A Cause for Mourning over the Sick Man in the White House
The piece mourns the ailing president while arguing his autocratic governance harmed free government. It critiques his push for a treaty without transparency, his “swing around” tour, and calls for civic renewal, utility reform, and postal fairness in Texas. It also notes editor Hawkins’s battle with a Hico postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
James
Slayden
Oscar Callaway
Congress
Washington
America
France
We Need Brave Leaders for Liberty and Rights
An editorial urges vigilance to protect inalienable rights from majority rule and religious interference. It condemns Puritanical laws, praises constitutional protections, and notes Congressman Blanton’s stance on woman suffrage. Calls for united action to advance Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Blanton
Culbersen
United States Senate
Methodist services and leagues hold December 19 events
On Sunday December 19 at the Methodist church Rev. T. Barcus of Brownwood preaches at 11 a.m. with special music. A 3 p.m. Junior League and 6 p.m. Senior League meet. 7 p.m. features preaching and music. Saturday at 7 p.m. Rev. Barons preaches and opens the quarterly conference. Junior Epworth League reorganization projects announced with officers Ralph Smoot and others. fifty members enrolled. The Junior League program lists readings, songs, and devotional activities led by Ralph Smoot and Flora Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Barcus
Brownwood
T. S&s
Epworth League
W J. Morphis
Ralph Smoot
Zora Layne
Effie Reeves
Flora Clarke
Grady Williams
Adele Simmons
Twe
Christ
The
League
Dale Williams
Editorial Side Lights on Baruch and Politics Tone
The piece critiques Barney Baruch for past and present influence in cotton and farming, linking him with President Wilson and Bolling. It mocks calls for strict economy, notes Republican control, and questions political targets in a fragmentary editorial style. A closing line advertises Vanity Bags at the Win Reese Company with price notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Reese Company
Patterson Purchases Controlling Interest in Mullin Bank
R H Patterson buys controlling stake in the First State Bank of Mullin from W W Tippen and W C Drew. Patterson becomes cashier as Tippen retires after seven years of successful leadership. bank praised as a leading local financial institution. Patterson formerly helped organize the Star bank and has lived in Comanche and Goldthwaite. The community welcomes him and his wife to Mullin.
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R. H. Patterson
First State Bank of
Mullin
W. W. Tippen
W. C. Drew
Mr. Patterson
Mr. Tippen
Will Tippen
Tippen
Patterson
First State Bank
Star
Comanche
Goldthwaite
Mills County
Mullen
L. K. Patterson
Mullen Enterprise
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Texas
Hawkins
Stephenville
Hico
Methodists
Barney Baruch
Wall Street
Barney
New York
Kansas
Temple Mirror
Wotson
Bolling
Woodrow
Annie Rooney
Wilson
Fort Worth
Wisconsin
Vermont
Massachusetts
Waco Times- Herald
Morris Sheppard
Woodrow Wilson
James S. Cox
Bro. Robinson
Todd & Jennings
U. S. Army
U. S Army
ARMY
U.S. Army
Rousers
O. D. Blakets
Blan
S. Navy
U.S
FORD
Ford Delivery
F. B. San Antonio
Alamo National Bank
San Antonio
Tributing CO
San Antonio, Texas
Reese Company
Gardner
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