Missouri Anti Prohibition Group Forms Militant Auxiliary
Mr Mo December report on the Missouri Branch of the National Association Against the Eighteenth Amendment growing militant against sumptuary laws. Notable members cited include Kennett Co Clark Irvin Cobb Kermit Roosevelt Harrison Fiske Arthur Hammerstein Stuyvesant Fish and others. The group calls the amendment a political usurpation and opposes federal overreach while defending local self government and opposing costly enforcement.
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Mr. Mo
Missouri
National Association Against
Arther Hammerstien
Stuyvesant Fish
Ridney Fish
Edward J. McGoldrick
Sugastus Boman
Eign 1
Haltimore
Capt
Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Going Into Debt In Farming Shifts With Prices, Times
A Southern Farmer column notes past safety in farming debt with rising prices and strong profits. It warns many farmers are in debt now and must work to escape within two to three years. A potential reopening of debt opportunities may arise, but rents will not keep rising with farm prices.
Baptists to Erect Abilene Sanitarium at $490000
Abilene Texas Dec 6 Work will begin Feb 1 on the West Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium costing 490000 in two stages. A five story brick building with a three story service wing will house 100 beds initially with two future wings. Land donated by Judge C M Caldwell of Breckenridge on ten acres near Simmons College. Funding from Abilene Baptists and the Baptist 75-million campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Texas
West Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium
Neighbor Delights in Debt Free Jollity
A humorous verse by Walt Mason says a neighbor stays gleeful by owing no one money. He boasts he can enjoy life with no creditors, driving a green boat and buying a goat, while singing of debt freedom each morning and night.
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Walt Mason
Sing
Movements In City Homes Mark Housing Shuffle
Recent changes show county agent Merwin buying the H A Carmichael home and moving it to a vacant lot next to Odell. Shelton relocates to the Dr J F McCarty home west of town as Findley moves into the Christian Parsonage vacated by Klingman. Carmichael moves into the M W Carroll home pending new construction while Coleman shifts to Oscar Callaway place. Wesler Couch leaves for Coleman to work at Witt garage. Cadenhead moves into the home with W F E Lee for apartments. Brightman moves into Claud Meadows house, and Mrs F H Oberthier moves into the Wright Wilson residence recently vacated.
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Merwin
H. A. Carmichael
8. L. Odell
M. Coleman
Oscar Callaway Place
Wesler Couch
Coleman
Witt
Hauling Service Advertises Prompt Pickup
Want Your Hauling. I can do your hauling promptly. Have two trucks, and am at your service. Call phone 22, or residence phone 356.-0. H. Donohostfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Donohostfe
The Foreman Misreads Simpson For Samson At Job Site
A laborer named Simpson is hired by a foreman to move heavy timbers. The foreman mistakes Simpson for Samson, insisting he carry the load. Simpson points out the name mix up, prompting a humorous correction and lesson in attentive listening.
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Simpson
Sampson
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Relief for Aches
To relieve rheumatism and afflictions like lumbago pleurisy and strains Ballard's Snow Liniment is described as powerful and penetrating. Three sizes 20c 60c and 1.20 per bottle sold by Paris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Paris Smith
Kerrville Hospital Contract Awarded
The Kerrville American Region Memorial Hospital building board awarded the remaining hospital buildings contract to McKenzie Construction Company of San Antonio for 270400 dollars. Other bids were pending for electricians and electrical supplies with total contracts expected near 1.86 million dollars.
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Austin
Texas
Building Board
Kerrville American Region Memorial Hospital
McKenzie Construction Company of
San Antonio
Tuetion Company
Fire destroys Piper home and barns in high wind
A Saturday fire at the Piper residence destroyed the roof and back of the house and consumed two barns sheltering a Poland China farm. Mr and Mrs Piper along with their family escaped with little clothing and valuables. Insurance partly covers losses of over 10000, as neighbors extend sympathy.
This Was Napoleon by Tarbell
A portrait of Napoleon contrasts his brilliant and practical qualities with humane and brutal traits. The narrative calls him the greatest genius of his era yet lacking enduring wisdom and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
M. Tarbell
Always a Useful and Acceptable Gift
Linen, crepe de chine and sheer lawn items are described as timeless and safe presents. The text emphasizes that these gifts never go wrong and suit various occasions.
No standard article found in provided text
The fragment presents a decorative line about camisoles of flesh wash satin as a delicate personal gift. The source lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or a clear news event to summarize.
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INTI
Volstead Organization
Cient
Baptists
Oye
Heflin
Comanche, Texas
R. K. Shelton
Dr. J. F. McCarty
Aubrey Findley
C. C. Klingman
M. W. Carroll
J. J. Cadenhead
G. W. S. Gage
Mr. W. FE. Lee
Dwight Brightman
Claud Meadows
Mr. Meadows
F. H. Oberthier
Hardy Jones
Wright Wilson and Family
Kerrville Hospital
Santradan
South Side
Gent’s
Lavaliers
R. W. H. Hamilton
North Side Square
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