Neff Wins Milam County Nomination for Texas Governor
Pat M. Neff of Waco captures the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with a large Milam County majority over former Senator Joseph Bailey. Neff leads 2038 to 861 in Milam, and dominates Dallas and Tarrant counties with about 23,000 votes. Cameron hosts a local Cotton Classing station run by T. R. Depew aiding farmers.
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Pat M. Neff
Waco
Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Milam County
McLennan County
Neff
Bailey
My Neff
Thomason
Ben F. Looney
R. E F. Thomason
el Paso
Mr. Looney
San Antonio
Dallas
Tarrant
American Party
Cameron
T.R. Depew
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College of Texas Co-Operating
Depew
Court House
Colquitt Backs Bailey On Courthouse Square Rally
Former governor Colquitt closed Bailey campaign efforts on Friday to several hundred people at the court house square. He hinted at a U.S. Senate run in two years and attacked Pat Neff's age stance while targeting unions and parts of Neff's platform as socialism. W. T. Hefley introduced Colquitt, noting Bailey support.
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Y. B. Colquitt
Bailey Forces
Court House Square
Colquitt
United States Senate
W. T. Hefley
Cameron
Bailey
Pat M. Neff
Democratic Rally Prayer for Victory in November
A brief political letter urges Democrats to follow the party banner and unite for victory in the November election. Signed by Judd G. Davis, it emphasizes collective effort toward triumph.
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Judd G. Davis
Neff defeats Bailey to win Texas Democratic gubernatorial nomination
The Honorable Pat Morris Neff of Waco defeats Joseph Weldon Bailey for the Democratic nomination for Texas governor. Neff will become the next chief executive of Texas after twenty years in law and public life in Waco.
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Pat Morris Neff
Waco
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
Neff
Revivalist Blaylock Returns From Rural Campaigns
Reverend B. B. Blaylock of Cameron Baptist Church completes a five meeting summer revival tour in Milam and Bell counties. He preached to thousands in rural districts, conducted missionary work in destitute areas, baptized and licensed to preach, and reports many conversions and renewed faith upon his return.
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B. B. Blaylock
Cameron Baptist Church
Milam
Bell County
Cameron
Blaylock
Perry F. Evans
Milam County
Mr. Blaylock
Chambers Hefley Motors Sends Men to Navasota
Chambers Hefley Motor Company sent mechanics salesmen and a tractor cleaner to Navasota for a two day tractor demonstration hosted by the Houston Ford branch. The dealer promotes educational features to help farmers solve power problems and boost county sales of Fordson tractors. Full demonstration details will appear in the next Herald.
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Chambers-Hefley Motor Company
Navasota
Houston
Ford Motor Company
Fordson Tractor
the Herald
Neff wins Democratic nomination for Texas governor
Pat M Neff of Waco tops Joseph Bailey for the Democratic nomination with a statewide lead projected near 80 000 votes as results roll in from 22 counties The Texas Election Bureau will release full totals after all counties report with Neff carrying multiple counties and major cities while Bailey loses ground in South Texas and his home areas
Marlow Presbyterian Church revival begins Sunday night
The Marlow Presbyterian Church invites attendance as revival services start Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Pastor H. R. Macfadyen will preach each night through the week with a morning service at 11 o'clock Sunday. No Sunday night service at the other church.
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Marlow Presbyterian Church
H. R. Macfadyen
Policy Rhetoric Amid Long Service and Gratitude
A speaker praises a long tenure of over twenty five years and expresses thanks for ongoing opportunities. The remark frames dedication and opportunity as blessings, attributing them to providence and a stable policy stance. The tone is reflective and affirming.
Local Social and Visit Notes From Central Texas
Miss Sue Sanders heads to Brownwood to join Vogue Dry Goods Co as head saleslady in the millinery department. Several residents, including Miss Imogene Sanders and Mrs. W. W. Greer, make trips to Dallas, Coleman, Austin and Temple. visits from or to Merkel, San Gabriel, Rockdale, Brenham, Calvert, Sharpe, and other towns are noted among townsfolk and kin.
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Sue Sanders
Brownwood
The
Vogue Dry Goods Co
Imogene Sanders
Dallas
Coleman
Prof
L. H. Kidd
Temple
Notice of stockholders meeting firm Cameron Texas
Authority vested call to annual meeting of stockholders of Farmers Union Warehouse Association of Cameron Texas held in District Court Room Cameron County Court House on Saturday September 4 1920 at 2 oclock P M to elect a Board of Directors and attend to other business Chairman John W Barrett announces the gathering Misses Anna Lou Baskin Grace and Louise Gillon and Ben Baskin visit Temple on Saturday.
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Farmers’ Union Warehouse Association
Cameron
Texas
Axe
John W. Barrett
Anna Lou Baskin
Grace and
Louise Gillon
Ben Baskin
Temple
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J. W. Bailey
Mr. Davis
Neff Club
Cameron Herald
Cameron Enterprise
Slam County
Ley
Texas Democra
T. R. Depew
Cotton Classer
George
Banzhaf
Rockdale
J. W. Baile
Rev. Blaylock
Chambers -Hefley Motor CO
Fordson Dealers
United States
Texas Election Bureau
Mr. Neff
Lynch Davidson
W. A. Johnsony
Mr. Davidson
Mr. Johnson
Davidson
Johnson
William Pierson
Greenville
E. Hawkins
Travis County
Supreme Court
Narly
Pierson
Hawkins
Andrews
Sterling
Upton
Hall Counts
William
Farmer Bailey
Gainesville
McLennan
South Texas
Fifth
Congress
Cooke
Bexar County
Looney
Weems Cin Batte’s
John Watson
Marlin
W. W. Greer
Austin
R. H. McIntosh
EF. J. Bradley
Calvert
Berta Robinson
Minnie Nell Blaylock
L. L. Blaylock
Isabell Camp
San Gabriel
Mildred Chambers
A. S. Epperson
Mrs. Clyde Franklin
Artie Hargrove of
Sharpe
Julian Baskin
Helen Mulhern
Brenham
California
Pierson Hawkin
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