August ran off and bread prices hold steady in town
The Honey Grove Signal notes wheat prices remain low while bread prices stay fixed from the high period. It jokes about August running and citizens working to avert drift, mentions extreme heat and its impact, and lightly mocks endurance contests as feats of nonwork.
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Pood Tester Saves State Millions on Purchases
Miss Alice Miller of the State Board of Control and Roy J. Tennant test food, clothing, and supplies for state institutions, guarding over a million dollars in bids. Miller, a longtime tester, detects substitutions and frauds in samples from prunes to fabrics, saving the state large sums annually.
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Austin
State House
Alice Miller
State Board of Control
Milor
Board of Controls
Believing PLC
Susons Debate Post-Election Forum Comments
Forum by E. Ferguson critiques election results. Article claims rural and poor voters lost, alleging pressure against Sterling and congeasation messaging in big cities. Report notes unclear statements and political tension surrounding the aftermath.
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Austin
Trane
Ave
Fergorone
Amen E. Ferguson
Sterling
Fergumn
WEEK'S PROGRAM AT YOUR CLIFTEX ADVENTURE IN SOUND
A busy slate at the Cliftex theater features "The Sea Bat" a Paramount all talking epic with Charles Bickford Nile Asther and Raquel Torres plus Jimmie Rodgers in "The Singing Brakeman" and "Boy Wanted" with "There’s Only One Who Matters" sung by Clare Row. Also "Why Bring Them Up" and "Anybody’s War" a Paramount comedy and "The Border Legion" a Zane Grey Western with Richard Arlen Fay Wray and Jack Holt. Open every night with good sound and big shows.
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Clara
Gillian Motor Company
Clare
Clare Row
Navy
Paramount
Jimmie Rodgers
Charles Bickford
Nile Asther
Raquel ‘Torres
George F. Marion
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Crowe
Paramount News
Pri
Zane 1 Grey
Border Legion
Gold Frontier
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Jack Holt
Eugene Palette
Paramount Picture
Nan McGrew
Cliftex
May Bronstad Dies After Long Nursing Service
May Bronstad, born February 17, 1880 in Harmony, died August 23, 1980 after a career as a nurse beginning with training at the Central Texas Baptist Sanitarium in Waco and service at Clifton College and Clifton Mercantile Co. She died peacefully after an operation and was honored by family, colleagues, and a large circle of relatives. Her life was marked by devotion to God and to helping others, with a nurse's memory cherished by the Clifton community and her fellow nurses.
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Harmony Rural School
Clifton College
Still's Business College
Clifton Mercantile Co
Goldstein-Migel
Waco
Ervice
Central Texas Baptist Sanitarium
M. B. Quill
Trinity Lutheran
Miss May
Bronstad
Anox Grimland
Hattie Thompson
Sanders Anderson
Miss May Bronstad
Graduate Nurses’ Association
The
Baptist Sanitarium
Miew May
Odin Bronstad
Otis Bronstad
Nob Colwick
Jesse Eggen
Gus Hoel
George] Moen
Mre
C. C. Bronstad
C. A. Brown
J. M. Huse
Tse
Millie Bronstad
Clifton
Frank E. Smith
O. A
Odie C. Pudersen
Parma
Tah
Mise
Anne Grimland
Thanks to Voters in Precinct No 8
A candidate thanks voters in Commissioner's Precinct No 8 for their support in last Saturday's election. He pledges to serve all citizens and the county to the best of his ability and invites suggestions and criticisms to improve service.
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Ty. T Shell
Radium’s value and supply outlined in Congo era notes
The article explains radium as the world’s most precious metal, with ore sources in the Belgian Congo and Juachimethal Austria. It discusses its high cost from ore extraction and handling danger, its medical and industrial uses, and that a single ounce supply remains spread over years.
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Africa
Juachimethal
Austria
Utah
Hue
S. Parker
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