Honor Roll of Public School Students Listed
Public school honor roll recognizes Georgie Mooney Vivian Grace ae YOU Grede Alfred Jensust 96.2 grade Vernie Lae Fart Josephiee McSpadden 28 Irene 'Diveqpese 98 Clso Hott 96.2 Happy dren 643 Horner Rom 94.8 Mardy Comer 142 Grade Joe Gelmland 9.4 Owen Pinstad 08.1 Alma Dahl Belton
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Georgie Mooney
Vivian Grace
Ae You
Grede
Alfred Jensust
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Grade—Vernie
Josaphiee McSpadden
Irene ‘Diveqpese
Clso Hott
Happy Dren
Horner Rom
Mardy Comer
Joe Gelmland
Owen Pinstad
Alma Dahl
Belton
Editor favors Baylor in Waco according to report
W. A. Billie Smith editor of the Sep Baba News and candidate for Hootenant governor spoke in Waco at a farm and industrial exhibition. He said he is not a politician and predicted the next US president would be named in Houston. He noted strong ties between Texas towns and Baylor University in Waco.
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W. A
Billie) Smith
Sep Baba News
Waco Tve
Houston
Tim
Waco
Ike
Texas
Baylor
Waco News-Tribune
Tax Rates Indicated for State Budget in 62 Cent Basis
Austin reports suggest state taxes will follow last July's fixed auto tax board rate, likely staying near 62 cents. Presets align with constitutional maximums for pensions, schools, and general purposes, with July session needed to set final figures. Budget readings show increases in assessed values and state appropriations shaping the second year of the biennium beginning September 1.
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Austin
Jeon ‘Han
Automatic Tax Board
Catote church notices and community visitors parley
A church gathering yielded hearty praise and a fine mother’s day service with a male choir. Visitors included J B Reeder and J B of Waco and others from Meridian Austin Clifton and Valley Mills. Local families welcomed a new baby and extended weekend visits unfolded across Aquila Leroy and Womack as neighbors shared news of confirmations and kinship.
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Wong Servien
Maples
J.B. Reeder
J. B
Waco
Valley Altix
Charlie Burleson
Aquila
Mra
T. E. White
W. T. Caney
Ted
Leroy
Mines Long
Rea
Haldona
Landgraf
Hugo
Womack
Se Roberton
Aquill
Labor Shift Affects Unskilled Workers During War Years
A messy wartime labor report notes increased demand for unskilled workers from states and a looming farm labor surge this month. It cites shifts in manufacturing, partial schedules in textiles, and slight employment declines in oil, furniture, and beverage sectors while building activity edges up.
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Federal Department of Labor
Tumber
Manufael
Dal
St Huston
Western farmers urged to feed livestock with local grains
A column argues Southwestern farmers should stop exporting grain sorghums and feedstuffs to distant states. Instead they should finish cattle locally, preserving fertility and profits. The piece cites farm contest results and honors, then notes medical progress as a separate feature.
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West Texas
Sistems
New Mexico
Southwest
Oklahoma
Week's Program Cliftex Theatre
A cluttered program listing a range of late 1920s films at Cliftex Theatre. Featuring John Mack, Dorothy Dwan, Robert Armstrong, Dorothy Appleby in Square Crooks and other serials, with Fred Thomson Westerns, Clara Bow Red Hair, Colleen Moore Her Wild Oat, and Buck Jones The Branded S. Includes comedy, news, and Fox features with promotional hype.
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Arthur Lake
Geo
Siegmann
John Mack Frown
Dorothy Dwan
Robert Armstrong
Dorothy Appleby
Adraleston
Fred
Thoson
Fred Thomson
Rangers
Clara Bow
Atory
Eiier Lyon
Alec
Novty
Fox News
John McCormick
Colleen Moore
Insurance policy promises refunds and payouts
A puzzling ad claims life insurance premiums are paid back at maturity or to loved ones if you die, asserting the policy costs nothing and guarantees returns. The wording is unclear and sensational, suggesting a financial product that sounds too good to be true and may mislead readers.
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Walter Reed
People Own America says workers now own production tools
An industrial economist argues that over two decades the public has gained ownership of corporations through widespread investing. He cites three forces building a new democracy of capital and asserts workers now own the tools of production, with the public as the true owner of America.
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Tor
Fation
Publc
Americat
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