Twaycock Names Open Forum Title The Battle Ground of Reason
T W Aycock won a prize for naming the Herald Open Forum column Now titled The Battle Ground of Reason The winner will be invited to contribute a starter communication and pick a subject The Herald thanks all contributors and invites Aycock to collect the prize at the office
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County officials retain offices through Jan 1 1923
Potter County's attorney general opinion states all county and precinct officers now in office continue to hold until Jan 1, 1923 and until successors qualify. It covers the fee bill, requires annual reports by Dec 1 1922 and details proportional fees for the period Dec 1 1922 to qualification of successors.
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Notice of Lost Cotton Receipt No 42708
The Cameron Compress Company issued a cotton receipt for one bale on September 29 1922 in the name of Huffman and Mackey. The holder 23 C V Huffman states the receipt is lost and warns the public not to accept or transfer the receipt.
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Huffman & Mackey
Cameron Compress Company
C. V. Huffman
Advertising as an Investment Asserted by Advocate of Branding
A public proponent argues that promotional spending drives growth and visibility, framing advertising as a strategic asset rather than a cost. The emphasis rests on long term returns, market presence, and brand value for businesses.
Mayfield Loses to Corsicana Suit in Texas
Cordicana Tex Oct 26 The jury verdicts against Democratic U S Senate nominee Earle B Mayfield on most questions about his primary campaign spending. The court said expenditures total about 40500 with funds from multiple groups and individuals.
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Corsicana
Cordicana
Tex
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
Mr. Mayfield
Scarbrough
Secretary of State
Staples
State Supreme Court
Associated Press
Judd Scarborough
Scarborough
Toreman Melto
Richard Meyes
W. W. Nelms
Exney
Vernon Klansmen Parade Marred by Bottle Throwing Fire
A Vernon Texas parade of about 450 klansmen on Main street last night saw a bottle hurled from the crowd strike a mounted leader in the head, a flesh wound reported. The bottle allegedly contained carbon bisulfide. The event drew more than 10 000 spectators and a fire broke out nearby drawing away many watchers.
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Main Street
Orde
Oklahoma
Denver Road
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound For Gray Hair
A ready to use preparation claims to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. By applying with a sponge or brush, one strand at a time, hair allegedly becomes darker, shinier, and more luxuriant after one or two uses.
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