Evangelist Hugh L. Hiett to Lead Music in Texas Meeting
Rev I E Gates D C of San Antonio endorses Hugh L Hiett of Arlington Texas as a top gospel singer and choir director. Hiett will lead music with the Marimba Fan and join Rev Gates for evangelistic campaigns in Kerrville Texarkana Austin and San Antonio inviting broad participation and spiritual blessing.
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Hugh L. Hiett
Texas
South
Texarkana
Austin
San Antonio
Brother Hiett
Singh L. Hiett
America
I. E. Gates
D. C
Arlington
Hiett
Kerrville
Baptist Church Reports Record Sunday School Attendance
The Baptist church reported a high season with 369 enrolled in Sunday School and 271 present. Two new members joined as revival meetings begin next Sabbath led by Rev. Dr. C. W. Culp of Port Arthur Texas. The pastor urges men to join Bible study and attendance to reach 300 next Sunday.
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C. W. Culp
Port Arthur
Texas
Methodist Sunday program and attendance notes
The Kerrville district presiding elder Dr J T Curry will preach next Sunday at 7 p m instead of 11 a m. A Sunday School Day program drew a full house and raised over $30 for Sunday School extension. The quarterly conference business session is set for Sunday afternoon.
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Methodist
J. T. Curry
Kerrville
The Shoe Re-Builder shaker shop ad in Kerrville
An old Kerrville advertisement promotes Geo A Shumaker The Shoe Re Builder offering shoe service and mail orders for Justine Stockmen's Boots from Earl Garrett Street highlighting a craftsman shop motto and address.
Taking the Profit Out of War and Mobilization Plans
The essay argues the War Industries Board controlled wartime finance and production, restricting spending and aligning resources to prevent profiteering. It envisions a future system where government price fixing, material allocation, and industrial mobilization would deter war profits and ensure equal burden sharing during national emergencies.
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Capital Issues Committee
Treasury Department
War Industries Board
New York
Philadelphia
Congress
American Legion
General Crowder
France
Puel
Treasury
Army
Navy
Shipping Board
Food Administration
Wilson
Washington
Hoover
Draft Board
General Supervia
Woodrow Wilson
Wer Industries
Newin Married Couples Subscriptions Boost Paper Reading
In a drought year for Central Texas, 1925 income tax receipts for the first quarter rose by 1 191 105 over the same quarter in 1926. James W. Bass, Texas first district collector, calls the rise a sign of healthy conditions and prosperity despite drought losses to farmers and businesses.
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Texas
James W. Bass
Internal Revenue
Bass
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RE. M. Wright
Kerrville, Texas
Fannie Allen
Chiropractor
Schofner
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Studebakers
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Hupmobiles
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