Comanche County Honored By Live Stock Commission Leader
The Live Stock Sanitary Commission report credits Chairman D H Cunningham for major progress in tick eradication and hog cholera control. Ike T Pryor of the National Cattle Raisers Association praises Cunningham, while editors defend county appointees Pierce Burns A F Blue Mark Sherrill W D Carroll. Comanche pride urged.
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Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Cunningham
Comanche County
Ike T. Pryor
National Cattle Raisers Association
San Antonio
Texas
D. H. Cunningham
Flatiron
Fort Worth
Sir
Ferguson
Pierce Burns
A. F. Blue
Mark Sherrill
W. D. Carroll
Othrs
Hobby rejects Mayfield offer and stays course in Texas politics
Governor Hobby responds to an offer from Candidate Mayfield to withdraw from the race. He declines politely and insists he will not trade public interests for political support. The stance signals continued leadership without apologies to opponents.
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Hobby
Mayfield
Texas
Banks Promote Liberty Loan in Comanche Ads
Last week three of Comanche’s banks signed patriotic ads urging the Liberty Loan. The banks emphasize duty over depositors’ interests and praise bankers for patriotism aiding the nation.
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Liberty Loan
Cormanche
Comanche
Political chatter and civic thoughts from Tyler column
Governor Hob by speaks in Tyler about many applicants for positions left by Ferguson's appointees. Judge Arnold urges Grand Jury to consider civic duty and collective wisdom as key to enforcing the law through the people. Campaign tips and aspirants loom as readers sense approaching election season.
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Hobby
Tyler
Ferguson
Arnold
Grand Jury
Advertising Credited for Emulsion's Growth by Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield New Jersey chemists Scott & Bowne owners of Scott's Emulsion praised newspaper advertising in a letter to The Chief Exponent. They note fifty years of ad publicity and quiet appreciation from 2000 weeklies, with ads in The Chief Exponent for over twenty five years. A Denver Times anecdote about a vendor selling papers for five cents adds a humorous aside.
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Almost _ mail
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Scott's
America
Scott
Frivolity and Foolishness in City Tales
An anonymous Topeka businessman employs two Black workers for his gardens. One morning Sam is missing and later revealed to be in the hospital after a quarrel with his wife. A physician notes defense counsel implications and mentions the drinker’s fate. A Detroit Free Press line mocks prospects of reform.
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Topeka
Sam
Los Angeles Times
John
Detroit Free Press
Wanted Exemption Questioned in Oklahoma City Card
A burly Black man registered in a fourth war precinct of Oklahoma City sought exemption from military service. The card's Q A noted his age about twenty one and his uncertain birth date with slang answers.
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Oklahoma City
Engraved Watch Debate in Boston Transcript Style
A humorous exchange about gifting a watch for a fiancé on a birthday. The dialogue discusses engraving choices with initials to avoid seeming rude or profane. The snippet captures social etiquette and wit in a Boston newspaper voice.
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Grace
Osborne
Henry Lewis
H L
Boston Transcript
Foolish Stranger Earns a Northern Senator Jest
Senator Chamberlain, amid debates on a food control bill, noticed a deaf man in the gallery using an ear trumpet and commented on the spectacle, quipping about lost natural advantages in a moment of amusement.
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Senator Chamberlain
Senate
Chamberlain
Detroid Free Press
Too Good to Waste
Dorothy and James discuss letters to be returned as material to reuse. The exchange shows a practical, wry tone in a brief vignette from the Awgwan.
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James
Dorothy
Awgwan
Disagreeable Remarks During Concussion Suit Probe
During cross examination a plaintiff attorney taunted a young physician about youth and inexperience. He challenged the witness on knowledge of concussion symptoms and offered a concrete case to test the standard of care.
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