President Coolidge Cleans House With Nonpolitical Appointments
Washington reports the administration is replacing traditional politicians with professionals and business figures. Gov. Bone of Alaska resigns suddenly as George A. Parks eyed as governor, while Dr. William M. Jardine is named for Agriculture and Judge Curtis Wilbur for Navy, signaling a shift from party figures to technocrats.
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Washington
Congress
Scott Co. Bone
Alaska
White House
George Alexander Parks
Department of Interior
Bone
Albert B. Fall
Republican National Organization
Kansas State Agricultural College
Coolidge
Curtis D. Wilbur
Navy
Wilbur
Republican Sentideal Committee
California Supreme Court
Annapolis
Daugherty
Columbia University Law — School
Hiram F. Stone
Senate
Stone
Lodge
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Jardine
Kansas
Kansan
House Aircraft Quiz Will Be Resumed
Washington report says the House aircraft committee will dig deeper into the aircraft controversy. Chairman Lampert and Representative Perkins plan procedures to add valuable information to the record. Lieutenant Commander Badger of the Naval Ordnance Bureau is to testify on anti aircraft fire effectiveness. Brigadier General Fries of the chemical warfare service is to be called later. Committee members expect forest service officials to discuss aircraft use in spraying trees and spotting fires.
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Washington
House Aircraft Committee
Lampert
Perkins
New Jersey
Badger
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Forest Service of the Agriculture Department
Falls Dead at Ball Game in Frost
Corsicava Taylor Dugan, 51, collapsed while watching a football game at Frost and died. He leaves a widow and six children. The body was sent to Eldorado, Arkansas, for burial.
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Corsicava
Taylor Dugan
Frost
Eldorado
Ark
Soviet Talks Honor Wrangel Fleet Repair in Copenhagen
Reports say the Soviet Government negotiates with Italy to repair the former Wrangell fleet if handed to Russia. The ships rusted in a North African harbor since 1920 and served as refugee housing after most machinery was removed. Romania and Bulgaria object to the fleet using the Black Sea as Sevile ships.
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Wrangel
Copenhagen
Italy
General Wrangell
Russia
North Africas
Rumenia
Lulgaria
Black Sea
Co operation as the key to selling cotton and farm marketing
The piece argues that individual selling is dumping while cooperative selling applies business discipline to cotton sales. It warns that neighbors who break contracts become leaners and enemies of orderly marketing. It notes the Indiana Wheat Growers' Association joining the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations, now the largest farm organization with over 600000 farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau News
National Council of Farmers Co-operative Marketing Associations
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
United States
Bankrupt Elmer Grady Rone Faces Creditors in Fort Worth
In the Northern District of Texas Elmer Grady Rone was adjudged a bankrupt on February 27 1925. The first meeting of creditors will be held February 14 1925 at 9:00 AM in the Dan Waggoner Building Fort Worth Texas to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. Glenn Smith referee in bankruptcy presides.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of Texas
Fort Worth
Elmer Grady
Elmer Grady Rone
Rucker
Texas
Dan Waggoner
Citation by Publication in Hidalgo and Comanche Counties
Public notice commands Hidalgo and Comanche county officers to summon defendants in a foreclosure suit filed October 11, 1924 in District Court of Comanche County. It seeks foreclosure of deeds of trust on Hidalgo land and Edgewood Heights De Leon parcels, with sale to satisfy a $5,000 claim and associated costs. Judgment to quiet title against all defendants.
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of Texas
Comanche County
Comanche
Frank Carter
Beamer Syndicate
W. D. Price
John T. Moffit
J. Fulton
Stewart Farm Mortgage Co
TR. B. Creager
American Rio Grande Land and Irrigation Co
He. B. Seay
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of de Leon
Texas
W.T. Patterson
Donnie Patterson
Roamer Syndicate
John Moffit
C. J. Fulton
R. B. Creager
H. BR. Seay
W. T. Patterson
Guy Patterson
Ethiy
de Leon
G. KB. Hooker
Thay
G. BE. Hooker
R. R. Harvey
Hidalgo
County of
State of Texas
Llano Grande
Hidalgo County
West Tract
Park
Westlake
Edgewood Heights
Reamer Syndicate
R Creager
Conrad H. Mann
Www
Verein
St George Hotel Dallas Promises Home-like Comfort
In the heart of Dallas business district the St George Hotel offers 170 rooms and 60 baths with rates from 1.50 per day. CHAS HODGES, Proprietor, invites guests to rest in a spacious lobby and spa-like parlors.
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Dallas
Notice to sell oil and gas lease in Comanche County
The administrator with will annexed of Isaac Sayles deceased applies in Shackleford county for an order to sell an oil and gas mining lease on forty acres in Comanche county Texas. The notice requires publication once weekly for ten days in a locally circulating newspaper. The property is described as forty acres from the North West Quarter of Section Twenty two.
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D. A
Comanche
Fastland Counties
Texas
P. A. Gates
Eastland County
N. W. Cor
S. W. Cor
J. T. Chapman
Eppler Mercantile Company
Cor
B.C. L
N. W
Albany
Comanche County
State OF Texas
Isaac Sayles
Hyman J. Steun
Shackleford County
Doan's Pills Promoted by Comanche Testimony
Through work, if backache or urinary disorders occur, a tested kidney remedy claims cures. Mrs. C. R. Hart of Comanche reports severe pain after a fall eased after five boxes, then four years later no recurrence. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Comanche
C. R. Hart
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Texas Farm Bureau News
N. H. Payne
Comanche and
Erath Counties
Glenn Smith
W. Floyd Jones
Shackleford
St George Hotel
State OF
Comanche, Texas
Jerry Barnes
Grove’s
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Ford
Ford /Motor Company
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