Promotion Day at M. E. Church Sunday School
The Sunday School of the M. E. Church, South will observe Promotion Day next Sunday at 9 45 am. Enrollment is 210, 26 more than church membership. Attendance in Sunday School and Church is good. The Heart of the Hills League Union meets at Harper Church at 3 pm, so there is no night service at Fredericksburg Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
Somae
Heart of the Hills League Union
Harper
Fredericksburg
R. Gammenthaler
Harvest Festival at Holy Ghost Church Sunday
Holy Ghost Church invites the congregation to a Harvest Festival on Sunday September 28 with Holy Communion after the service. The message notes crop failures nationwide but gratitude to God and mentions a 10 a m service start, with Sunday school to begin in October at 9 30 and service at 10 30. Gratitude is extended to friends from other congregations who attended the Mission Festival.
Baptist Prayer Meeting Set Weekly at Advance Motor Co
A Baptist church announces a Wednesday evening prayer meeting to be held upstairs in the Advance Motor Co Building opposite Nimitz Hotel at 7 P.M. each week. The notice invites members and townspeople to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church Baptist
Advance Motor Co
Nimitz Hotel
Britten Warns Europe War Clouds Loom on Refreshed Tour
New York report says Rep. Fred A Britten chair of naval affairs returned from a European tour with a warning that Europe remains unsettled. He cites French maneuvers and Toulon fleet shows as signs of rising tensions and predicts a near term realignment, with the United States staying out of a European war except to defend its honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred A Britten
Committee On Naval Affairs
Europe
Britten
Toulon
Italy
Mussolini
United States
Court Denies Remedy to Ginger Paralytic
In Indianola Texas Judge S F Davis ruled a paralyzed buyer of Jamaica ginger powder who believed it was a beverage had no damages since both buyer and seller knew it would be used as a drink. G W was denied 10000 dollars in the suit against druggist L I Brown. Attorneys plan appeal as the case was treated as a test. The judge found Green and Brown equally responsible for selling an drink not legally marketed as a beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Tex
S. F. Davis
Jamaica
G. W
L. I. Brown
Davis
Green
Brown
Be spectacled boy held for robbery in Oklahoma
A 12 year old boy confessed to stealing 79 dollars from a Cushing filling station safe. He was picked up in Galveston and held as the self admitted perpetrator. Probation officer J R Conner recorded the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Cushing
Oklo
J. R. O’ Conner
Fall Calving Care for Dairymen
The season of fall calving requires extra cow care to reward the dairyman. Feed the cow a grain ration with laxative and cooling seeds such as ground oats bran and lb seed meal for better digestion and comfort.
Railroads Seek Cotton Rate Cut Across Interior Texas
The Railroad Commission heard Texas railroads seek about 75 cent per bale reductions for cotton shipments to ports, spanning from Venus to Waxahachie with Midlothian seeking inclusion. City and trade group support was voiced but many urged deeper cuts to counter truck competition. Miss Marie Cronin attended as Bartlett and Western Railroad president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Railroads of
Texas
San Antonio
Lampassas
Alvardo
Venus
Waxahachie
Ahens
Henderson
San Augustine Mineola
Longview Junction
Midlothian Oil and Gin Company of
Midlothian
A. J. Stone
Dallas Cotton Exchange
Houston Cotton Exchange
Waco Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy Chamber of Commerce
Temple
Beaumont Chamber of Commerce
Texas Farm Bureau
W. J. Neale
McFadden
Thomas F Bush
Waco
Busa
Marie Cronin
Bartlett & Western Railroad
Early Trial for Officers Urged in Prohibition Case
Indianapolis August 29 Early trials will be sought for 18 city policemen indicted by a Federal Grand jury for conspiring to violate national prohibition laws The Indianapolis Board of Public Safety announced no replacements will be named pending trial and will seek October trials, recalling the May petite jury. Police include Lieut Van Sickle and Sergeants O Brien Everson Valderauer plus 14 patrolmen, with three civilians charged for bribery. All released on 3500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Public Safety
United States District Court
Leutenant
Marion van Sickle
James O'Brien
Joseph Everson
John Valderauer
Wisconsin
Noel Stark
Judson L. Stark
Marion County
Frederick B. Bonifield
Robert C. Baltzell
Banifield
Lieut
van Sickle
Chris Shischoff
Cecil McDaniel
Aermotor Windmills and Plumbing Supplies Sale
Oscar Krauskopf offers reduced prices on Aermotor windmills, pipe cylinders, and all pumping and water supply needs plus baths, sinks, septic tanks, and full sanitary plumbing lines with all work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Krauskopf
Texas Plan for Drouth Relief Wins Endorsement
Washington officials report Sen. Tom Connally after a meeting with Eugene Meyer of the Federal Reserve Board endorsed a Texas delegation plan to aid farmers via Farm Board loans. The plan envisions eight to twelve credit outfits moving loans to intermediate banks for rediscounting to support next year’s crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Connally
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer
Connally
Texas
Sen
Morris Sheppard
Dan Moody
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Federal Farm Board
Chin
Alexander Legge
Commr. Williams
Farm Board
Garner
Jones
R. E. Harding
First National Bank of Fort Worth
Clifford Jones
Spur
D. A. Bandeen
Stanford
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
A. P. Pierce Quanah
Will P. Jones
Childress
R. C. Couch
Haskell
Democratic and Republican tariff feud escalates in speeches
Washington reports detail a renewed exchange between the Democratic and Republican national committees over the Hawley Smoot tariff. Rep. Taylor of Tennessee questions Raskob’s postponed Sept. 15 radio speech while Rep. Garner of Texas accuses the tariff of widening costs by about a billion dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic
Republican
Ravkob
Democratic Committee
Rep
Taylor
Tennessee
Raskob
Houston
Democratic Publicity Bureau
Garner
Texas
Democratic House
House
Nurse Frances McGaan Recovers After 12 Days on Respirator
Chicago Sept 22 After twelve days in a mechanical respirator Frances McGaan a student nurse at St Luke s Hospital showed continued improvement Tonight hospital officials predicted she would overcome infantile paralysis that left her limb muscles useless During the day she was removed from the respirator for several minutes at a time and could continue breathing without the machine She expressed a wish to recover enough to help perfect the device and proposed several changes for patient comfort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frances McGaan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Thieves Loot Hardware Store in San Marcos
Thieves broke into the Talmadge Hardware company in San Marcos and robbed the store of several hundred dollars worth of shot guns. A dozen assorted calibred weapons were taken, with entry gained through a back window.
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San Marcos
Talmadge Hardware Company
Coffee aded as Rio Grande crop in Valley growth forecast
Harlingen reports L L Warden's coffee experiment near Pharr shows a single plant yielding nine pounds in its second year. He predicts climate and frost line conditions support rapid growth, with trees reaching 100 pounds or more and 70 trees per acre, rivaling grapefruit in profitability.
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Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
L. L. Warden
Warden
Mexico
Pharr
Vailey
Sick woman taken to Houston in plane for spiritual relief
Bedridden for more than three years Miss Intha M Bird 58 of Abilene arrived in Houston on Monday by air to seek spiritual relief from Evangelist Raymond Richey. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs Laura Lindsey of Abilene in her first airplane flight assisted to the plane by a stretcher. The plane was piloted by Fulcher Armstrong of Wichita Falls.
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Houston
Intha M. Bird
Abilene
Raymond Richey
Miss Bird
Laura Lindsey
Abilonme
Fulcher Armstrong
Wichita Falls
Konjola Claimed to Heal Rheumatism in Fort Worth Man
An Arlington Avenue resident describes relief from years of rheumatism with Konjola. He cites left leg and hip pain, stiffness, gas pains, kidney and stomach issues, headaches, and constipation improving after starting the treatment. Konjola is advertised as alcohol free and sold at Central Drug Co in Fredericksburg and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Daniel
Arlington Avenue
Ft. Worth
Konjola
Fredericksburg
Texas
Central Drug Co
Adv
Nixon
Twins Married Forget Divorces Jailed Together
Chicago, Sept. 22. Jackson Herman and Albert Jackson twin brothers who married Bertha Peskind and Fanny Primack, respectively, were arrested for bigamy after both husbands remarried while still married. Each learned of the others new marriage through phone calls and deemed the situation a twin lapse in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Jackson
Herman
Albert
Bertha Peskind
Fanny Primack
Bertha
Albert Jackson
Bertha Jackson
Easterwood to Present Check for Paris Dallas Flight
Col W T M Easterwood Jr of Dallas plans to present a 25000 dollar check to Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte for the Paris to Dallas one stop flight via New York. The presentation is set for October 13 at a New York Advertising Club luncheon with NBC national and international radio broadcast.
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New York
Col. W. ™. Easterwood, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
Easterwood
Omaha
Neb
New York Advertising Club
National Broadcasting Company
Europe
Heifers Should Not Be Bred Before Sixteen to Eighteen Months
Guidance outlines that heifers are not to be bred until they reach sixteen to eighteen months of age. This policy aims to ensure proper development and health before pregnancy.
Subscriptions to the Standard Offer Announced
The notice promotes a standard subscription at one dollar fifty cents per year, inviting readers to join. It highlights affordability and duration, encouraging sign ups for ongoing access to the publication.
A Description of Cotton
A satirical description of cotton portrays the seed plant in the Southern States as a source of financial pain for both producers and buyers. It humorously notes the unpredictable fiber quality and the volatile New York market pricing that can ruin or enrich players and creditors.
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New York
Man Admits Killing Taxicab Driver in Wyoming Holdup
Ross Castle, a county jail prisoner, confessed Monday to shooting and killing taxicab driver Johnnie during a January 1925 holdup in Casper Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Ross Castle
Johnnie
Casper
Wyo
Cream Separator Cleaning Tip
After use rinse with hot water and a little washing powder to ease cleanup. Immediate attention prevents the long, burdensome scrubbing that delays tasks.
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Holy Ghost Church
Demo
Thieves Loot Hardware
Man
MR. N. R. Daniel
Becker
Virgin Diamonds
Virgin Diamond
Max W. Staudt
General Motors
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