Automobiles Grow Rapidly in 1927 Registration Surge
More than twenty three million motor vehicles were registered in 1927, with a total of 29 127 316 vehicles. Passenger cars numbered 20 290 428 and motor trucks 2 496 886, up five percent from 1926. The report notes a high saturation point for auto production has not been reached and cites large revenue allocations to highways and roads from registration fees. It also discusses postal rate changes affecting newspapers and quotes remarks on a major American Legion convention planned for October in San Antonio with extensive entertainment and military displays.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
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New York
California
Ohio
Ilinois
Temms
New Jersey
San Antonio
Texas
The
American Legion
Paris
James F. Barton
Darton
Conanders
Fort Jam Houston
America
Mexico
City of Mexico
Legion
el United States
Philip B. Sapp
Harton
Texas Democrat Seeks Texas Campaign To Turn Officials Out
A Texas Democrat, speaking in Dallas, pledges loyalty to the state party, supports the Houston convention nominee, and calls for turning the Washington government from the people. He defends Democrats, attacks Republicans, and emphasizes prohibition enforcement and state priorities. He plans an active campaign to engage Texans and serve as a true Texas Democrat.
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Smith
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Texarkana
Exaa
Democrats of Texas
Houston
Washington
Republican Party
Neak
Dan Moody
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Thrift Education in Schools Gains Ground Across Nation
A growing national interest in thrift taught in schools is noted by experts. The American Society for Thrift outlines a curriculum for grades one through eight to broaden saving education beyond the school savings bank and prepare children for future responsibilities in business and home life.
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W. Straus
Savings Bank
Qreratory
American Society For Thrift
Tsifta
Felix Robertron Buried in Poles of Flag Day
The faded OCR fragment describes a figure named Felix Robertron being buried or placed under a flag. It mentions flag imagery, Confederate references, and Europe, though the text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or actions to confirm a full news item.
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Felix Robertron
Polds
Flag
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