Santa Fe better service meeting in Cleburne Texas
A Santa Fe better service meeting attracted Gulf Lines employees and officials in Cleburne at the YM CA. Division Superintendent Taylor led discussions on improving company service. A noon luncheon followed at Anglin Street Presbyterian Church. The piece also discusses the Hessian fly threat to wheat and a lengthy note on orphan care and adoption in Texas. The Texas Children's Home and Aid Society, founded by the late L M Inia, seeks homes for children aged five to fifteen and stresses careful placement and preventing disturbance by relatives.
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Cleburne
Texas
Santa Fe “Better Service
YM. C. A
Gulf Lines
Taylor
Anglin Street
Presbyterian
Texas Children's Home and Aid Society
Inia
Roy Stockwell
Tomal
Mr. Stockwell
Texan
Cotton Exchange Building
Fort Worth
Remedy Advertises Aids For Common Ailments In Fert
An advertisement by PRICE and STUART lists Blue star Remedy products claimed to treat Osama Bich Tetter cracked hands ring worms chapped face poison oak banburns old beret and other skin ailments. It markets relief for chapped skin and related conditions.
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Price & Stuart
Deficit Reaches One Million in State Treasury
The state's deficit topped one million dollars today and is expected to grow to five million by year end. Treasurer Trevell proposes using revenue funds to cover obligations and a plan to issue registered warrants. State employees face a ten percent salary warrant discount, and a pending House bill would require the state to assume and pay interest on these warrants with a $200,000 appropriation.
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Trevell
Revenue Fonds Ae’tan An Hay
EN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SILENT AS TO HIS PLANS
Fort Worth Texas May 1 Former Lieutenant Governor Lynch Davidson lumber operator of Houston and considered almost certain to be a candidate for governor next year was visitor here Monday He would neither affirm nor deny the fact that he will be a candidate laughingly saying when seen at the Texas Hotel that he had made no public announcement Davidson expressed his gratification at the attitude for Texas as against the national railroad merger plain at the Fort Worth Interstate Commerce Commission hearing last week The plan would submerge profitable lines and deny the rights of profitable feeders Davidson argues that breaking up the Orient Railroad would kill it and that the first investors have sunk but the road fits in aiding development and growth Beckham County Oklahoma survey finds no coarse sowless and henless farms
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Fort Worth
Texas
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Dallas
Alvi Owsley
American Legion
Davidson
Wa Davidson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lin Agen
Orient Railroad
In +teratate Commerce Commission
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