Preachers Called Down Right Lazy by Baptists
San Antonio on November 16 the Baptist laymen's conference heard pastors denounce down right laziness and underpaid clergy. Rev Lessod Malone urged better pay and attention to pay scales, insisting the real issue is lax attitudes toward compensation and duty at the pulpit. The piece quotes Malone stressing pastors must come down to earth and work with a real sense of purpose. The report also notes a move by Byrne Commercial College to larger quarters at 1708-1/2 Commerce St, San Antonio, highlighting swift enrollment and flexible payment plans for prospective students.
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Kellam
Oak Vary
San Antonio
Lessod Malone
Malone
Byrne Commercial College
Allan
Texas
Commerce St
Vehdor
Stuentds
Center 2 Business College
Rem
Intrar
Dwc
Byrne Commercial Co
Papas in Bali Show Extreme Marriage Practices
A Bali report notes extreme polygamy among local men with one man having 98 wives and another 27, while 460 men have no wives. The piece cites a govern swank report and describes slavery, trial by ordeal, and women relegated to harsh labor in primitive conditions.
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London
Bali
Brith Kameruns
West Afri Fca
Seo
Week's Program at Queen Theatre
The Queen Theatre presents a Western themed week with star actors including Art Acord in Thee Scrappin Kid and Bob Custer in Beyond the Rock fan. The program features comedies, melodramas, and Western thrillers with Flashy stunt work, romance, and musical reels. Admission prices are posted for Friday and Monday shows.
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Art Acord
Fox News
Bob Custer
Eck
Tearta
Wiliam Fox
Tom Mix
Tony
Wonder Hese
Complete Life
Admiasion
Orwagian Queen 18 Adept at Charleston
London reports Queen Mary’s summer reception where the Norse king’s son and Britlets discuss dancing. The Queen Mary, famed for grace, had not fully approved of the Charleston until recent graceful performances at a private ball in Onto.
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Charleston
London
Queen Mary
Quewy
Norway
Xian
Ute
Hue Dewey
Quen Mavn
Thr Candianatian Lutheran Church News Flash
The Canadian Lutheran Church announces a review at area events. Right services at 72 hours. Barada Broadside Clarifies details with Alfred Corre involved. Ladies and Western Wednesday meeting planned. F. Mine Ponte reports 14 by 1 8 at a given site.
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Atea
Westeasday
Alfred Correa
Ponte
SURRENDER AT AUSTIN FOLLOWING BELTON MURDER
Freak Hamer and two Texas Rangers plus local officials escorted Bond e to Belton after he surrendered in Belton. The event followed the fatal shooting of Wiley Fisher on Belton streets, with witnesses present at the undertaking establishment. Bond was held on charges related to appearance for trial in the murder case.
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Freak Hamer
Haaier
Austin
Tamer
Ranger
W. W. Taylor
Anid
Borids
Suacrowder
Bonde
Wee
Bell County
Belton
Yulee Lewis “Jones
Wiley Fisher
Twar
G. Giles
M. L. McBryde
P. A. Keller Borda
Bonds
Faber
Reatin
Teas
Sonera
Coffeebean crown notches crownless champion in Fergus Falls
Fergus Falls Minnesota November 12 Gue Wamstock, world coffee drinking champion, learned that fame brings strain after consuming 22 cups in 12 hours yesterday. He battled insomnia but recovered, while Comuatock who averages 20 cups daily, set a local town record with 88 cups at Hibbing two years ago. He received a bell studded with 67 beans to mark the feat.
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Fergus
Hibbing
Deer plentiful this season say state officials in Austin
Officials including Turner Hubby state game commissioner and George J. Terrell cite abundant deer this season. Other officials note hunting season impacts and possible vacancies in law offices while emphasizing strong deer populations and increased hunter activity.
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Austin
State Land Office
Turner E Hubby
George J. Terrell
J. M. del Cutte
Tred Davis
Huby
Pardon Record Probe J. W. Crow Dies Sudden in Gatesville
Austin reports J W Crow a 66 year old Gatesville merchant died suddenly at his home Monday morning after a brief illness. Crow, long known in Gatesville, was connected with the grocery trade and survived by wife Mrs Hoy Townsend Stamford and two sons. The pardon board and state departments probe continues as the House committee resumes hearings Nov 22 after a pause.
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Pardon Record
J. W. Crow
Gatesville
Austin
Premi- House
Pergy
Carl Phinney
Elev
Axaslon
House of the Thirty-ninth
Highway Commission
Textbook Commission
Pardon Board
Grow
Oxford
Gaterville
Crow
Hoy Townsend
Stamford
Berman Crow
Neville
Owen Grow
Abilene Hive Brothers
G. Hl. Grow
Tom Connally Addresses St Pauls Banquet at Fort Worth
Tom Connally spoke at St Pauls banquet while Ranger officials conferred on a deal with White Palle and Fort Worth Railway. Frank Kell presided. A B Womack Auditor. Marlin led the afternoon program. The event, a joint meeting of the Men’s Club and youth committee, aimed to advance local church and community activities.
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Ranger
Frank Kell
A. B. Womack
Wichity Palle
Southern
Congress
Tom Connally
Marlin
Bt. Paul's
Ing
Spade de Gillam
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