John Davis Poses Nine Questions to Bailey in Texas
Sherman August 9. John Davis of Dallas, legislator, spoke to about 1,000 people urging Pat M. Neff for governor and presented nine questions he says Bailey should answer. The inquiries cover campaign finance from outlaw interests, woman suffrage, hours for women and children, mail delivery to farmers, parcel post, federal road aid, open shop, prohibition employment, and liquor constitutional amendments.
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Sherman
John Davis
Dallas
Kaufman Countion
Pat M. Nef
Falcy
Texsare
Texas
AL Covington
For Sale Land Farm Near Harmony School district
Auction style ad lists a black land farm of 125 acres with 200 screws measured near Harmony school. Features include a windmill, barn, corn, dairy and pasture. Price 85 per acre, part cash, terms. Located near the Keony area.
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Harmony School Howe
Hkeony
Nearly unrecognizable after illness and tonic recovery
A Clifton advertiser asserts Mrs. White of 111 Crescent Ave suffered years of stomach cramps, nervousness, and gas. After using Tanine, she improved dramatically, becoming healthy and hardly recognizable to friends. The product is sold locally by Carpenter Bros and other druggists.
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Tanine
Bottien
Clifton
Carpenter Bros
Bailey's Record on Prohibition and Governors Through 1918
Paragraphed notes trace Bailey's stance on prohibition from 1887 through 1918, citing votes against saloon and records supporting prohibitionist candidates. It cites Congressional Record entries and outlines each gubernatorial race with Bailey’s alignment, including Colquitt, Davidson, Ramsey, Ferguson, Ball, Morris, Pecqueon, and Hobby, noting his general anti-saloon and statewide prohibition positions.
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Congressional Record
Senate
Territories
Hailey
Sam
Jefferson
Tam
Clara Eobfer
CB Colquitt
Bell
Toa Campbell
M. Brooks Colquitt
Tom Campbell
Brooks
Erator Batley
Brook
DB. Colquitt
I. W. Davidson
Gene Joinson
Wm. Poindexter
Galquitt
Davison
Cane Johnson
Bai
Point
Ule
C. H. Colquitt
W. F. Ramsey
Colquitt
Ramsey
Maley
Judge Ramsey
James J. Ferguson
Tom. Ball
Ferguson
Tom Ball
Satewde
Geomtet Malley
James B. Ferguson
Chas Morris
Morris
Batley
Jamon E. Pecqueon
W. P. Hobby
Antis
Blue Bugs and Bloodsucking Insects Advertisement
Fragmented OCR text discusses a product named Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer for chickens and contains garbled endorsements. The content mixes sales language with unclear political phrases and nonstandard terms, offering no clear events or outcomes. The readable segments suggest an old timey ad tone with questionable authenticity.
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Martin
Tarleton Agricultural College prospectus notice
A 1919 20 prospectus for Tarleton Agricultural and Mechanical College Stephenville Texas highlights coeducational junior college programs in Agriculture Home Economies Manual Arts Fine Arts Business and Physical Training with free tuition 75 000 loan fund and student labor fund. It notes a 500 acre farm 40 acre campus modern laboratories and music clubs athletics and championships with demand for catalog and literature. The sale also contains an unrelated patent medicine pitch for Prickly and Bittery with dosage directions and price.
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Agricultural and Mechanic College of Texas
State University
Thomas
Davia
Dyan
Hive
Beauty Doctors and Youth Secrets Promised in Ageless Claims
A fragmented excerpt discusses women seeking remedies for aging and pain, with references to doctors, beauty cures, and products claimed to restore youth. It mentions pain relief, nerve health, and a focus on appearance, amid a hazy portrayal of advertisements and promises.
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Pawleys
Othore
Armen
Adipathi
Woman Democrat Wins Nomination for Senate in Fourth District
Oklahoma City August 7 unofficial word to State Election Board states Mrs Lamar Looney Hollis Democrat defeated her only opponent Le Wilson for the State Senate nomination in the Fourth District comprising Moore and Green counties. Resulting trend suggests a Democratic majority in the Senate for the next session per Republican observers. The Record and Dallas News report the price as 2.50.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
Lamar Looney
Hollis
Bia
le Wilson
State Senate
Mhoon
Greet
Watts
Manszum
Olahoma Senate
Segislature
The Overland Sets Another U S Record
The Overland light car posted a remarkable economy run averaging 272 miles per gallon on a 442 mile York to San Francisco journey. Five drivers combined to burn 126 gallons of gasoline and 2 gallons of oil. The Staged dash featured fuel efficiency and low operating cost.
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Galelon
York
San Francis
Raliank
New York
San Proneista
Osean
Jase
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ART Shop
Brooks Building
Record Office
DELCO
E. H. Meier
Waco, Texas
Record
Dallas News
Willard
Clifton Battery
Bailey
Maxwell House
P. A G. White
Arm and Hammer Soda
Baling Powier
Prine Albert
the Home Grocery Company
Clifton, Texas
White
Crescent
Prorin
Bellevara ix
Avery
Alwald Calaebie
Arin
Clifton Mill & Elevator CO
PE John Tarleton Agricultural Cou
Agriculural and Mechanical College of
Texan
Stephenville, ‘Texas
Special Agenta
U.S
Dalian News
SchouFics
Goodyear
AG. Gilliam
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