Keep America’s Wampum Sound Message
A rhetoric piece argues against paper money backed by nothing. It recalls Civil War hardships, warns of inflation and disaster, cites Edison and Ward on commodity money, and mentions Russia Germany France as cautionary examples of monetary collapse. It links finance to political upheaval and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Ward
Thomas A. Edison
Russia
Germany
France
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Robespierre
Frances
False Tariff Claims Draw Fire From Both Parties
The pamphlet What the Tariff Does to Kansas by the Fair Tariff League led to a Republican counterclaim of misrepresentation. The piece cites Kansas losses and farmer costs under the Fordney McCumber Tariff and argues the league represents 2,400,000 farmers and 500,000 war workers with no political ties.
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Kansas
Fair Tariff League
H. E. Miles
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
New York Herald
Washington
Herald
H. F. Miles
New York
Fordney-McCumber
United States
Bank salaries in Missouri fall low for small-town cashiers
A Missouri Bankers Association study finds 368 banks in towns under 2000 residents pay cashiers and chief executives about 110 dollars monthly. Only 273 of 1162 banks in towns under 6000 pay presidents the salary. The report notes many leaders supplement income with side lines to sustain their positions.
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Missouri Bankers Association
Help Kidneys By Drinking More Water
Advice promotes drinking soft water and Jad Salts to neutralize urinary acidity. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for two to three days to relieve bladder irritation and suggests physician kidney exams twice yearly.
Notable Names Gather for a Warm Community Event
Glenn Flinn Agnes Henderson Exl win Agee Olive Henderson Irvin Clary Mildred Moore Joyce Cox Mary Young Eugene Green Ruby Caton Vernon Roberts Lucille Camp Richard West Francee Loney Lyons McCall attend a delightful community gathering. The event showcased local residents, friendships, and shared memories in a friendly, celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Flinn
Agnes Henderson
Exlwin Agee
Olive Henderson
Irvin Clary
Mildred Moore
Joyce Cox
Mary Young
Eugene Green
Ruby
Caton
Vernon Roberts
Lucille Camp
Richard West
Francee Loney
Lyons McCall
Honor for Martha Lou Hooks at Kemp reception
Mrs Jeff T Kemp hosted a Friday evening buffet in honor of her niece Martha Lou Hooks who recently graduated Yee High School and will enter Simmons College in Abilene. The event featured chicken salad sandwiches fruit salad cheese balls potatoes chips and assorted desserts with couples listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff T. Kemp
Martha Lou Hooks
Yee High School
Abilene
Simmons College
Passett Watson
Eurenia Wallace
Jack Hearrell
Elois Rogers
Ralph Toyres
Bessie Wiley
Billie Clark
Marvy Sue Denson
Clifton Tennesse
Toviee Adams
Moulton Cobb
Pauline Green
Alton Barget
Helen Green
Visit to Carnival Highlights Evening Run
A fragment notes friends leaving for different schools and describes a Carnival visit as the colluding feature of the evening's program.
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America
Samuel H. Beach
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
National Committee
Robespierre’s End
Dr. F. Barnes Bever
C. W. Lawrence Bldg
Auditorium Hotel
J. GC. Mayfield
Howell’s Music Store
Cameron, Texas
Rel Weyer
George B Haistep
Columbia
State Reformatory
Kuppenheimer
Max Collins
Milam County Lumber Co
Wm. P. Carey & Co
G. C. Walters