Frigidaires Displayed In Local Showrooms
Frigidaires are gaining popularity with several models on exhibition in the display room. The public is invited to inspect them. In use at City Cafe Travelers Cafe Schneider's Produce Co Central Drug Co Henke Bros Peter Kleck A P C Petsch R G Striegler Hy Mogford R Maier Fr W Maier Louis Seiter Aug Lott. For sale by Felix W Maier.
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City Cafe
Travelers Cafe
Schneider’s Produce Co
Central Drug Co
Henke Bros
Peter Kleck
A. P C. Petsch
R. G. Striegler
Hy Mogford
R. Maier
Fr. W. Maier
Louis Seiter
Aug. Lott
Texas Treasurer Opposes Tax Cut Threatening School Funding
At a July meeting of the Automatic Tax Board in the Governor's office the treasurer voted against reducing the tax rate from 77e to 65c per $100. He warned a 12 percent cut would deprive the General Revenue Fund and jeopardize six months of schooling for Texas children, citing prior deficits and rural aid loans to sustain education. The treasurer urged legislature action to preserve school funding while cutting expenses elsewhere.
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Automatic Tax Board
General Revenue Fund
S. M. Marrs
Texas
Tex
Treasury
Reserve Depository Banks of
Reserve Depository Banks
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Smile Worth a Million Dollars Without A Cent
Poem extols a cheerful heart felt smile as the surest, least costly remedy for gloom. It lauds smiles as priceless, contagious, and empowering, lifting spirits and encouraging effort with a natural twinkle and kindness.
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Bilent
Ferguson 18 Blamed for Fort Worth Bond Sellout
Bond buyers from across the country faulted Ferguson's Wichita Falls speech as a veiled repudiation threat, dampening interest in a $1 170 000 Fort Worth bond issue intended for city improvements. City Manager Carr supported the blame on Ferguson while Edgar Honnold reported widespread investor thumbs down after Chicago consultations.
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Fort Worth
James Ek. Ferguson
Wichita Falls
City of Fort Worth
Ferguson
Texas
Edgar Honnold
Oklahoma City
BE. Carr
Honnold
Chicago
Maple Trees Lose City Border Status as Elms Thrive
Washington officials drop planting maples along national capital streets citing root upheaval and brittle limbs. Wind storms damage hundreds of trees annually, favoring elms oaks and plane trees. Also noted: raincoats for athletic fields and buses facing Interstate Commerce Commission control.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital
University of Ilinois
Grange
University of Thinois
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Galvanized Bath Tubs and Milk Coolers at Schandua Reichena
Galvanized bath tubs and milk coolers in all sizes offered by Schandua Reichena. Also promoting Gillespie County History books, urging readers to visit the office before stock runs out.
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Schandua & Reichenau
Gillespie County
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Frigidaires
Felix W. Maier
Texas Loan and
Navarro Street
Victor Records
Victor
Royal Music Store
City Flour and Grain CO
Fred. J. Hannemann
Wochenblatt and
Standard
Loyal Music Store
Delaine Merino Rams
Arthur Real & Son
Kerrville, Texas
Ernst Gerhard
Chester Reichenau
Henry Blum
Texaco
Ford Motor
Henry Blums
Westinghouse
Citizen’s Light & Power Co
West Texas Utilities Co