Ex-Convict Jennings Seeks Oklahoma Governorship Nomination
A Mayer of Indianapolis era figure Lew Shank is invoked to contrast with Al Jennings ex train robber and ex convict seeking the Oklahoma Democratic nomination for governor. The piece notes Jennings reform efforts and argues he could serve as police commissioner, while condemning higher political corruption.
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Lew” Shank
Indianapolis
al. J. Jennings
Oklahoma
Jennings
Robin Hood
Mavon Telegraph
Notice Lost Note For 275 Dollars In Carrollton Ga
Lost note for 275.00 on Robert and Young Houseworth in favor of IRS. Nancy Black, return to J BR Common for reward. Carrollton Georgia Route 5. 1 15 pd 2t.
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Robert and Young Houseworth
Irs
Nancy Black
J. BR. Common
Carrollton
Nervous Woman Finds Relief From Suffering
Mrs. Joseph Snyder of Tit. It recalls a six month battle with nervous prostration and fainting, until a free bottle of Dr Miles Nervine cured her. The Miles Medical Co claims proven value in nervous diseases and offers a refund if no benefit is seen.
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Joseph Snyder
Tit
Sully
Diitea
Mas Iosef L Snyder
Huduen St. ‘Eitin
Obi
Mites
Miles Medical CG
Elkhart, Ind
Simmons
F. Simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis
Missouri
Tunnel Disaster Feared In Saxony Collapse
A dramatic account describes a tunnel collapse in Saxony where a train drawn by two engines was partially derailed by a mountain cave in. Over a hundred people were killed or injured as rescue crews work to recover and stabilize the site.
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Saxony
Plarrasfetrem
Cultivate the Saving Habit Across the Nation
A commentary on thrift noting that less than ten per hundred Americans save in banks, while nations like Switzerland and Germany show far higher savings rates. It argues saving builds patriotism and self-respect, contrasts poverty’s demeaning effects, and extols prudent, steady saving as a path to dignity and independence.
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United States
Switzerland
France
Holland
Germany
England
Australia
Tasmania
Japan
Italy
New Zealand
Belgium
Norway
Sweden
Phat
B.C. Forbes
It Is Not So Easy To Apologize It Pays
A reflective note from The Highway Magazine urging self improvement and accountability. It emphasizes forgiving, learning from errors, and striving to do better, concluding that such effort always pays off. The piece promotes resilience and ethical conduct as paths to progress.
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The
Highway Magazine
Coal Dealer Ad Promotes Phone Number 320
Local coal dealer advertises contact by phone 320 and invites readers to call for coal supplies. The notice mentions J.M. Kaylor and a casual vendor greeting. No further concrete details or locations are provided in the readable text.
Notice to subscribers on address changes for mailings
Many subscribers are moving at year start and should promptly notify us. Provide old and new addresses with R. F. D. numbers to ensure no missed issues.
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R. F.D
Automobile For Sale And Thriftality Commanding Attention
Automobiles for sale appear alongside a reflection on thrift and saving habits. The ad notes a two passenger 20 H. P. car available cheap, signed by J. G. Cheney who can be contacted at night. The piece then pivots to a commentary on savings, praising Germany’s rise through thrift and urging regular small deposits. Augusta Herald.
HGH School News Debating Society Adds Two New Members
The Christmas break is over as HGH High School reports its first postholiday meeting of the debating society. New members Bagwell from Bowdon and Lasgetter join, boosting enthusiasm for future contests and athletics.
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Bagwell
Lasgetter
Bowdon
Miss Flewellen
Pearce Baskin
Miss Villard
C. H.S
Manchester
Adams
Hotel Empire Renovated and Refurnished on Pryor Street
Renovated and re furnished property at Union Depot on Pryor street. A reservation was made and an application filed. The notice mentions the hotel, improvements, and ongoing occupancy with priority given to the Empire property.
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Parents Union Depot
Pryor Street
Captain Joseph Harper Leads Boys Track Team This Spring
The boys track team, led by captain Joseph Harper, has started the season with strong determination to achieve athletic success this spring. The squad aims to improve performance and set notable marks in early meets.
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Joseph Harper
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American Presa Association
New Coal Dealer
J.M. Kaylor
J.G. Cheney
Augusta Herald
HGH School News
Clifford Almond
David King
Red Cross Drug Store
Atlanta
Tion
John L. Edmondson
Free Press
Progressive Farmer
Carroll Free Press
Ralph Meeks
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