Callaway's 1913 Speech Against Federal Reserve Cited
The article recalls Hon. Oscar Callaway of Comanche Texas predicting dangers of the Federal Reserve Act in a September 13 1913 speech. It notes his critique of central banking power and quotes Democratic platform pledges about public security and protection from wealth misuse. The piece concludes that people now see Callaway was right and the reserve bank as a tyranny.
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Texas Commonwealth
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Board
Oscar Callaway
Comanche
House
Callaway
Mr Callaway
Wilson
Alexander Hamilton
First Bank of the
United States
Jefferson
Gallatin
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
United States Bank
Hamilton
Monroe
Jackson
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
Bank of the
Mr. Callaway
Reserve Bank
Sidney items preview local life and moves
Special to the Chief Sidney Sept 19 Everything moving along nicely but very dry Ben Chastain left for Cros by county to buy land and crop Sheriff Marshall and Deputy Artie Lloyd visited Sidney Parsons took his son to Brownwood for eye treatment Uncle Alex Lane in critical condition nearing OK birthday Prof McCorkle visited Brownwood with his baby after an operation R E Vines family visiting near Baird Rev Smith Baptist preached to a large crowd Earl Johnson Jeff Evans Dick Bagley and Les Stewart left for West Texas seeking work Bill Chastain and wife of Sipe Springs visited relatives here I K H Fielder moved to Jones county Mack Nelson moved to Fielders vacated place R W Fielder moved to Nelsons vacated place C C Hogan returned from a west tour likely to stay in Comanche county Nate Steel of Noodle Jones county here last week looking for cotton pickers Dan Clayton of Comanche attended church Miss Elby Stailey returned from Dallas Sisters of Mr Weaver visit Sidney Sidney school starts early next month Mr and Mrs Claud Wells of Duster stayed brief with grandparents for a week.
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Alex Lane
Prof. McCorkle
Brownwood
Vines
Baird
Rev. Smith
Earl Johnson
Jeff Evans
Dick Bagley
Les Stewart
West Texas
Bill Chastain
Sipe Springs
Noodle
Jones County
Dan Clayton
Comanche
Elby Stailey
Dallas
Palmer
Weaver
Fort Worth
Tennessee
Sidney
Claud Wells
Duster
Remedy for daytime sleepiness claims torpid liver cure
A described remedy Herbine is marketed as a splendid cure for daytime sleepiness caused by torpid liver and disordered bowels. The ad claims it cleanses the system restores vim and activity with a price of 60e, sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
Church growth at Board Church gathers new members
Busy harvest season in Board Church area as Rev. W. M. Scott of Gustine and Rev. T. N. Carter of Custer lead a meeting that spans Friday to Sunday night. Three additions by baptism and several by letter join the congregation, including the Seago and Northcutt families and the Allens.
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Board Church
W. M. Scott
Gustine
T. N. Carter
Custer
Kimsey Seago
Florrie Northcutt
Chester Allen
W. D. Sturkie
Joe's Market Ad
Local meat shop advertises fresh and cured meats with contact phone number 485 for orders and inquiries.
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Joe's Market
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Ben Chastain
Crosby County
Marshall
Artie Lloyd
Parsons
Board Church News
Les To Ia
Mexico
Estado Mayer
al Sweet
Hussars
Jones and Cox
Higginbotham
Belle of
Wichita
BELLE
Charlie Odell
Hasse
Druie Hall
Carl Roberts
Henry Tate
Charley Tate
Jesse Dunlap
Homer Thompson
Baggett
R. FE. "Thompson
Kate Nance
Baptist Seminary
L. B. Smith
C. H. Donoho
Hamilton Drug Co
Wm. Reese Co
Burks Mercantile Co
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