France and Germany Move Toward Economic Ties After Postwar Pact
An ANH article notes a Franco German rapprochement with French potash interests allying with German rivals to expand markets. It highlights plans for a Franco German steel and iron producing bloc, potential roles for Louis Loucheur and Walter Rathenau links, and President Millerand’s push to favor creditor debtor cooperation over threats.
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Paris
Aleace
Gtnnes
Germany
Gercon
Europe
America
European
England
Louis Loucheur
Nancy
Briey
Weisbaden
Walter Rathenau
Millerand
Coanmse
Comite Des Forges
Lerand
France
Harmony Social Notices Mention Local Travel and Family News
Harmony youths hosted a party at Ira Fletcher and several residents returned from work trips to Amarillo Garland Corsicana Wildorado Stephenville Comanche and other nearby towns. Mr Dorus Brown as club president organized a meeting with rehearsals planned for an upcoming play.
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Ira Fletcher
Chester Edwards
Amarillo
Clarence Franks
Charles Rogers
Garland
RK. J. Thomas
Calvin Thomas
Waites
Reus Owen
Mae McAllily
Jim Edwards
Justice
John McCollan
Dorus Brown
Dallas and Houston Lead Texas in August Cattle Tuberculosis
Fort Worth report by State Veterinarian Dr. Leon G. Cloud shows Houston tops Texas with 1,643 cattle tested in 55 herds and two reactors. Dallas follows with 1,192 head in 42 herds and seven reactors. Statewide August testing drops to about 3,400 head with thirty five reactors. Beamont, El Paso and others list mixed results. Alexander Howat remains jailed in Girard after a parole denial in Kansas miners strike case.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Houston
Leon G. Cloud
Dallas
Abilene
San Anegro
Sherman
Temple
Waco
Wichita Falls
Beammont
el Paso
Mexia Plans Poultry Show During Trades Day
Mexia Texas Chamber of Commerce announces that the 7 Trades Day event will be held to promote local commerce. Following Tuesday's event another Trades Day is planned in October featuring a poultry show.
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Mexia
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Tariff Commission former chairman resigns
Washington reports T. W. Page of Virginia, once chairman of the Tariff Commission, has resigned his membership and the document of his resignation has been presented to President Harding.
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Commission
Washington
T. W Page
Virginia
Tariff Commission
Harding
Klan Leader Posted Bond In Liquor Violation Case
Edward Young Clarke acting imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan posted a $2,000 bond and left Indianapolis for Atlanta after surrendering to federal authorities on a charge of transporting and possessing liquor in violation of the Volstead act. The bond was given Friday and signed by a surety company.
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Klan
Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Clarke
Sunday School Attendance Dips Amid Storm Warnings
A small crowd attended Sunday School as weather concerns kept locals indoors. Several residents traveled between towns, with families such as the Tinney and Hicks clans visiting relatives and friends across Comanche, Sidney, and nearby communities. Other locals named include Earnest Timney, Mr Brown of Pioneer, and the Tate brothers returning to Comanche.
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Mrs. Allen
Comanche
Earnest Timney
Pioneer
Mr. Brown
J. A. Tinney
C. E. Tinney
Earnest
Mattie
Ealenor Tinney
Mrs. Fair Tinney
Sidney
Lottie Hicks
Georgia
Ruth Hicks
Rachel McKinnie
Newbury
Clyde
Willie Tate
Busy farming notes and school moves in Comanche community
Farmers gather corn and cotton while families adjust. George and Mrs Dingus relocate to Comanche to send four daughters Merle na Rita and Mattie to school. Delmer McDaniels Willie Mildred Whitlow Loriie Stan begin Comanche high school Monday. Several trips, visits, and a preaching event by Rev Rainey are noted amid drought conditions and a growing cotton crop.
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George Dingus
Comanche
Merlena
Rita
Mattie
Sceool
Delmer McDaniels
Willie
Mildred Whitlow
Loriie Stan
Starr
San Saba
Logans Gap
Edward
Gustine
Martin
Tom Hammonds
Homer Starr
Cisco
Hollaway
Rev. Rainey
Sidney News Briefs Include Rain Chill and Local Movements
A light Saturday sprinkle eased heat while residents J F Murphey and Dick Bagley headed to northwest cotton fields. Guests from Comanche, Revived ties, Miss Ethel Hilley to Comanche for school. Dan McCartney loses pocketbook en route to Comanche. Deep test well contract near Gap signals upcoming derrick setup.
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J. F. Murphey
Dick Bagley
Northwest
Ethel Hilley
Comanche
Dan McCartney
Will Langston
Estate of Burk Burnett Valued at Six Million
The will of Samuel Burk Burnett, dies June 27, admitted to probate in Tarrant County. Tom L. Burnett receives 25000 annually in three installments. Olive Lake Burnett gets one third of the estate revenue. Anne Valent Burnett, married to Guy Waggoner, receives two thirds of the estate.
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Burk Burnett
Fort Worth
Samuel Burk Burnett
Texas
Tarrant County
Tom L. Burnett
Captain Burnett
Olive Lake Burnett
Anne Valiant Burnett
New York
Guy Waggoner
Ft. Worth
Coleman to Implement Free Home Mail Delivery
Coleman authorities announce readiness to launch free home mail delivery after meeting final requirements. Residents can expect mail to be delivered to houses in the near future as the program becomes active.
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Coleman
For Sale 35 Acres Near Comanche with Farm Potential
35 acres improved on the west part of Comanche ideal for dairy cows and poultry and close to Comanche's schools. Price and terms very reasonable. Also 20 acres unimproved 1 1-2 miles from Comanche partly grass land partly cultivated suitable for a small poultry farm. See J. W. Griffin, Phone 422. 50-58c
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Comanche
J. W. Griffin
Bud Newsom Announces Return to Cotton’s Blacksmith Shop
Notice from Bud Newsom stating he is now at Cotton's Blacksmith Shop and ready to meet all former customers in the future.
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Cotton
Bud Newsom
Brownwood Firm Buys 49000 Lbs of 1921 Pecans
J R Box a Tom Green county farmer sold 49000 pounds of last year’s pecans to Henry Stallings president of the Austin Mill and Grain Company Brownwood. The pecans were shipped from San Angelo after cold storage since last fall with old pecans valued around 17 cents a pound in Eastern markets. The sale price was several cents under that figure.
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San Angelo
J. R. Box
Knickerbocker
Tom Green County
Henry Stalling
Austin Mill & Grain Company
Brownwood
Idle Men Given Choice of Prison or Cotton Patch
Police raids at noon rounded up idle men in Fort Worth Texas and offered work picking cotton in West Texas or jail. Several hundred potential laborers were signed up by mid afternoon as farmers report a critical shortage of pickers across West Texas.
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Fort Worth
Texas
West Texas
Flogged priest confined to bed after attack near Ballinger
Father Josef Meiser of Olfin parish ten miles south of Ballinger was severely flogged by eight masked men Sunday night. He remains bedridden at his parish house and has refused to speak, saying he would leave the county. Authorities have not investigated. He cannot identify his attackers if confronted again.
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Ballinger
Josef Meiser
Olfin
Here
Strength From Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Renewal
An advertisement promotes Ironized Yeast as a source of strength and vitality. It contrasts natural recovery with unnatural drugs and claims difficulty in restoring energy via artificial means. The piece urges readers to consider natural options for rebuilding strength.
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Atlanta
Ealth
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