Dr G E Sutton to Lecture at Texas Sanitarians School
City Sanitarian Dr G E Sutton travels to Houston for the fifth Texas Short School of Sanitarians. About 400 delegates from across the country are expected for four days of sessions led by City Health Officer A H Flickwit with focus on milk sanitation.
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G. E. Sutton
City Sanitarian
Houston
Texas Short School of Sanitarians
Sutton
Fron
Houston Press
A. H. Flickwir
J. C. Anderson
Oscar Downing
Louisiana
Leslie C. Frank
The
United States Public Health Service
W. H. Haskell
Mr. Frank
JT. D. H Griffith
U. S. Health Service
J. R. Jennings
Arizona
C. Stair Drake
American Public Health Association
New York
Holcombe
L. H. Martin
Texas Association of Sanitarians
Flickwit
Card of Thanks from Baskin Family
The Baskin family expresses gratitude to singers, residents of Court House friends, and those who offered kindness and floral tributes during their sorrow. They thank Mrs. B J Baskin and family for support received over the past five years and extend blessings to all who showed compassion.
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Court House
B. J. Baskin
Jim. Bashir
Gordon Baskin
Robert Baskin
Mrs Mamie Kelly Visits Aunt Miss Mollie Alien
Mrs Mamie Kelly and her son Jaks spent Saturday night and Sunday morning with Mrs Kellys aunt Miss Mollie Alien. The surprise visit was enjoyed by Miss Mollie and Mrs Kelly has visited the area many times.
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Mamie Kelly
Jaks
Governor Moody to Open 1927 Cotton Palace in Waco
Governor Dan Moody will attend the Texas Cotton Palace opening in Waco on October 22. He will speak in the coliseum and declare the exposition open. The cotton parade returns with heavy participation and a $50 prize for the farthest-distance entrant, last year coming from Colorado Texas.
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Cotton Palace
Waco
Texas
Dan Moody
Arcentine
Diver
Teva
Thace
Moody
H. A. Klein
Colorado
Colliseum
Agriculture Featured at 1927 Cotton Palace
Waco Texas plans to make the agricultural exhibit at the Cotton Palace among the most attractive in artistry. EF Goodman chairs the agricultural department and coordinates a large Texas product display. New backgrounds and painted flowerery will showcase the soil products while county exhibits multiply and compete for supremacy.
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Waco
Texas
EF. Goodman
Agricultural Department
the & T
West Te
Jordins
Goodman
Cotton Palace
Woman's Work at Cotton Palace Draws Waco Women
The Women's Department at the Texas Cotton Palace in Waco promises to be a premier exhibit area. Hundreds of Waco women staff the large display on the second floor of the main exhibit building.
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Waco
Texas
Texas Cotton Palace
Hundreas of
Waco to Host Cotton Palace With Special Train Rates
Texas railroads announce unusually low fares to Waco for the Cotton Palace Exposition from October 22 to November 6. Special trains will run from nearby points on feature days of the exposition, enhancing travel access.
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Waco
Texas
Texas Railroad S
Chevrolet Largest of Gear Shift Makers in 16th Year of Triumph
The Chevrolet Motor Company marks sixteen years since its 1911 founding in Michigan as the world’s largest gear shift car and truck maker. From five cars in 1911 to over one million produced in recent years, Chevrolet expanded through Oakland and other plants, with GM taking over in 1918 and record output continuing into 1927. W S Knudsen praises public confidence and promises continued profits reinvested locally.
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Chevrolet
Triumph
Chevrolet Motor Company
West Grand Bouelvard
Detroit
Oakland
California
Atlanta
General Motors
W. S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Krudsen
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Howard Edminston
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