Shrine Ceremonial Set in Fort Worth May 24
Moslah Temple repeats a condensed spring ceremonial in Fort Worth on Saturday May 24 at 7 30 pm at Moslah mosque Lake Worth to accommodate out of town Nobles and guide novices to the Golden Anniversary Imperial Council in Kansas City June 3 5.
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Frank Taylor
Moslah Temple
J. J. Gallaher
Graham
Moslah
Lake Worth
Kansas City
Mésiah Temple
Mossah Temple
Morgan H. Jones
Fort Worth
Texas
D. E. Little
Billy Southwell
Federal aid roads total thirty thousand five hundred thirty three miles
Completed Federal aid roads now total 30 533 miles according to the Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Of this mileage 7 236 miles have been completed during the present fiscal year which began June 30 1923 The construction season now getting under way in most States finds 16 652 miles of Federal aid road under construction and 2 602 miles involved in projects approved for construction Plans for new projects are coming from the States rapidly and in greater volume than for the spring months of last year
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Humility as a Root of Virtue Quotation
A short aphorism about humility describing it as a low sweet root from which heavenly virtues sprout, attributed to Moore. The line emphasizes humility as the foundation of moral character and spiritual growth.
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Moore
Texas Independent Telephone Association district meetings schedule
The Texas Independent Telephone Association announces summer and fall district meetings and traffic conferences across eight Texas cities. Training sessions aim to educate independent telephone officials and employees, representing about half of the state's telephone lines. Cities and dates include Dallas July 9–10 Sherman July 23–24 Houston August 13–14 Amarillo August 27 Waco September 10–11 Tyler September 24–25 San Antonio October 15 Brownwood November 19–20.
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Texas Independent Telephone Association
Texas
Dallas
Sherman
Houston
Amarillo
Waco
Tyler
San Antonio
Brownwood
Younger wife matches mother in biscuits crime
A young husband complains his wife’s breakfast biscuits fall short of his mother’s. She wins him over by clues of a new recipe using oleo, cold storage eggs, alum in flour and adulterated milk, recalling pre pure food laws era. The tale ends with the husband praising the new batch.
How to Store Worms for Summer Fishing
A simple method uses an old barrel with holes and wire screening filled with loose dirt. Keep it under cover, add corn meal occasionally, and water to prevent drying. Harvest worms from the barrel when other sources are scarce.
Remembering to Send Your Bill After Illness
A cautionary note reminds readers to submit the bill promptly after surviving a serious illness. The message emphasizes the reader’s strong constitution as the reason for recovery and links that resilience to timely payment.
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Death's Door
Davis hires Waco firm for Ferguson case in Houston
Taylor & Hale of Waco have been employed by Frank C. Davis of San Antonio to represent the State Democratic Executive Committee at the May 16 hearing in Houston. The suit seeks to bar James E. Ferguson of Temple from the ticket as governor candidate, arguing his impeachment disqualifies him. The case, John F. Maddox vs. John M. Mathis, Sr. et al., was filed in the Eighteenth District Court.
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Waco
Taylor & Hale
Frank C. Davis
San Antonio
State Executive Committee
Houston
John F. Maddox
John M. Mathis, Sr
Democratic Executive Committee
James E. Ferguson
Temple
Joe W. Hale
State Democratic Executive Committee
Texas poised to lead cotton textile industry
J. G. Chapman of Samoset Cotton Mills argues Texas has a bright future in cotton and cotton goods. He cites large cotton production, less boll weevil impact than the Southeast, and a natural growth path from coarse cloth to finer grades as mills train workers locally.
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Texas
J. G. Chapman
Samoset Cotton Mills
Talageda
Ala
Chapmand
Chapman
Mourning Over Black Coffee After Fido's Death
A humorous scene where a lady requests black coffee while the waiter offers cream. She insists on no cream and explains she is in mourning since her dog Fido died the previous month.
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Pelase
Fido
Know How To Save A Life Emphasized In Texas Campaign
The Texas Public Service Information Bureau urges every resident to learn lifesaving methods including the prone pressure resuscitation technique. Safety experts note the method, usable without equipment, restores breathing and heart function after submersion or shock. The Texas Power and Light Company offers free instructional literature to interested community members.
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Texas Public Service Information Bureau
C.J. Rutland
Texas Power and Light Company
Five ex Governors of Texas Now Living
Five former Texas governors remain alive. The group includes Joseph B. Sayers and Charles A. Culberson as the eldest and next in age, with O. B. Colquitt James Ferguson and William P. Hobby actively employed in business farming and media. Sayers, at 83 next September, views the world with optimism and a judicial calm. He recently attended the International & Great Northern Gulf Coast merger hearing before the railroad commission.
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Texas
Joseph B. Sayers
Austin
Sayers
Charles A. Culberson
Washington
Culberson
International & Great Northern Gulf Coast Lines
Texas Railroad Commission
Ironized Yeast Clears Complexion-Helps You Gain Weight
Advertising copy touts Tronized Yeast as a health aid for draining cheeks and hollow neck and shoulders. It promises immediate energy, a youthful glow, and improved flesh, urging purchase at Scott-Long Drug Co.
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Scott-Long Drug CO
Trial bundle offer from Chamberlain Medicine Co
A vintage ad invites readers to send name and address with 5 cents to Des Moines Iowa for a trial package of Chamberlain remedies. It promises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds plus Stomach and Liver Tonic for digestion and pains, plus a family salve for burns and skin ailments, all for 5 cents.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Navy flag shop employs widows of war dead
The Brooklyn navy yard houses a flag shop that makes sixty thousand dollars worth of flags yearly for ships. Thirty five women and six men work there with electric sewing machines and hydraulic stamping for flag pieces. Each ship visiting foreign nations requires flags, and the workers are widows of those who died in wars.
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Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
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GIL Cities Electric CO
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Will F. Johnson
Garvin
Johnson
Alyce McCormick
Omaha
Neb
New York
Miss McCormick
Ferguson Case
Buick
McMurtry Motor Company
Tutt’s
Hooper
Eucaline Medicine CO
Dallas, Texas
Davis Drug Company
U.S
United States
United States Rubber Company
U. S
Lone Star Garage
North
Oak Street
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