Political Announcements in White Loyalty Parity Column
The notice discusses sheriff candidates and party discipline in Colorado County. It argues livestock supports agricultural prosperity, detailing benefits of mixed farming over cotton monoculture, including income from eggs cream and meat, soil fertility, and insurance against weather pests and markets. It contrasts regional prosperity with decline in cotton dependent areas and questions forward movement.
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Spmu
Colorado County
Ant
Texas
South
Uow
Can We Stand The Pressure of Prosperity?
Prosperity tests a nation as it does a person. The piece warns that abundance breeds envy and agitation, urging vigilance against cure-all theories while noting high wages, strong bank reserves, good farm prices, and booming construction. It cautions not to abandon proven gains for expedient but unproven fixes.
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Cnreal
Spending Money For Luxuries A Gum Fact Study
A Department of Commerce report shows that 1925 U S gum spending reached about 47 million dollars with most purchases by Americans. The industry supports 41 factories employing workers, paying roughly 2 235 000 dollars in payroll while raw materials and wrapping paper jobs also sustain employment. Money in circulation boosts such production.
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Department of Commerce
U.S
Weimar Lumberman John W. Walker Dies at Mathis Hospital
John W. Walker of Weimar Texas died after an operation at a Beeville hospital on Friday. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Mathis estate residence with burial in the local cemetery. He was a longtime Baptist and Sunday school superintendent and partner in the Walker and Shortt lumber business. The last years were spent in Mathis. Surviving children are Mrs Will Wirtz of Columbus F F Walker of Westar and Leo F Walker of Westhoff.
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Weimar
Texas
Joan W. Wilker
Mathis
Welmy
Beeville
Walker
Baptist Church
Will Wirtz
Columbus
F. F. Walker
Westar
Leo F. Walker
Westhoff
Eagle Lake to vote on $50,000 street bonds in Aug 1926
City of Eagle Lake Texas voters will decide August 24, 1926, on issuing fifty thousand dollars in bonds for permanent street improvements. Ballots will read for the issuance or against the issuance. Election to be held at City Hall with Mayor Westmoreland appointing a manager and aides.
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Eagle Lake
Texas
State of
State of Texas
Ulery
R. T. Westmoreland
ERANK_B. ROWWE
Why Women Make Up Why Do Women Make Up
A commentary questions why women wear makeup, noting it is common and attractive yet contested. It argues beauty is an elusive dream and makeup serves as a vehicle for theater and longing, suggesting women seek unattainable beauty through powders, rouge, and lipstick.
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Kinema
Hidden Beauty Pursuit and London Times Quotation
The piece weaves a mood of romantic pursuit amid a sense of hopelessness. It quotes Lady Troubridge in the London Daily Times. Mrs. J M Gallison, Clara, Rosemary, and Daisy Armstrong traveled to Chicago for several weeks to visit Mr. Armstrong and other relatives.
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Lady Troubridge
London Daily Times
Womack and Charles Visit for Brief Kansas City Brick Biz
M Womack and Charles Jr came from Houston Tuesday for a brief business view. An inn in Kansas City can lay 36 000 bricks a day. Go out and read this to your hens.
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M. Womack
Charles, Jr
Houston
Kansas City
No Worms in a Healthy Chili Could Help Children
A vintage health claim asserts that worms in children arise from poor blood and stomach distress. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system so that the body dispels worms and restores health. Dosage suggested as 1 bottle taken over two to three weeks.
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GROVE
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John W. Walker
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Bayer
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Chevrolet
A. L. Baring
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