Bard s for Lieutenant Governor Club Formed in Denton
Denton January 26 about 1500 members enrolled in the Bards for Lieutenant Governor Club formed at a union meeting to back WC Elwood a well known Denton newspaperman. The organization drew many from county precincts and meting speakers included J W Sullivan Mary Ke Jugow and former Senator George M Hopkins. The Federal Government has paid the last dollar on the total cost of Government control of the railroads during the war.
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Denton
Pitteen
Bards-for-Lieutenant
Governor Club
Unuon
Einulder
Jobin Speer
W. Smith
Mike
Farmers Should You File An Income Tax Return
This notice explains that individuals with net income of 1000 dollars or more must file, including married couples with 2000 dollars or more. It describes taxable income from sales of cotton and in-kind values, emphasizes reporting all sources, warns of severe penalties for noncompliance, and notes the filing deadline of March 15, 1924, while mentioning population growth figures.
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Warried Aml
Geome
Seat Iles
Tyler Commercial College Ad Targets Young Readers
Tyler Commercial College promotes training in bookkeeping shorthand cotton classing and business administration. It claims urgent demand for capable women and men and offers free catalogues with no obligation. Prospective students are urged to see the paper editor for scholarships and enrollment details.
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Macksmith
Aa Wang
Wil Sin
Wey
Tyler Commercrs College
Tyler Commercial College
America
Tyler
Tes
Neff Denies Rumor We Favored Meadoo
Governor Neff denies Washington rumor that he favored Meadoo. He returns from ten day absence to Texas and asserts he took no side in any alleged selection, stating he will explain in presidential guidance. He visits Springfield and attends Luncheon Club and American League meeting, with plans to brief Texans on his stance.
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Neff
Meadoo
Austin
Tess
Washington
Muntay
Texae
Texas
Nett Yal
Eta
Austalion League of America
Wrnt
Vitemia
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
Stone Mountain
Alseta
Lincoln
Hinds
National Congress
Georgia
Neffard
Ford plans ten thousand cars daily this year
The Ford Motor Company announced a bold plan to produce 10,000 cars daily in the current year. It aims to complete a production run exceeding 2,200,000 automobiles and to expand plants including Laval, with increased supplier and material output. Also notes cost parallels to farm equipment values and a drop of 200,000 women workers since 1910.
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FORD
Ford Motor Company
Laval
Ford Company
Oxendil
Romney
Pontuerion
United States
Women War On Use Of Female Figure In Ads
Shreveport women through the Woman's Missionary League of the First Methodist Church urge action against indecent representation of scantily clad female figures in advertising. The committee appeals to national evangelical councils to abate this practice, citing moral standards and the need for a substitute, referencing a Coolidge speech.
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Shreveport
LHS
Thin Alietrich
National Council of Mine Sions
Women’s Department Club
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