Hughes resigns as Secretary of State to be replaced by Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes steps down as Secretary of State, effective March 4, to return to private life. Frank B. Kellogg, now Ambassador to Great Britain, will succeed him, with Kellogg to take office immediately after the resignation is official.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Great Britain
Hughes
State Department
Kellogg
White House
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Harding
Washington Arms Conference
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Hughes
Senate
Senator Borah
American Bar Association
New York
Hughes, Rounds, Sherman & Dwight
Pay for stock killed in South Texas
Senator Charles Murphy of Houston will introduce a bill in Austin to appropriate 500000 dollars to compensate South Texas stock raisers for cattle killed to curb foot and mouth disease. The federal and state governments would share claims equally, with 150 claims itemized. Dr. William S. Jacobs lists the largest loss at 60000 dollars.
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Austin
Texas
Charles Murphy
Houston
Murphy
William S. Jacobs
First Presbyterian Church of
Reparation Payments Under Dawes Plan Noted
Report shows four months of Dawes plan operations with a total of 286,263,447 gold marks paid. Britain received 65,800,000 and France 13,000,000. December collections were 4,200,000 for Britain and 179,000 for France. Germany supplied dyestuffs worth 117,300,000 marks to Europe in December.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Apean
Epworth League Meets at First Methodist Church
Thirty six Epworth Leaguers attended service last Sunday at First Methodist Church. Next Sunday's topic is The Part of the Epworth League in the Program of the Church led by Miss Ruth Emert. Meeting at 6 30. Graham Smoot is President and Markham Shockley is Secretary. Hear Harry B B Thompson at 7 30 Sunday evening at First Methodist Church on Christ's Trend of a Christian or The Art of Sitting Down.
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Epworth
Harry BB. Thompson
First Methodist Church
Doan's Pills Relieve Severe Back Pain Report
A reader describes severe back pain and flank ache improving after using Doan's Pills. The testimonial notes morning fatigue and constant discomfort, claiming the remedy cured the pain and references a price of 60e at all druggists. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is identified.
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Doan
Acknowledgments to Comanche County Kindness During Illness and Death
The family of W. A. Hunt expresses deep gratitude to the people of Comanche county for their untiring labor and comforting words during his illness and death. They praise the community as brave and worthy, noting their continual acts of kindness and support.
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Comanche County
W. A. Hunt
Comanche Baptist Church plans wrecking old building for new church
After a year of pastorate the Comanche Baptist Church announces the old building's demolition next week to clear land for a new structure valued around 150000 dollars. The finance committee submits resolutions calling for immediate wrecking, payment on subscriptions, and a seven member building committee to oversee construction and report to the church. You are invited to worship next Sunday.
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Baptist Church News
Comanche
Memorial message for Robert L. Hunt and family
A funeral and family tribute expressing gratitude for love and support. Sentiments thank Robert L. Hunt and M. M. Hunt with Clara Vaynor J. H. Hunt Leo Marshall and families for brightening dark days and offering comfort.
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Robert L. Hunt
M. M. Hunt
Clara Vaynor
J. H. Hunt
Leo Marshall
Alderika Promises Quick Relief for Gas and Constipation
An advertisement from Hamilton Drug Company in Comanche Texas touts Alderika as a fast acting intestinal evacuant. It claims gas on the stomach disrupts sleep and that Alderika can relieve gas and constipation within about one hour without causing griping.
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Alderika
Hamilton Drug Company
Comanche
Texas
Bank Statement Sworn By Cashier in Comanche County
An official sworn bank statement filed in Comanche County Texas dated January 7, 1925. J B Chilton Jr, cashier, signs the document affirming truthfulness to the best knowledge. Notary A Greene attests the oath.
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Texas
Comanche
T. R. Helmsley
Karl F. Tate
T. R. Holmsley
Karl Fk. Tate
A. D
J. Hicks
Comanche County
State OF Texas
County of
J. B. Chilton, Jr
A. Greene
Comanche Woman Warns of Hidden Kidney Threat
A Comanche citizen Mrs Mart Sherill cautions about backache signaling early kidney trouble that can lead to dropsy or Brights disease. The warning stresses timely medical attention and shares personal experience to urge vigilance among the community.
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Bright
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Comanche, Texas
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Marshall's Barber Shop
Grove
Scott
Scott & Rowne
Bloomfield, N. J
P. A. Walker
Newburg
Thedford’s
G. W. Jessup
Geo. Smith Bldg
Comanche, Tex
First National Bank
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U. 8
Hos
W. I. Randall
H. E. Moore
J. F. Tate
United States
F. BE. Adams
W. F. Durham
N. E. Palmer
Comanche National Bank
Recaurorg
SWE
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BOL
U.S
WU. S
J. B. Chilton
John D. Waring
W. C. Chilton
Neys
Mart Sherill
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