Mountain Lion Killed Near James River Ranch
A mountain lion about 175 pounds and eight feet two inches long was killed near the James River Ranch last Monday after preying on sheep and goats. Six sheep owned by Wallace Brown were slain in one night before D. W. Foster tracked and wounded the animal with two James River Ranch dogs, with J. J. Dent Ed Reeves and Smith assisting to finish it.
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James River Ranch
Wallace Brown
D. W. Foster
Foster
J. J. Dent
Ed. Reeves
Smith
Grand Jury Condemns Night Auto Riding In Waxahachie
The Waxahachie grand jury condemns night automobile riding without proper parental supervision as a cause of immoral conditions in the county. It urges that the practice be checked and asks county parents to teach and protect their children. Citizens are urged to cooperate with officers in crime detection and conviction.
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Waxahachie
Texas
Grand Jury
Ha Ha Fick
Troops to Stay on the Rhine Amid Reparations Crisis
Washington reports American troops will remain on the Rhine at least until the reparations dispute with Germany is resolved. President Harding, Hughes, and Weeks favor a passive approach, avoiding steps that could be seen as opposing Allied policy while keeping forces in place to honor the armistice terms.
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Washington
Rhine
Germany
Harding
Europe
Congress
Cabinet
Allen
United States
America
State
War Departments
Hughes
Weeks
Paris
Crermans
Tribute to Wilson by Cabinet at His Capitol Visit
A Cabinet letter from Woodrow Wilson's former colleagues praises his leadership and character. They recall his courage, modesty, loyalty, and tireless public service, and extend wishes for long life and happiness as he settles into his new home.
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Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Wilson
Harding's Mother and Sunday Visits Resurface in Reminiscence
An old friend recalls Senator Harding's Sundays at his mother's Marion home. He carried flowers for her and sought her advice, but after her death he visited the grave in silence and has not since left flowers. The column notes public sentiment toward Harding may swing with his political appointments.
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Senator Harding
Harding
Marion
Marion Florist
John Pilgrim
Kansas City Star
Congress Returns to Washington on Paths to German Peace
Early reports suggest Congress will reconvene with the European situation clarified enough for the Harding Administration to press forward with its plan for making peace with Germany. The anticipated breakthrough hinges on developments abroad shaping domestic policy.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
Germany
Clothes Speak Louder Than Words Says YWCA Panel
The YWCA and Girl Reserve program presented a living tableaux titled The Difference Clothes Make to 100000 YWCA girls. Experts warned that dress shapes perception, urging teens to dress to reflect character and cautioning that fashion can mislead about a person’s intentions.
Dallas Brewer May Resume Beer Making
Dallas on March 11 reported Samuel T. Morgan manager of the former Dallas Brewing plant said beer over one half of one percent may soon be produced locally. He would wait the AG ruling and if legal and profitable he would restart production and consider shipments to other territories given no breweries north of Dallas between Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Dallas
Samuel T. Morgan
Morgan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Consider Truth Before Reacting to an Accuser
A cautionary note urges restraint before striking at an insult. It argues trusted men do not boast of their honesty, implying prudence and discernment when evaluating an opponent’s claims.
Mr Wilson Finds Relief Amid Public Salary Critique
A note of relief comes as Mr Wilson can rest easier without critics questioning his earnings. The passage comments on rapid modern development and its mismatch with steady performance, likening it to a track that fails to stay properly ballasted.
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Wilson
TresPass Notice on Private Property
Notice posted prohibiting fishing or hunting on property under the control of J. L. Wright Y. P. Oliver and Frank Baker with penalties under law for trespass.
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J. L. Wright
Y. P. Oliver
Frank Baker
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Tailor Shop
Durst & Jarvis
James River
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Junction Tailor Shop
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Heyman Drug Company
Kerrville
Dick Schults
Hereford
John Allison
Menard
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