Cemetery Work Begins At Farmers Branch Cemetery
The Farmers Branch Cemetery Association has formed and held a meeting at the Baptist church. A voluntary grounds cleanup was attempted last Saturday and will continue each Saturday until completion. Citizens with relatives buried there are urged to participate to support upkeep and improvements at the old cemetery serving families from nearby communities.
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Farmers Branch
Reenon
Associaton
They Baptist Church
Carrollton
Hackberry
Coppell
Dallan
Invitations and visits noted at Yoakum gathering
A fragmentary note mentions Mrs C A Johnston and Mr and Mrs Arthur Good as visitors. Jiba residents traveled to Yoakum Sunday to meet with Mr and Mrs A Gilliam and family, reflecting a social gathering or friendly call.
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C A Johnston
Arthur Good
Jiba
Yoakum
A Gilliam
Fragmentary voter contact note appears in Gazette
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Gueroliton Farmera Deasted Hebron Addibon and Lae aliases with a recommendation to call Mir for information about elections. It provides two phone numbers and an address fragment suggesting local contact for a high service query.
Exploding the Machine Myth Again in Industrial Outlook
Justin Macklin, First Deputy Patent Commissioner, argues that tech progress creates jobs not unemployment. He cites 16,000 radio patents and varied innovations like airplanes and refrigerators as proof that industry voices should drive policy. He urges relying on experienced business leaders to guide recovery rather than magical cures.
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America
Justin Macklin
Washington
Maneklin
Federal Patent Office
Why Not Ark the Patient? Trade experiments for experience
A prominent reader argues we should trade experiments for experience in business conditions. He notes that in health and law we seek experts, implying we need knowledgeable counsel to lift the present low mood. The piece suggests consulting those who know best.
Wisdom From Youth on Farming Cooperation and Education
A high school essay from a farming community argues that farmers need better organization and more marketing education. It says scientifically developed markets and well financed marketing bodies lead to prosperity and fewer crises, framing cooperation as putting agriculture on a business footing.
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Elas Jn
Bet
Crisia
Twixt Pon and Palate misread in summarized note
A garbled OCR fragment presents a curious bit titled Twixt Pon and Palate. It mentions Martha Jampio and a reference to a chef acclaimed as the world’s best by some unnamed source. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Apple Pie Promise Ends In Tears And Humble Truth
May, married to Bert, struggles with a new apple pie recipe that mirrors her struggle with her mother’s influence. Bert’s teasing and a disastrous bake lead to May’s quiet heartbreak as she seeks approval and learns that culinary glory must wait. The moment reveals family tension, patience, and a lessons about imitation and domestic life.
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Bradford
Bert
Newry
Hher
Abd Wiethuions
Iid
George
May
Bhi
Mercy
Hope
Aymibatty
Labor board critique and calls for reform in business relations
A historical note criticizes the National Labor Relations Board for failing to improve relations between a businessman and his employees over nearly three years. It advocates stronger congressional action to balance the labor law, arguing that the current statute hinders business recovery. The piece cites routine delays and a climate of violence and bickering fostered by labor agitation, urging subscription support for the Chronicle.
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National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Indianal Press Service
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Power & Lion
Farmera
Hebron, Addibon and
Lae
Ark
Bale
Yue Carseat
Sega and Welter Lade
The
Chronicle
Postal Mutual Indemnity Company
Legal Reserve Casualty Company
Dallas
Texas
Martha Jampio
Wau
Non Bert
Hin
Hellat
API
Electrica
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