Valley Mills Local News Items Highlight Withdrawn Candidacy
Local notes from Valley Mills recount Moorman withdrawing from a tax collector race in Roswell after stating he could not secure necessary funds. The scene shifts to town residents, with reports of illness, travel, work changes, and social visits, including Miss Marie Hinton with Cayote acquaintances and ties to the state bank’s building plans. The Meridian basketball win and various community happenings round out the brief chronicle of daily life.
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Bape Ib
Ths
Sparks
Coyote
Slainess
Darby
Wilie Miles
Waa
Bettis
Kupper
Marie Hinton
Cayote
Tate
Cititers State Bank
Bell County
Lee T Laurheshayle
New York
Waliow
Toni Bute
Waco
Mawlmvian
Valley
Milla Jnat
Pope Allen
Pat Stock
Kurt Wurth
Faber
Cotton graders sought as South cotton trade expands
The piece describes the cotton industry as the staple of Southern agriculture, stressing the need for trained graders to classify and grade bales during transport to factories. It notes the strong demand from buyers, brokers, and northern agents and offers a commercial course at Cotton Chasing and Wet We to qualify buyers and supervisors, promising job placement.
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Tomas
Texas
Inc
Juden
Munger Gia
Cotston
Incomes Over Ten Thousand Reported For 1918 In Chicago
Chicago officials of the Internal Revenue department announced today that 741 individuals and corporations in the district filed income tax returns showing 1918 incomes of 10 000 dollars or more. Thirty one Chicagoans joined the millionaire ranks last year. a corporation paid 6 000 000 as the first installment of 24 000 000 due the government. Another firm’s quarterly payment was 2 500 000. The total of those with incomes of 100 000 or more was described as countless.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue Department
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Notice to Stock Men Fort farm insurance offer
Notice to stock men advertises insuring a fine jack and two horses for the season at 1500 dollars with colt. The promise mentions Fort as a place or signer.
Kill the Blue Bugs and Blood Sucking Mites Killer Ad
An old OCR ad promotes Martin's Wonderful Blue Killer for chickens to fight bloodsucking mites and mentions a money-back guarantee by Carpenter Bros. The text is garbled but suggests a product claim and seller name with dubious reliability.
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Martin
Carpenter Bros
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