Farmall Tractor Offers 15 Cents Cotton and 31 A Bushel Corn Prices
Farmers urged to buy McCormick-Deering Farmall to cut costs on cotton and corn. Ad touts 15c per lb for No 2 1 inch cotton and 31.00 per bu for standard corn as initial payment incentives, plus reports of low costs and multiple crops. Endorses Farmall for power and versatility with Six-Speed Special model highlighted.
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Farmall
Taylor Territory
McCormick-Deering
Texas
Local Notes Show Social Visits and School News
Saturday guests from Houston visit local families as residents host relatives. Teachers Mrs J J Hopkins and Mrs Davenport prepare the Vox Populi school opening. Miss Johanna Walling leaves for Tampico to teach. Presbyterian Missionary Society meets with social hour follows. church groups report ongoing activities and Sunday School.
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Houston
Acea
John J. Hop
Halenbek
Usar
Et Wrapha
John Drapela
B. Sutaum
DC Putnam
Bahn
Drapela
Furion Martin
San Ai
S S W
Martin
San Antonio
Joe Young
Wedwin
Jain Struska
Richmond
Rosen
Edna
Leona Werila
Johanna Walling
Weaver
Markham
Charlie Weaver
Methodist and Baptist Missonery Society
Vox Populi
J. J. Hopkins
Davenport
Ole Dankles
T. A. Smith
Mary
Josie
Garwood Gatherings
A Houston resident identified as Preston Welker sues over a dispute tied to the Garwood area gathering or event. Details remain unclear from the fragments, including the exact parties and relief sought.
Rock Island Iteme Visit Notes and Local Visitors
Local notes record Mr and Mrs Roy Wright visiting Houston on business. San Antonio visitors include Kyle D Tinkler Don Carpenting and Mrs Tom Dickson with others. Lillie Olsen leaves for Huntsville to attend school term. Other guests include Mrs C Shelburne of Houston Mrs Rabb Waelder Mrs F A Wademan and daughter Lucille Jones family and Mrs Arthur Milentz and Bobbie Mileutz. Ernest Lenhart and Frank Youngblood from Rice Institute stay with Lenhart family. W W Moore of Egypt and J A Moss visit Victoria and the Rice Institute companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle D. Tinkler
Don Carpenting
San Antonio
Joe Tinkler
Lillie Olsen
Huntsville
H. W. Eversole
Herbert
Kathryn
Houston
Tom Dickson
C. Shelburne
J. A. Moss
Victoria
Konjola Frees Fort Worth Man From Rheumatism Claims
A Fort Worth man N R Daniel reports long battle with rheumatism affecting leg hips back and stomach pains. He credits Konjola with relief after first bottle and says kidneys and head catarrh also improved. Konjola marketed from Eagle Lake Texas at Beckman’s drug store and by regional druggists.
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W.K. Daniel
N. R. Daniel
Arlington Aved
Mue
Fort Worth
Konjola
Eagle Lake
Texas
Beckman's
Lissie Happenings in Van Vleck and Surrounding Areas
Local notes recount visits among families in Van Vleck including Bryan Herbert and Otis Bickham at Mrs. H. S. White's home, Ruth Anderson from Houston home for vacation, and trips to San Antonio and Houston. Other gatherings involve Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Darby, R. J. Taylor, Ada Tum an and Bessie Taylor, and Robert Cook visiting from Houston. Lissie Farm Women plan a meeting at Mrs. Will Raasch’s home with Yoakum visitor Mrs. O. T. Wanson.
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Bryan
Herbert
Otis Bickham
van Vleck
H.S. White
Ruth Anderson
Houston
Leo Jambers
San Antonio
A. J. Darby
R. J. Taylor
Clarence Taylor
Ada ‘Tu
Yoakum
Doc Starr
Graftees and Grafting Warns Local Merchants
An El Campo Citizen article warns businessmen to reject grafting schemes and slick advertising solicitations. It describes common tactics by con artists who overprice ads and vanish, urging readers to say no firmly and keep money at home for direct benefits. It notes printers may be blamed, but emphasizes buyers should avoid worthless schemes and beware of money misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Campo
Weather myths fade as long term climate proves steady
A discussion challenges doomsday climate forecasts. Dr. C F Marvin notes the world’s climate has remained largely unchanged over two centuries, with no reliable long term records beyond 200 years. He cautions against extrapolating yearly shifts into permanent trends.
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C. F.marvin
Federal Weather Bureau
Mother Earth
Marvin
Ad Waste Keeps Calendar of Cash in Kerrville
A Devil's River News item from Sonora notes the Charles Schreiner Bank in Kerrville ran the same ad for 37 years with hand-set type so durable it barely chipped. The piece contrasts long advertising consistency with a theater promo for Here Comes Arabella at the High School Auditorium on October 3.
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Charles Schreiner Bank
Kerrville
Devil's River News
Sonora
Dunetion Eagle
Arabella
High School
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Efp
Ask
G. H. Vick
Engle Lake Tenella
Fhelala
Ee Christian Science Services
L “Ol F. Hall
Bay City
Alster
Garwood Gatherings
Preston Welker Sue
Eagle Barber
Mits
Meer Oe
Rock Island
Roy Wright
W. W. Moore
Egypt
Ee Ernest Lenhart
Rice Institute
Frank Youngblood
Port Arthur
Lenhart
Dr. Pae Co
Atten, Tek
Ft. Worth
Lissie
jArbeva
Ofthryn Eckert
Ban ‘Tonto
Jner
Uno, Weynaadt
Goodyear
Rexul
Sorly Heary
A. L. Baring
Ates
Alia Ates
BAYER
Soha Oo
Europe
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Seahulm
Neiswender
Charles D. Rutta
First National Bank Building
Emanuel Roos
Norris Bldg
Eagle Lake, Tex
P. T. Gordon
Norris
Lissie Evangelical Church
Everal Wines
Eager Eae
Walnut ST
Geo.h. Vick
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