The American Woman's League Chapter House Plans
The American Woman's League explains that local chapter houses are funded by the entire membership and held in trust for all. Members may take many courses through The Peoples University with no tuition, while nonmembers pay substantial fees. The plan relies on subscription certificates, advertising-free operations, and commissions yielding large, steady revenue, supporting a sound, low-risk endowment.
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Akin
League
Lwhole League
American Woman's League
The
Peoples University
Quinn- Campbell Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
American School of Home Economics
Academy of Art
Peoples University of the League
American Woman’s League
How Big Shows Advertise
Article notes how railroads and major firms run colossal shows with advanced advertising systems. It highlights advertising cars, managers, lithographers, and route riders as key forces, praising the reach and efficiency that draw crowds, even noting schools close for holidays to enjoy the displays. It mentions a new Wild West show by Jones Bros. Buffalo Ranch, set to perform at Graham on September 22.
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Troy
Able
Jones Bros
Buffalo Ranch Wild West
Graham
Puddin Valley Notes On Weather Crops And Visits
Rainy spell lifts dry Young County as cotton maturing slowly. Crop 75 percent short but feed faring well. rains help turnups and cotton bells. Social mentions include visits by Jeff Gallaher, Mayes crew, and Hattie Conder, with band concert at Graham. Grover and Frank Gallaher drill wells in Tank Valley. turnips sown. new barn built by Henry Stephens.
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Bro
Francis
Blair Branch
Jim Lakey
Coke County
Young County
Jeff Gallaher
Edd Rowe
Nerva Grimes
Hattie Conder
Dan Carter
E. H. Rowe
Wesley Conder
Frank Gallaher Jr
Miss May
Robert
Susie Crawford
W. M. Higgins
Mitie
Tank Valley
Sadie Crawford
Henry Stephens
L. F. Gallaher
Jeff
C. C
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R. L Reed & CO
R.l.reed
R.l.reed & CO
Puddin Valley