Pleasant Valley Social Notes Brighten Local Life
Feb 8 showers brought relief to Pleasant Valley with windy days ahead. News includes birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Bob McCullough, a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Valley Jackson, and visits and gatherings among residents including Mrs Wiley Redwine Mrs Ira Nichols Mrs John Ward and Millard Ward. Sam Nichols Clifford and Herman Evans attended church in Bidney, while Evans Prater and Redwine visited Sidney.
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Bob McCullough
Valley Jackson
Wiley Redwine
John and
Millard Ward
Ira Nichols
Sam Nichols
Clifford
Herman Evans
Bidney
Evans
Prater
Redwine
This Place
Jeff Evans
Sidney
Health and social notes from Gum Springs community
Feb reports keep health good with no rain recent but promising conditions. Local visits include Uncle Billie Kerley and Aunt Manda Kerley at Turner Roberson and church at Robertsonville. Mr and Mrs Will King and others visited Jack Everts. Mattie and Audra Kerley attended a party at Mamie Dinas Sweetwater. Singing drew a good crowd Sunday. Jessie Tiner and Ellis Morphye hosted events. Ellis Morphye married Clara Norwood of Comanche Saturday. couple returned home Sunday. Ford top and back curtains offered by Kilpatrick 24-26 for 3.50.
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Billie
Manda Kerley
Turner Roberson
Robertsonville
Will King
Jine Fritz
van Dyke
Jack Everts
Mattie
Audra Kerley
Mamie Dinais
Sweetwater
Neighborhood Socials and Farm Prep in Arbor Springs
In Arbor Springs on February 13 families and neighbors prepared land for farming and hosted several visits. Lillian Alley hosted a party for local youths. Mollie Scott Lottie Smith and Lorena Hulsey stayed with Mayme and Mula Hulsey. Mrs. Clifford Wilson from Van Dyke spent a night with Ida Gressett.
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Lillian Alley
Mollie Scott
Lottie Smith
Lorena Hulsey
Mayme
Mula Hulsey
Clifford Wilson
van Dyke
Ida Gressett
J. W. Moore
Wash
Harmony Notes Highlight Socials and church Growth
Harmony residents attended dances and parties at Mercer Gap and Bear's on Mercer Creek last week. Sunday school gains new members, and the Senior intermission contest boosts attendance. Local visits include Miss Eula Fletcher at Mrs. A J Huggins and Mr. Linton Smith in Sidney.
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Harmony
Mercer Gap
Rapes
Bob Lewis
Bear
Mercer Creek
Owen Rogers
Eula Fletcher
A. J. Huggins
Linton Smith
Sidney
Jim Edwards
J. J. Rogers
Aaron Stevens
Bell County
Clinton Payne
J. Z. Stevens
Newburg
Cunningham
Chas, Rogers
Tom Gore
Leslie Thomas
Blanket
Calvin Thomas
Ida Mae McAkley
Ella Gober
Fischer Gober
T. &. Clark
Shiloh
Ella Fletcher
Golda Rogers
Vernon Boyd
Bennie Smith
Rena Owen
Backache and Kidney Pain Relief Endorsed by Neighbor
Mrs F Grim of Comanche reports severe backache headaches and dizzy spells due to irregular kidney action. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Liauston Drug Co she says the kidneys strengthened and headaches and back pains removed. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y endorses the remedy.
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Dean
F. Grim
Comanche
Liauston Drug Company
Doan
Samuel Jones Tilden Democratic Statesman
The piece recalls Samuel J. Tilden born Feb 9, a 1876 Democratic presidential nominee whose camp faced disputed electoral votes from Louisiana Florida South Carolina and Oregon. It notes an electoral commission split eight to seven in favor of Republicans and Tilden’s later decline to run due to ill health.
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Samuel Jones Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Louisana
Florida
South Carolina
Oregon
Hayes
Supreme Court
Tilden
New
Reform by repeal and restoration of rights in liberty era
The passage argues reform means repealing usurped authority and restoring rights to the people. It cites Magna Charta, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence as surrendering power, then asserts progress comes through expanding freedom of property and individual morality, invoking Jefferson and Tilden as advocates of liberty.
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George Sidney Camp
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Jones Tilden
Harding Treaties Put Before Senate for Ratification
President Harding addresses the Senate urging prompt ratification of the Conference on Limitation of Armaments and Pacific Problems treaties. He argues the accords avoid entangling alliances, require compromise, and will curb armament burdens while opposing political motives aimed at blocking world peace.
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Fort Worth
Harding
United States Senate
Congress
Senate
Japan
League of Nations
Seed Cotton For Sale in Wills Point Area
1920 big boll Rowden cotton seed grown from J. W. Overstreet stock at Wills Point priced at $1.00 per bale. Contact A. L. Mills Rt. 5 or L. E. Grainger for details. 26-29 cents per pound?
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BIG Boll Rowden
J. W. Overstreet
Wills Point
L. BE. Grainger
A. L. Mills
Officers to be Eliminate Reduces War Dept Payroll
General Pershing told the House Military Committee that removing inefficient officers from military service would cut the War Department’s annual payroll by about 3.4 million dollars. The disclosure highlights potential cost savings in personnel.
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War Department
Pershing
House Military Committee
Farmers Start on Big Grain Projects
Chicago reports farmers push ahead with cooperative marketing after Congress passes the act. Major plans include elevators and commission houses in St Paul Chicago and Cleveland. The United States Grain Growers with 43 000 farmers under contract expects 100 000 000 bushels of wheat to be sold by five years and could double soon. The National Live Stock Producers Association plans co operative commission houses in Buffalo Indianapolis and Chicago by April 1.
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Chicago
Ill
Congress
United States Grain Growers, Inc
St. Paul
Cleveland
National Live Stock Producers Association
Buffalo
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
John G. Brown
Germany Shipyards Hit New Output Record in 1921
Germany’s shipbuilding industry reached prewar efficiency levels and, in 1921, launched 44 000 gross tons of shipping—more than in any year before, even surpassing the 1913 peak.
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Germany
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