Court to nine members with commissioners and year round business, the other raises the governor’s salary to ten thousand dollars. Both amendments advance from the 41st Legislature.
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Supreme
Senate
Supreme Court
Senate OF Texas
House OF Representatives
Bobby Jones Dominates Golf Trails in Triplex Feature
The piece portrays Bobby Jones as a tireless, competitive golfer who rarely loses once he enters a match. It contrasts his intense study and drive with Walter Hagen’s easygoing style, noting Hagen’s superior overall class among professionals.
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Bobby Jones
Bobby
Atlanta
Walter Hagen
LaGrange Bank Reopens After Voluntary Closure
The First National Bank of La Grange resumes operations after a voluntary shutdown that lasted three weeks. Officials said the reopening marks the bank's return to normal services for customers in the La Grange area.
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la Grange
Bank Reopens After Washington Order Reorganizes Cashier
Depositors resume business as the bank reorganizes under a new cashier and assistant cashier after a telegram from Washington authorized turning affairs over to the board of directors and officials. Stacks of money greet customers ready to transact.
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Washington
Examiner
Giddings News
Yey 6606 Prescription for Colds and Fever Remedies
A brief claim extols Yey 6606 as a speedy remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria, presenting it as the most rapid treatment known.
Cameron graduates honored in state athletic circles
Cameron high school produced two notable athletes honored by major Texas programs. Frank Mondick was named captain for Texas, while Ed Thompson led the A&M track squad as star half miler helping the Aggies win the Southwest Conference title. Don Slocomb, also from Cameron, shows promise as a hurdler for A&M. The piece also notes league races involving the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs, and Brooklyn Robins with manager Wilbur Robinson facing tough luck.
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Uhle
Miller Huggins Faces First-Place Setback as Manager
The quote notes that Miller Huggins realizes what it means to be out of first position in the league standings and commends his clever managerial abilities.
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Miller Huggins
Cardui Helped Ky Woman Overcome Nervous Weakness
Mrs. J. C. Ray of Lawrenceburg Kentucky describes severe illness and nervous exhaustion. After taking Cardui she slept better ate more and regained energy to do housework. She reports steady improvement from the first bottle and continued relief for weeks. Thousands of other women reportedly benefited from Cardui after long weakness.
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