Rules for Pedestrians Assembled in Georgia Times
A garbled 19th century style set of pedestrian rules from the Georgia Times. It prescribes white front and red rear lights for night crossing, horn signals when turning, license fees, annual registration, and safety demonstrations. It also imposes liability for damages from collisions and restricts dodging speeds.
Bright Shawl screens with Barthelmess in Cuba romance
Richard Barthelmess stars in The Bright Shawl a First National release presented by Inspiration Pictures at the National Theatre. Dorothy Gish and Mary Astor headline supporting roles in a vivid photoplay about Cuban rebels and a dancer who pierces the heart of the revolt. Ongoing engagement notes include a Young County Fair from November 8 through 19.
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David
Inspiration Pictures, Inc
National Theatre
Frorday
Edmund Goulding
Joseph Hergesheimer
Cuba
John S. Robertson
Barthelmess
Charles Abbott
Havana
la Clavel
Santacilla
Narcissa Esecobar
Abbott
Dorothy Gish
Anders Randolf
Mary Astor
Narcissa
Jetta Gondal
la Pilar
William Powell
de Vaca
Andre de Beranger
E. G. Robinson
Margaret Seddon
Louis Alberni
George Humbert
Osage Wealth Highlighted At Tulsa Exposition
The Osage Nation symbols wealth derived from oil and gas royalties. Osage county lands are held in tribal trust with quarterly income distributions reaching ten to twelve thousand dollars per member. The display for the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa October 8 to 14 emphasizes Osage prosperity and influence.
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Tulsa
Osage County
Richard Barthelmess rises to fame and producer status
Once earning eight dollars weekly for an insurance firm Richard Barthelmess has become a top motion picture star and vice president of his own producing company His latest film The Bright Shawl is slated for showing at the National Theatre next Monday and Tuesday
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Washington, D. C
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
House
Coolidge
William M. Butler
James RB. Reynolds
Washington
Massachusetts
Srank
President Harding
Alaska
Harding
S Harding
Will Hays
Richard Barthelmess
National Theatre
Thirty Million Lost The Value Of Men To A Community
The passage compares human worth to a mule's behavior in guiding public works. It argues that the strength of a nation’s highways reflects the value placed on workers, noting a mule’s behavior as a metaphor for collective effort and restraint.
New Laws In Effect Since August Fourteenth
New laws took effect August 14 including electric chair for capital punishment and prohibitions on negroes voting in Democratic primaries. Tax changes include inheritance and delinquent tax collection and a coin operated vending tax. Blue sky stock sale restrictions require secretary of state permits. An annual admin appropriation of 7500 dollars funds administration.
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Secretary of State
Wharton
Matagorda
Colorado River
Houston
General Sam Houston
Department of Insurance and Banking
Board of Control
American Legion Memorial Hospital
Kerrville
Texas _historic board
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Anderson Federal Credit Law
Citation by publication in a debt case Young County Texas
The notice commands A C Whitaker to appear in Young County Justice Court Graham on September 24 1923 to answer a debt petition filed July 20 1923 in docket No 2851 from Central Filling Station partners Rex Cornish and S S Bates claiming unpaid goods amounting to 67 50 with interest and costs. The citation requires weekly publication for four weeks prior to return day.
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State of Texas
Young County
A. C. Whitaker
Justice Court
Graham
Central Filling Station
Rex Cornish
S. S. Bates
W. P. Stimson
Justice of the Peace
Texas
Supposing Tax Exempt Bonds and Government Finance
The author argues tax exempt bonds drain funds from productive enterprise and shift the burden to non holders. He notes Bill Jones pays higher taxes to offset exemptions and asks where government revenue would come from if more people held tax exempt bonds.
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Bill Jones
All Alone Sought as World Drops Away
A brief overheard exchange centers on craving isolation with a quip about using a telephone booth. The dialogue hinges on a speaker seeking total detachment and another suggesting a public phone as a retreat.
Young County Treasurer Report of Receipts and Expenditures
County Treasurer W. W. Martin presents a quarterly update for Young County Texas detailing jury fund balances assets and liabilities along with cash on hand and transfers to various funds. Notary G Earl Hutchings dated August 13 1923 and Clerk W H Kennedy certify the report as of July 31 1923 with seal and official signatures.
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W. W. Martin
Younme County
Texas
Young County
G. Earl Hutchings
Dita
Road and Bridge Fond
General County
Om 'Hamilton
Brazos River
Reynolds Beusch
Reynolds Brazos
Holt Tractor
Rai Ie
Etek
Tia Lear Rskaaate
Laee
State OF
Young
I. W. H. Kennedy
Graham
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Young County Highway Fund
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