Baptist Budget Proposal At Texas Convention Hits 2 Million
The Texas Baptist Convention endorses a 2,000,000 budget after the executive committee led by F. S. Groner of Dallas requests funds for missions and religious literature. Dr. Sampy is to travel across the South to share needs, while debates focus on publishing and church literature to combat irreligion.
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Antonio
F. S. Groner
Dallas
Texas Baptist
Baptist
Cal Convention of Texas
Southern Baptist
Sampy
South
Texas
W. Nolen
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Notice of Suit Pending in Bustice County Texas
The State of Texas informs the sheriff or any constable of Bustice County that a motion by plaintiffs and intervenors is pending. Affected parties are directed to await further orders and adhere to court process as the suit progresses.
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Milam County
Texas
District Court
J. R. Woodson
H. P. Woodson
Woodson Lumber Company
Employers Casualty Company
Iluse Popejoy
Wsser
Sute
Woodson
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Amercy
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Batte Backed Cotton Bags For Cotton Trade
Cameron mill owner R L Batte reports receipt of the first cotton bag shipment for use in place of burlap by his Thorndale Oil Mill and other Texas mills. The move aims to improve processes and reduce reliance on older materials.
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Thorndale Oil Mill
R. L. Batte
Cameron
Mr. Batte
Batiestides Canteron
Thorndale Ag
Doctor Promises Relief Beyond Common Ailments
The advertisement touts a physician who treats chronic ailments beyond appendix gall bladder ulcers and tonsils claiming success in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidney bladder bed wetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica leg ulcers and rectal issues. It lists patients Mia J P Rogers Paris and Ben Landreth Frogville among others with ulcers and gall stones in Texas and Oklahoma.
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J. P. Rogers
Okla
J. H. Smith
Paris
Cotton use plea from the South urged in Herald piece
An excerpt from the Carté roir Herald urges Southern action to favor cotton goods. The writer asks readers to form clubs to boycott items containing non cotton materials, and to notify bagging firms and ginners to shift to cotton use.
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