First New Oats Sell For Forty Five Cents In Texas
The first new crop oats of the season sold in McKinney to Collin County Mill and Elevator Co. for 45 cents a bushel. The oats, grown by J. W. Vantrease on the BE. W. Kirkpatrick farm at White's Grove, yielded about thirty bushels per acre.
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McKinney
Texas
Collin County Mill and Elevator Company
Gibson Caldwell
J. W. Vantrease
BE. W. Kirkpatrick
White's Grove
Sidney Community Items Highlight Local Events
Special to the Chief from Sidney May 31 reports a light shower reaching Sipe Springs, a Stag Creek cemetery workday with a large turnout and a noon meal. Officers re-elected. Miss Ethel Hillery hosted a large birthday party. several residents visited Comanche and Haskell. Sidney’s ball team beat Sipe Springs second team 1 to 4. harvest binder activity noted for Rasberry and Wagonon.
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Sidney
Sipe Springs
Stag Creek
Vines
KE. A. Reese
Walter Jackson
Haskell
Ethel Hillery
C. J. Graham
Miss Oran
R. L. George
Batton
Comanche
Printing line boast prompts skilled chiefs and printers
Notice urges bringing printing work to the Chief for high class work. It promises quality output from skilled printers and emphasizes superior results.
Federal Reserve Board and Bankers Are Responsible
Fort Worth writer George W. Armstrong argues the Federal Reserve Board and bankers caused deflation and low wages, citing Williams and Ball, calling for tax changes and public scrutiny amid ongoing economic distress and calls to curb Wall Street control.
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Federal Reserve Board
Bankers
George W. Armstrong
Fort Worth
Dallas News
Federal Reserve System
Dallas News and
Fort Worth Record
Woodrow Wilson
Armstrong
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
John Skelton Williams
Manufacturers’ Record
Williams
R. L. Ball
Federal Reserve District
Wilson
Gompers
Harding
Congress
Europe
Houston
War Finance Corporation
American Bankers’ Association
Wall Street
National “Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Law
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches In Comanche Ad
In Comanche a 1911 testimonial by Helmecke of a candy and tobacco shop promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary problems. He later reaffirms faith in the remedy in 1919, noting lasting benefits. Price 60 cents. Also mentions Prickly Ash Bitters for indigestion and a local church visit by Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner and Harris Greer and others from Santa Anna.
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Comanche
Dean
Helmecke
Doan
Macksville News Notes Reflect Mild Shower and Local Visits
A light shower blessed Macksville Friday night easing the drought while farmers begin cutting grain. E C Estes and family joined singing at Carlitos, relatives visited W W Wilson, and J D B Evans hosted Ranger native Gallie. Verna and Lee MacGlothin of Lamkin visited, Wade Porter traveled to Stephenville.
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Mackaville
E. C. Estes
Tom Pertson
Carlitos
Ernest Randerson
Floydada
W. W. Wilson
Gallie
Ranger
J. D. B. Evans
Verna
Lee MacGlothin
Lamkin
Wade Porter
Stephenville
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Fred Ashby
Thedford’s
Thedford
J. BR. Eanes
MO. D
J.R. Eanes and Company
J. P. Weathersby
Bret
Clemaertte
Wayne Hill
the Tailor North Side
Atwood Brothers
J. N. Vandiver
Proctor
Hamilton Drug Co
Wm Reese Co
Atwood Bros
Furniture
Macksville News Notes
Pejace Albert
Dl Gavin
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Albert
Pringe Albert
Jay
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