Chevrolet Sets Record With 55865 Cars in September
Detroit October 13 Chevrolet Motor Co. produced 55,865 motor cars and trucks in September, a new monthly record and just 878 below the company’s all time peak. August U.S. deliveries were 41,500, with domestic September shipments about 44,500, signaling strong year round demand and a high production schedule despite seasonal trends.
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Detroit
Michigan
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
United States
Charles F. Barth
Chevrolt
Watkins Co Distribution Offer for Daily Pay Plan
J. R. Watkins Co announces a distribution plan from Department 1-6 at 62 70 West Iowa St Memphis Tenn promising daily pay for delivering 150 essential products to established users including extracts coops and food products backing by a large company.
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J. R. Watkins Co
West
Iowa St
Memphis
Tenn
Poll shows scions oppose cost for cow disease fight
Austin Texas Oct 8 A large majority of the 120 Legislature members who answered Governor Ferguson s query on a 400 000 appropriation to cover hoof and mouth disease debts in Harris and Galveston counties oppose the measure J E Ferguson said Travis county representatives John T Smith and Felix Raymer have not yet received the query but officials expect responses similar to others asserting no authority to make new appropriations this year Raymer will likely vote against and Smith reportedly plans a similar reply
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Austin
Texas
Ferguson
Harris
Galveston
J. E. Ferguson
Travis County
John T. Smith
Felix Raymer
Raymer
Smith
Provision for Texas University Thanksgiving Day Game
In College Station Texas on October 15 preparations are under way to provide for visitors for the Texas University Thanksgiving Day football game. A&M College will host about 28 000 guests expanding the college community of 3000. President T O Walton has appointed committees to arrange all details and ensure adequate accommodations and essentials for visitors.
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College Station
Texas
Texas University
T.O. Walton
Wilder grows record cotton on 85 acres near Marshall
Marshall Oct. 10 Will Wilder a resident six miles northwest of Marshall has a remarkable cotton crop this season with 85 acres under cultivation. Five acres were in (text cut) leading to a standout display of his yield for the area.
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Marshall
Will Wilder
Wilder
Cotton Growers Contest Yields 41st Bale From 55 Acres
A farmer in the cotton growing contest has picked 11 bales and continues harvesting. He delivered the 41st bale Friday from 55 acres while still picking. The contest plots on five acres received 800 pounds of commercial fertilizer, while the rest of the farm used about 300 pounds.
Thorndale Club Sets Up Road Markers for Visitors
Thorndale Commercial Club held its regular meeting with music by the Thorndale brass band. Secretary Smith Summerlin reviewed monthly activities and upcoming work, including a cleanup drive for National Fire Prevention Week. Fifty road markers are being placed on inbound roads to guide tourists along the shortest routes.
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Thorndale
Thorndale Brass Band
Thorndale Commercial Club
Smith Summerlin
Dean's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief In Testimony
An advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to ease back pain and kidney issues. A Cameron woman Mrs. Laura Follis claims relief after use, describing persistent grinding back pains and dizziness before and improvement after taking the product. Manufactured by Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York, price 60 cents at dealers.
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Dean
Cameron
Laura Follis
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Aggies Football Broadcast Planned by WTAW Station
College Station Texas notes WTAW at 270 meters will air all Texas Aggies football games and athletic events this year. Station operated by College electrical engineering department. Colonel Ike Ashburn and RE. E. McQuillen coordinate broadcasts.
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College Station
Texas
WTAW
A. & M. College of Texas
Texas Aggies
Electrical Engineering Department
Ike Ashburn
Students’ Association of the College
RE. E. McQuillen
Milam County Sheriff Sale Notice in Cameron
By virtue of an execution issued from Milam County Justice Court on Sept 26 1925 E L Laurence v R Cravy the sheriff announces a sale of R Cravy’s interest in the H T Cravy home place of about 80 acres in the J J Acosta eight league grant Milam County to be held on the first Tuesday in November 1925 at the Milam County Courthouse in Cameron Texas between 10 am and 4 pm at public vendue. The property will be sold to the highest bidder. publication in Cameron Herald weekly for three consecutive weeks preceding the sale. L L Blaylock Sheriff Milam County Texas.
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Texas
Milam
Justice Court
Milam County
Z. T. Gore
E. L. Laurence
EE. L. Laurence
R. Cravy
den Dan Blaylock
H. T. Cravy
J. J. Acosta
San Andres
M. L. Kirk
Daniel Cravy
Dar Mouldon
San Gabriel River
Cravy
Cameron
Jewy
Vendue
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Chas
Frank Green
C. N. Green & Brothers
J. K. Freeman
Wilkerson Brothers Garage
Thorndale Club
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Camron Herald
L. L. Blaylock
C. N. Green
Leland Green
J. H. Sapp
W. M. Marek
F. Adams
Cameron, Texas
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