Bigger Cotton Palace Livestock Exhibit At Waco 1922
The Cotton Palace Exposition in Waco Texas will host a larger livestock and agricultural display with new exhibitors. Canada plans a large agricultural exhibit, while West Texas again competes for top honors after winning 1921 with a $1000 prize. premium awards, space contracts, and regional showcases are highlighted.
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Cotton Palace
Waco
Texas
F. E. Goodman
Canada
Aany
A. W. Tolmie
West Texas
Porter Whaley
Diving Horse to Be Cotton Palace Feature
Waco Texas The diving horse Katawah ridden bareback by the Girl in Red Miss Jack Carver will be a free attraction at the Texas Cotton Palace opening October 21 1921 and running to November 5 The Carver horseman Dr Carver originated high diving horses and trains with sugar and kindness Katawah responds to a lump of sugar and performs the jump as requested The attraction has long held an enviable position in the amusement world
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Waco
Texas
Girl In Red
Texas Cotton Palace
Katawah
Jack Carver
Carver
Dr. Carver
Rail fare cut for Cotton Palace travel to Waco
Texas railroads offer a fare and one fifth from all Texas points to Waco for the Cotton Palace running October 21 to November 5. Tickets on sale during the period, good for return until November 6.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Indoor Ice Skating Debuts at Cotton Palace in Waco
Five of the world’s top skaters will perform on an artificial ice lake inside the Texas Cotton Palace arena in Waco Texas. The new indoor ice skating show marks a notable addition to Texas entertainment with visitors invited to witness this premier indoor sport inside the Cotton Palace coliseum.
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Cotton Palace
Waco
Texas
Texas Cotton Palace
Election Law and the Senatorial Race in Brownwood
The injunction bars certification of Farle B. Mayfield as Democratic Senate nominee, amid claims he violated 1919 campaign finance rules. Suit cites undisclosed managers, large expenditures, and incomplete reports. next hearing October 16 in Corsican. Brownwood Semi-Weekly News reports the contention that Mayfield may not be the legal Democratic nominee.
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Farle B. Mayfield
Ku Klux
U. S
Geo FE. Fd
Peday
Secretary of State
Scarborough
Corsicann
Judes Scarnborough
Earle B. Marfield
United States Senate
Mr. Mayfield
Mayfield
Sail
Messrs. Lyday and Richards
Oriental Hotel Association
Attorney General’s Office
Peddy
United States
Brownwood
The Man Who Doesn't Read
Gayle Talbot argues that a Lometa resident who refuses newspapers is the embodiment of intellectual helplessness. The piece contrasts illiteracy with the hunger for knowledge and warns that a nonreader is ill equipped to understand or respond to a fast changing world.
Mattress Factory sale pitch at Atwood Bros
Don’t forget on Mattress Factory. It is time to have your old mattress made new at Atwood Bros.
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Mattress Factory
Atwood Bros
Cotton Grove News Highlights Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Julian Johnson attend the Dallas Fair this week. Miss Della Wall seeks boarding for Cotton Grove school. Mr Hiram Beene bedridden with paralysis. Lola MacIntyre attends Desdemonia school. Mrs Rheim to winter with Ripleys and send her son to Cotton Grove school. Vera Couch travels to Hamilton on business. Peanuts abundant in the community.
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Della Wall
Cotton Grove
Beene
Vera Couch
Hamilton
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