John Temple Graves Dies in Washington Home
John Temple Graves longtime Southern writer editor and speaker died in Washington home after weeks of illness. He was 69 and a descendant of John C Calhoun family ties noted. his career included leading editorial posts at Atlanta Journal New York American and other papers. He served as Lincoln Memorial commissioner and authored many historical works.
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Abbeyville County
South Carolina
University of Georgia
United States
Georgia
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Enlow Family Reunion At Bryson
Mrs. S A Enlow’s descendants gather at A E Enlow’s Bryson on Sunday August 2 for a large family reunion. Present were Tom and Mrs Jones, W W Enlow and family, A E Enlow and family, George Enlow and family, Hugh Coburn and Has kall relatives, Henry Jones and Ernest, Jim Jones and family, Holland Enlow and son, Floyd Helvey and son, Gilbert Helvey, Mrs W C McCloud, and Mrs S A Enlow. The gathering approved as a big success.
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S. A. Enlow
A. E. Enlow
Bryson
Hugh Coburn
Haskell
Henry Jones
Ernest
Nocona
Jim Jones
Holland Enlow
Floyd Helvey
Gilbert Helvey
W. C. McCloud
Oil Congress to Feature World Leaders in Tulsa
Industrial leaders from all oil producing nations will appear on October 5 to 7 as part of the third annual International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa Oklahoma. Miss Eula McDonald arrives from Washington to plan guest arrangements and coordinate foreign visitors.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
W. G. Skelly
Eula McDonald
Washington
Miss McDonald
A Foolproof List of Investment Don’ts
A historic cautionary note lists many investment caveats warning readers not to buy securities from unknown firms or high-risk ventures. It urges skepticism toward mining oil stocks real estate schemes and “tips” and advises consulting a banker before purchasing any security. It closes with a meditation on leisure and prudence.
The Federal Reserve System Reform Debate
William E. Knox argues the Federal Reserve System must be preserved yet faces calls for changes. The ABA Economic Policy Commission will study reform to balance broad public welfare with regional and sector interests, aiming to strengthen national banking and manage the public economy.
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Federal Reserve System
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
America
Medals and Commemorative Coins by the U S Mint
The Mint issues medals beyond coins for the army and navy and designs for presidents treasury officials and mint directors. Congress authorized 40000 medals for Norse immigrants on the ship Restaurationen to mark the Norse American Centennial in Minnesota next summer.
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Army
Treasury
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Restaurationen
Minnesota
Stone Mountain
South
Lee
Jackson
State Boards Sets 14 Per Child for School Apportionment
The State Board of Education fixed the annual scholastic apportionment at 14 per pupil, the same as last session, with 7 cents of the state school tax allocated for free textbooks. About 1,345,000 scholars were counted, totaling 18,830,000 for local schools, with deductions and other revenues ensuring funds cover the apportionment and textbook costs.
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Austin
State Board of Education
Sam Houston Terrell
State Automatic Tax Board
Terrell
Bankers Back Purebred Cattle Plan in Mason County
Mason County bankers endorse replacing scrub stock with purebred cattle. County agent outlines buying young purebred sires and placing them with willing farmers who will raise thoroughbreds. Bankers will finance the purchase and take a one year, no interest note to ease farmer access to superior stock.
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Mason County
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Entertainment For Teachers Is Asked In Graham
On September 7-11 the annual teachers institute will be held in Graham for Jack and Young counties. About 250 teachers are expected and homes at $1.50 per day for room and meals are sought. Graham can absorb 250 more, and organizers ask hosts to offer accommodations without extra preparation. Contact the County Superintendent or Mr. Gilmer or Mr. Peavy with name, address, and number of teachers.
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Graham
Jack
Young Counties
Gilmer
Peavy
H. H. Avants
Sherlock Moves In New Neighbor Dispute Over Porches
A new neighbor comments on Bilkins three daughters, sparking a brief exchange about porch swings installed last week. The remark highlights tension over recent home improvements and family presence in the quiet street.
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Bilkins
Buxton Westerman Company Ad for New Index Bible
The Buxton Westerman Company announces sales of the New Index Bible in Young County with Graham as their focal area on Texas Street. Mrs Pearl Mandeville invites orders at any time, offering the Bible for 29 cents.
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Young
Graham
Texas Street
Pearl Mandeville
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