Value of the farmer to the country shows wealth and power
The piece argues the American farmer, earning in days what nations spend on war, is the nation’s engine of wealth. It praises the new, businesslike farmer who uses mind and machinery, links farming to industry, notes regional strengths, and credits farm machinery makers and inventors with national growth.
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Hearne Exchange & Realty CO
The Automobile And Its Advantages Explored
The motor truck is described as a work machine being ponderous and slow yet its design offers advantages in functionality. The text emphasizes the automobile's speed and mobility over older drayage methods and highlights practical benefits in placement and use.
Commercial motor vehicles transform urban life and work
The article argues that motor trucks and other power vehicles will redefine city operations from emergency services to delivery and utilities. It highlights the shift from horses to motorized haulage in building projects, rail and street logistics, and municipal services, noting vast efficiency gains and the varied uses across industries and public works. It cites examples of girders moved at night, express company fleets, department store deliveries, lumber yard loading, and power line pole installations aided by trucks and winches, illustrating a broader transition to motorized transportation.
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Duestime
Horsée
Becaus
Municipal
New York
River Front
Battery
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
National Express
One Electric Light and Power Company
Mrs A M Allen Died At Dallas Monday
Mrs A M Allen died in The Baptist Sanitarium at Dallas on Monday morning after a lingering illness of several weeks duration and was buried here on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock An extended article in relation to the deceased will appear in our next week's issue
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A. M. Allen
Baptist Sanitarium
Dallas
Baptist Fifth Sunday Meeting at Beck Prairie Church
The Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Central Texas Baptist Association will be held at Beck Prairie Baptist church starting Friday night, June 27. Conveyances will meet all trains at Bremond Friday afternoon for attendees. An earlier program was prepared but omitted due to time and space. Mr George Whatley of Cal spent last week in our city.
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Central Texas Baptist Association
Beck Prairie
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