Texas University Regents Boost Anti Evolution Stance
Austin July 16 Regents of the University of Texas adopted a resolution disallowing employment of infidels atheists or agnostics and requiring belief in God for any future university official. The board also refused to lease the Driskell property to the Methodist dormitory project and deferred a 4 million loan for building plans. R E L Saner reported oil driven land value gains in Reagan county while H J Luther Stark was reelected chairman and Mrs. J H O'Hara vice chairman.
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Austin
Regents
University of Texas
Board of Regents
Driskell
University
The
Methodists of Texas
Kansas
R. E. L. Saner
Dallas
Reagan County
H. J. Luther Stark
Orange
J. H. O’hara
Coleman
Ryus Returns From Kansas City Business Visit
Mr. L. D. Ryus came back Monday after a several week business trip to Kansas City, where he conducted meetings and explored opportunities.
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L. D. Ryus
Kansas City
Cotton States unite in drive for cotton co op marketing
Eight states plan a nationwide membership drive led by the American Cotton Growers Exchange with three more expected to join. Oklahoma, Georgia and Alabama report large gains in new members as the drive expands across the South. The Memphis meeting included leaders from Oklahoma, Georgia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas.
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L. F. McKay
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
National Organization
Memphis
South
Mr. McKay
Oklahoma
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Carl Williams
C. L. Stealey
J. E. Conwell
Arkansas
C. G. Henry
J. D. Eldridge
Tennessee
A. E. Markham
R. S. Fletcher
E. A. Maddox
Tate Butler
Allen Northington
Louisiana
L Woolley
John. T. Orr
Moser
The
American Cotton Growers’, Exchange
Constipation remedy praised by Hatfield farmer
G W Parsons of Route 1 Hatfield says Black-Draught is the best all around medicine for liver and constipation and has been used for 25 years. He notes it helps indigestion and sluggish meals, while his wife relies on it for headaches and biliousness, urging Thedford’s Black-Draught as the genuine powdered liver remedy NC-150.
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Hatfield
Ark
G. W. Parsons
Thedford
Sheriff sale notice in Young County court action
By order of the District Court Clerk of Clay County a sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in August 1923. W. B. Worsham & Co. bankers sue Korman & Steirly for 3062.15 with 8 percent interest and costs. property listed includes blocks, lathes, a crane, forge, shafting and steel, to be sold at Godley lease 12 miles southwest of Graham Texas to satisfy judgment.
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District Court of
Clay County
W. B. Worsham & Co
Carl M. Worsham
Leola Hapgood
Korman & Steirly
B. J. Korman
Albert R. Steirly
Godley
M. K. Graham Place
Graham
Young County
Texas
Korman and
Steirly
LeBland
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