Parnell Final Campaign Statement for Texas Senate
D Parnell urges voters in the 28th district to reelect him, defending a clean campaign and opposing hard line laws. He calls for simplified statutes, reduced legislative bodies, tax control, rural road funding, and fair treatment of all groups, including a stance on the Ku Klux Klan. Political Advertisement.
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V. D. Parnell
Bible Day in China Celebration in Schoufre
The American Bible Society marked its birthday in Schoufre China with a Bible parade of four hundred, banners and Bibles, a soldier escorted procession, a large float distributing Bible portions and tracts, and a district officer hosted a mixed gender banquet for missionaries.
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The
American Bible Society
Schoufre
China
Etiquette guidance on dining and social manners
The assistant explains placing a knife and fork on the plate after meals with handles toward the right. It notes the lady may offer her hand first in introductions and that disregarding an offered hand is poor form. It advises mourning rules for a deceased fiancé and states wedding presents and engagement rings should be returned with thanks and explanation.
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G. D
Napkin placement in table setting rules
The napkin should be placed to the left of the plate when arranging the table. In some cases it is placed on the plate, but it is considered better form to place it to the left side of the plate.
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House
Senate
Miss Flo
Taylor Haynes Nuptials Unite Two Texans in Illinois
Fred Taylor of Jacksonville Illinois wed Mrs Maud Haynes of Graham Texas on August 12 1924 at the Centenary Church parsonage Jacksonville Rev C D Robertson officiated Witnesses were Christen Hurberg and Mrs Bruce Weaver The couple will reside at 464 South East Street Jacksonville Illinois The bride was a Graham Texas native and the groom a cigar maker The note closes with a series of aphorisms and maxims.
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Fred Taylor
Jacksonville
Illinois
Maud Haynes
Graham
Texas
Centenary Church
C. D. Roberton
Christen Hurberg
Bruce Weaver
South East Street
Nellie Graves
Amy
Fort Worth
William Williams
Alice Woods
J. G. Putman
Robert F. Arnold
Dallas
Jack Harmonson
Mattie Waters
J. C. Casburn
Rev
G. W. Black
Norman
South Oak Street
Benton Kramer
E. B. Norman
Beckham & Son
J. R. R. Cornish
R. E. Lamar
Kentucky
Local Graham Notices Highlight Candidacy and Community Life
Mr J T Cunningham announces for justice of the peace and precinct 1 commissioner. Notables include Prof R Lindsey of Belknap, Dr C C Garrett visiting, and multiple marriages, hires, and visits around Graham in December 1882. A panther sighting and fundraising for widows mark a busy civic life.
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J. T. Cunningham
Justice of Peace
J. P
Missouri
R. Lindsey
Belknap
John E. Morrison
Hall
S. R. Crawford
J. M. McBrayer
South Bend
C. C. Garrett
Calvert
B. B. Garrett
John Kisinger
Mattie MeJilten
G. W. Black
Carrie Eichelberger
Stewart
Lost Valley
Messrs
Eichelberger
Ely
Alvarado
Johnson County
J. E. Mayes
Salt Creek
Farmer’s Branch
Molle Price
Vrginia
J. W. Graves
Louisiana
Arkansas
James Ligon
Northwest
Graham
Mary Burkett
F. M. Burkett
W. T. Bunger
John Eddleman
Livestock Campaign Leads Ohio with 2874 Farmers Participating
Ohio tops state participation in the Better Lives Better Stock campaign with 2874 farmers, followed by Kentucky 2589 Virginia 2258 and Nebraska 1502. Virginia previously held second and results are revised to July 1 per the USDA summary.
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Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Virginia
Nebraska
Areliver
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Whistle Bottling Co
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J. D. Parnell
Miss Filo
Europe
Stockholm
Sweden
Alonzo Morris
Pittsburg
Alexander College
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