The American hen a great national asset in poultry economy
The Arizona Cattleman and Farmer lauds the American hen as a leading national asset. It notes her role in supplying eggs and poultry meat, the efficiency of hens as food producers, and the broad base of people involved in poultry—from back-lot keepers to breeders. It emphasizes growth with urban population increase and calls for recognition of poultry’s future importance.
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United States
Arizona
To the Girl I Never Will Know Poem
A 12 year old Cisco Texas seventh grader Hazel Maris Sones writes a reflective poem imagining a future follower. The verses plead for a girl of toil and virtue, ending with a vow to keep a pure life and a straight path until death.
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Hazel Maris Sones
Cisco
Texas
Prize Winning Fowl Sparks Neighbor Dispute
A local woman famed for her prize fowls sold a bird to a neighbor. The buyer, disappointed by the bird's quality and having paid a high price, confronted her. She replied that the bird had won first prize at the poultry show eleven years in a row.
Evangelistic Services at Church of Christ Tabernacle
The Church of Christ invites the public to a week of evangelistic services starting June 6 led by S A Ribble of Snyder Texas. Daily and Sunday sessions cover topics from Handling the Word Aright to The Church at Work with a daily question box to answer Biblical queries.
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Church of Christ Tabernacle
High School
S. A. Ribble
Snyder
Texas
Church of Christ
Mother's Growing Old and Farmyard Exchange
A poem reflects a mother’s aging and the enduring comfort of family love. A separate anecdote recounts two farmers discussing a mule with distemper. one man’s turpentine remedy proves fatal for both creatures, revealing blunt rural humor.
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Josh
Purification Health Promotion Urges Calotabs Course
Physicians stress cleansing the entire system as a foundation of health. The ad promotes Calotabs as the best purifier to cure chronic ailments, recommending a weekly or biweekly course for several weeks with a family package priced at 85 cents.
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Nature
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief from Stomach Trouble
A testimonial from Mrs. A Howard credits Adlerika with freeing her from fear of eating and stomach discomfort. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas and old waste from the intestines, relieves bloating, and aids constipation, promoting renewed appetite. L. M. Davis Drug Co.
Woman’s sharp tongue costs her husband in sharp dispute
A remark about a wife’s tongue sparks a domestic quarrel that leads to separation. The incident highlights tensions in marriage and public judgment of female behavior.
Friendship Cost and Profit Principles
A compact saying notes friendship costs little in money yet yields greater returns in personal gains and social profits. The remark emphasizes value beyond financial measures and highlights long term benefits of supportive ties.
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S. A
Ribble
Evangelistic Services
Safco
Oakland
Pontiac
General Motors
Driver & Hawkins Motor Co
Graham, Texas
Champ Corn Grower
William Boland
Darling Mother
4Th St
Ford Shop
Breckenridge, Graham, Olney
Archer City
Wichita Falls
L. M. Davis Drug CO
S. W
Ind
Breckenridge
Fort Worth
Eastland
Ranger
Abilene
Craham North
P.M
Craham
A.M. P.M
Ft. Worth
Graham
Weatherford
Tves
Graham Title Company, Inc
Graham Land Office
S.W
F. T. Arnold
First National Bank
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
McFarlane
McFarlane Lawyers
Tidwell Building
Young County Abstract
Arnold & Kay
Berry Lawyer Oil Field Maps Abstracts
First State Bank
Newcastle, Texas
Lawson C. County Lawyer City National Banx
Olney
Young County
F. W. Hinson
Alexander Co. Graham
Marshall, King & Hinson Abstracters, Inc
Graham Nat'l Bank Bldg
BUICK
New York
San Francisco
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Actual Freight Government
McMurtry Motor Co
J. L. McMurtry
S. A. Whitesides & Son
E. FP
Riley Furniture Company
West Side Square
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