Former Governor Sees No Hopes For The Wets
San Antonio November 2 Former Governor Pat M Neff told a closing session of the 78th Texas Baptist General Convention that prohibition enforcement will be an issue in the next presidential election He urged that no man be elected who does not believe in enforcing the 18th amendment and warned that failure to respect law weakens all laws A resolution condemned college dancing and urged tithing by ministers The convention also approved committees and heard reports from denominational institutions.
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Tex
78Th
Texas Baptist General Convention
Pat M. Neff
Neff
W. Y. Pond
Dallas
United Press
Austin
George Green
F. M. McConnell
Baylor University
R. Lee Scarborough
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
Convention
Wichita Falls
J. J. White
Waco
E. P. West
C. R. Stewart
R. H. Coleman
L. E. Finney
Pecans Seen Breathing Life Into East Texas Cut Over Lands
R L Odom of Northeast Texas reports cut over East Texas lands can become profitable pecan groves. Paper shell pecans may salvage desolate soil, grafting onto native hickory and pig nut trees to yield bearing trees within two years. Arthur Norman of Troup converts native woods into a prolific pecan grove with extension guidance.
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Troup
Texas
R. L. Odom
Odom
East
Texas A
M. Collerge
Arthur Norman
Truett to Address Dallas Mass Meeting
Truett will address a mass meeting in Dallas in the afternoon, speaking to attendees on a topic not specified in available text. The event appears to be a public gathering likely involving local citizens and leaders.
Pecans Seen as Key Southwest Crop by Texas Experts
Texas experts praise grafted San Saba pecans from Troup substation as highly adaptable to local soils. Smith county nurseryman R. W. Fair says paper-shell pecans offer strong financial returns, even vs life insurance. District Farm Agent W. A. Buchanan tells East Texas club boys pecan trees promise a good living and long bearing future.
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San Saba
Texas Experiment
Troup
R. W. Fair
Smith County
Southwest
United States
Notice of Pending Suit in Milam County District Court
On motion of plaintiffs and intervenors, you are commanded to publish this notice for three successive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in Milam County Texas that there is now pending in the Milam District Court. The notice is directed to the sheriff or any constable of Milam County to perform publication duties.
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Milam County
Texas
District Court of
Mil
Woodson Lumber Company sues Milam County body over road material sale
In Milam County Texas case No 9582 J R Woodson and H P Woodson trading as Woodson Lumber Company sue Employers Casualty Company HuSe Popejoy and W B Reeder. Plaintiffs claim sale of material used to build Road No 45 Section B from Station C to 275 plus 77 near Milano under contract dated May 1924 and seek 680 dollars with 6 percent interest.
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Am County
Texas
J. R. Woodson
H. P. Woodson
Woodson Lumber Company
Employers Casualty Company
Iluse Popejoy
W. 8
Reeder
Sait
Popejoy
Said
Milano
Milam County
Notice of suit on bond for county contract
Employers Casualty Company sues on bond given by Pope Joy to Milam County for $25 545.22 to secure faithful performance of a contract dated June 5 1924. Suit filed under Chapter 4 Title 83 Revised Civil Statutes of Texas 1925. Notice allows intervention per Article 5164. Dated November 10 1926.
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Employers Casualty Company
Popejoy
Texas
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless backache remedy. It claims quick, almost instant relief from lumbago and sciatica after a gentle rub, promising the user will forget their weak back and feel no stiffness or pain.
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St. Jacobs O.l
St. Jacobs
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