Rules For Pedestrians In Georgia Times
Pedestrians must wear a white front light and a red rear light when crossing. A right turn requires three short horn blasts. Those behind vehicles must stay alert and yield. Pedestrians should not carry sharp tools near tires. Do not dodge cars faster than 11 mph. Annual license to walk costs 7 dollars with no year pro‑ration. Licensing requires demonstrating dodging crawling leaping and extricating from machinery before a board. Pedestrians liable for damages to cars or occupants.
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Geona Times
Hergesheimer’s Bright Shawl in Cinema with Star cast
Richard Barthelmess leads in The Bright Shawl a First National release at the National Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The Cuban romance set in Havana features Dorothy Gish as La Clavel, Anders Randolf as Santacilla, Mary Astor as Narcissa, and William Powell in supporting roles with John S Robertson directing.
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David
Inspiration Pictures, Inc
National Theatre
Edmund Goulding
Joseph Hergesheimer
Cuba
John S. Robertson
Barthelmess
Charles Abbott
Havana
la Clavel
Santacilla
Narcissa Escobar
Abbott
Dorothy Gish
Anders Randolf
Mary Astor
Narcissa
Jetta Gondal
la Pilar
William Powell
de Vaca
Andre de Beranger
Osage Symbol of Wealth Highlighted for Tulsa Expo
An Osage Indian motif adorns grounds for the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa from October 8 to 14. The Osage Nation holds mineral rights in Osage county and receives oil royalties, with individual incomes sometimes reaching ten to twelve thousand dollars annually for a family.
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Tulsa
Osage County
Richard Barthelmess rises to stardom and production
Once earning eight dollars a week with an insurance firm Richard Barthelmess has become a popular motion picture star and vice president of his own producing company. His latest film The Bright Shawl is set to show at the National Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
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Richard Barthelmess
National Theatre
Thirty Million Lost The Value Of Men To A Community
Opinion piece argues that a society’s strength equals the disciplined effort of its people with a comparison to mules. It contends that productivity follows controlled labor and restraint, echoing a national roads policy theme from The Nations Highways.
New Laws In Effect Since August Fourteen In Texas
Austin reports the second called session of the thirty-eighth legislature enacted laws becoming operative August 14. Provisions include capital punishment by electrocution, anti Negro voting in Democratic primaries, inheritance and delinquent tax collection, coin operated vending tax, Blue Sky stock sale regulation, stock promoter permits, and a $7,500 annual admin appropriation. Also raises motor vehicle license tax collector fees, validates bonds signed by retiring officials, tax pauses in Wharton and Matagorda counties for a coastal channel project, lighting districts, sand and gravel removal, separate assessments in independent school districts, and state parks promotion. A Houston monument to General Sam Houston is funded, and reform includes separating insurance and banking, finishing American Legion Memorial Hospital at Kerrville, and creating a Texas historic board. Other measures cover nonresident guardianships, extended oil and gas permits under federal receivership, farm and livestock producer pools, delinquent levee-tax collection, Anderson Federal credit law access for farm loans, private employment agency regulation, and a five year closed season on antelope and Rocky Mountain sheep.
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Austin
Texas
Secretary of State
Wharton
Matagorda
Colorado River
Houston
Sam Houston
Department of Insurance and Banking
Board of Control
American Legion Memorial Hospital
Kerrville
Texas _historic board
Supreme Court of the United States
Citation by Publication in Young County Texas
The notice commands Constable of Precinct No 1 to summon A C Whitaker by weekly publication for four weeks in the county or nearest newspaper. He must appear at the next Justice Court term in Graham on September 24 1923 to answer a debt suit filed July 20 1923 by Central Filling Station Rex Cornish and S S Bates seeking $67 50 plus costs.
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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
Tax Exempt Bonds and Fair Taxation Debate
A writer argues tax exempt bonds mainly benefit holders who pay no taxes on interest while labor incomes face heavy taxation. The piece questions equity, noting Bill Jones pays higher taxes to compensate for exemptions and asks readers to consider universal access to such tax breaks.
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Bill Jones
Tax Exempt Bonds Drain Funds From Productive Enterprise
The text argues tax exempt bonds divert money from productive enterprise and raise the tax burden on those not holding the bonds, questioning government funding sources and sustainability. It emphasizes ongoing bond issuance as a financial drain.
All Alone Laments World Ties in Witty Exchange
Dialogue contrasts a wish to be cut off from the world with a quip suggesting a telephone booth as refuge. The brief exchange notes desire for solitude and the humor of a simple, everyday solution.
Young County Treasurer Report of Receipts and Expenditures 1923
The document presents the Young County Treasurer W W Martin page listing funds and balances for the Jury Fund Road and Bridge Fund General County Court House and Jail Fund and Brazos River Bridge Bonds. It includes totals of assets and liabilities, a sworn certification by Notary G Earl Hutchings, and the Clerk W H Kennedy certifying the copy as true for the quarter ending July 31, 1923.
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W. W. Martin
Young County
Texas
G. Earl Hutchings
Tl Jury Fund
General County
Hak Oe
Meee Ee Brazos River
Iesin
State OF
Young
I. W. H. Kennedy
Graham
Tereweesnere Gene
General County Fund
Williad
Cade Isiver
Becenereweepeenst
Senasth Te Penetaries
Brazos River
Pia Fund
Dadcedabes Etrededds Cpahbednss
Reynolds Brazos _— Bridge
Ana E Pee Cena
Ewan Een Bene Tinea Cane
Gooseneck Bridge
Hamilton Warrant Fund
Court House
Eanetar
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President Harding
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Mrs.Harding
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