Speculation and commentary stir regional concerns in San Saba Star
A column blends political rumors about Bryan seeking a Florida U S Senate bid with opinions on railroad service and governance. It praises a forthcoming Comanche stock exhibit, critiques Clarence Gilmore’s power as railroad commissioner, and discusses Woodrow Wilson and Carter Glass on treaties, federalism, religion, tariffs, and US industry. The piece lauds the Panhandle South Plains Fair edition of the Lubbock Avalanche as a monumental regional banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gilmore
Clarence
Gilmore
West
Lubbock
South Plains
North
Advertising That Pays in Fort Worth Record
Advertising that pays keeps customers informed in good and bad times. H K Ferguson of Cleveland says manufacturers who advertise are five times likelier to stay in business. His study links advertising to lower failure rates and higher factory investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Ferguson
Cleveland
Ohio
Ferguson
Reformers Should Vacate and Return to Democratic Principles
A década of reformers is blamed for failing to improve conditions and for expanding federal power. The author urges a return to liberty rooted in states’ rights, temperance progress via voluntary action, and removal of reformers in favor of genuine democratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sheppard
United States
Washington
Friends
Congress
Chief objects to Texas higher schools funding argument
The Chief critiques Warner Rountree and Bryan Eagle opinions on state funding for higher education. It argues that public money should favor common schools and direct support to working class students rather than costly universities. It urges a square deal for Texas youth in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Boynton
State University
A. and
M. College
Texas
George
the State University
College of Industrial Arts
United States
Eagle
Bryan Eagle
Lee J. Rountree
Lee
Austin
Jimmy Cox Ties To Woodrow Wilson Kite In Politics
A critical appraisal notes Jimmy Cox failed to stand by his principles and followed Woodrow Wilson's influence, which the author argues has limited impact on his remaining followers in the United States. The piece portrays Cox as lacking real political sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cox
Ben
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
United States
Sunday School Rally and Church Services Report
Sunday services at the local church include Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 00 a m with the sacrament of the Lord's supper and a program by the Junior and Senior Leagues. Officers for the young people are listed and a rally day with music recitations and addresses is planned for next Sunday morning. The Tax Assessor Edmondson completed his rolls and prepared filings for Austin. Members of the Why Not Club enjoyed a 42 game at Mrs Day Emory's home with high scores shared by several visitors. Mrs Jess Sissons of Cisco visited Miss Minnie Elkins with her baby son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Robert Riley
Lillian Durham
Harold Denny
Ernestine Atwood
Mr Manning
Minnie Elkins
Vasco Lee
Alma Atwood
Lutton Dudley
Talmadee Nabers
Fred Mayes
Why Not Cinb
Day Fmory
Thrasher
Burley McCollum
Will Roberson
Mesdames Garrett Palmer
R. W. Scurry
W. O. Hamilton
G. W. Jessup
Winnie Blatherwick
Kid Macon
R. R. Massingill
R. K. Shelton
Gayle Atwood
Jess Sissons
Cisco
de Leon
Oliver mold board breaking suiky plows bargain offer
Todd & Jennings advertises Oliver mold-board breaking plows at real bargains. Local dealer promotes limited stock and low prices for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd & Jennings
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W. TD. Cowan
San Saba
Wm. J. Bryan
Florida
Carter Glass
Germany
Austria
Jesus Christ
John H. Kirby
Road To Fortune
America
Fort Worth
Methodist Church
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
Mdmondson
Todd @ Jennings
I. L. Morris
Morris
Wagner & Ormsby
Joe Wagner
Bill Ormsby
Burks Mercantile Co
Buster Brown
Comanche
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