Methodist church project and regional economic notes
Obscure report outlines a church building plan in a city with donations tied to appearance and pride. It also references John N. Taram as a Representative and mentions a court injunction involving James B. Ferguson against a State Highway Commission over contracts up to four million dollars. A farm tragedy near Waco ends with two deaths and a widow surviving, amid broader notes on prices and production in September October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tens
James B. Ferguson
Ferruson
Abolition of Economic Illiteracy in Tomorrow’s Workforce
A reading from Union Hill School Koppert Texas argues for a twenty year plan to eradicate economic illiteracy through organized education. It warns that untrained people cannot fit into the producer or buyer roles, notes impact on employment, business training, and the future of American industry with emphasis on children and youth.
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Loning
Beener
Camper Fenth
Keane
Matninie Funn Soliton
I Sant Lave
Lina
College Echoes Editor Lineup And Odd Campus Banter
The item lists campus staff roles including Editor-in-Chief Monroe Kruse and Edin-Chief Inga Resnertion along with several editors. A stray dialogue about carrying lunch to the dean appears alongside a distorted line describing a fight scene with a student named Licky and Nimmaelt.
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Monroe Kruse Ast Edin
Inga Resnertion
Florence Mearsnet
Anita Obenhaus
Marguerite Colwick
Odell Cheatham
Biter Otis Pederson
Ysaac
Eningson Marle Faltar
Curtis Pederson
Knute Krydann
Congress urged to fund relief for wandering unemployed youths
Bree Aier General Pelham G. Glassford leads a plea to Congress for funding to feed and care for a growing army of wandering men and boys across the states. The piece notes 400,000 jobless roamers, with youths under 35 predominating, and argues federal aid is essential to prevent social breakdown amid war era hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bree
Pelham G. Glassford
Congress
Getty
Hanke
Compions
Rophnsin
Kilcheirn
New York World-Telegram
Cotton acreage collapse and price drops spark 1920s debate
Amid chaotic figures, the American Cotton Cooperative Association notes drastic shifts in cotton acreage from the expansion era. Analysts cite large reductions, price declines to low levels, and forecasts of continued contraction to restore 1921 baselines. Projections warn acreage may shrink further to meet market forces and deflation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotwon
Areeuy
Witten
America
Catton
Bar Gold Shipped to New York on War Time Venture
Southampton November report notes a bar valued at 6178 dollars shipped aboard the Maesti Tend to New York as part of war time cargo. Record advertisers are mentioned in the same notice.
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Tom” Obenhaus
Polly" Lane
Texay Ind A. & M
Ftny Wells
J. C
Dorothy Bynum
Travis Orbeck
Annie
Mae Shankinn
Margaret Hill
Ruth Jokle
Halidor Duncan
Hurst
Yale
Ann
Wusarthal Vets
Southampton
Emg
New York
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Charien Wlarkahear
Pally County
Waco
Mnaine T
Bork
Fenton
Biuchohear
United State
Tory
Norte
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Sun Ana
Jesus
Roosevelt
Wlent
Unites Buster
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Texig
Brice
Roosevillter
Wao
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Mr. Price
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Crete
Vance
Kprsay
Mish Maribel White
Smith Bend
Pernell Anrs
Texas Tech
Terry Hans
Ira Dahl
Coon Creok
Luhock
Olle Mae Pederson
Alin
Monarch
Rio
Clifton Mercomile‘Company
Madeira
Australis
the Majestic Hotel & Bath House
Marlin, Texas
Joe Wise
T. Dixon
Seey
Clifton Lodge
Killin
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