From Cherokee social notes and local visits
Mrs. John Owena spent last week in San Saba with her niece Miss Addie Jones and sisters while her father was at his father’s bedside. Prof. Ed Chamberlain of Fredonia visited here with friends. Several residents returned from San Saba and Marlin with health updates and business trips. Rev. McDonald preached, announced conference dates, and local schools announced new business courses and openings for September 4.
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Addie Jones
Sher
Ed. Chamberlain
Fredonia
Rem Thompson
Graves Burke
Anatin
Ray
Polk Burke
Blp
Marlin
Misa Hendricks
Rchtand Springs
Clyde Estep
Tom Bicktey
Jane
Mra
Crump
Oklahoma
L. McDonald
Valley Spring
Jamerson
Thay MM
Ehurel
Misees
Ellen
Mary Webster
Pontotac
D. A. Gay and Family
Misa Esther Lehinbere
Castell
Sie
Eraret Johnson
Olyata Hos
Ney Fiataather
Ane
Jotmean
Baten
Sani
CL AL Lelmbere
Monnie Frown
Llano
Fort Worth
Ales Fumie Lov Johnsen
San Sabi
Urdey
Miss Aumie ManuelRavkendeb
Peseany
Mies Tillin Snuth
Selina
Saliea Wiliamanar
Seguin
Ito
Sint Beebe Syattern
C. TL. McDonald
Dakin
Renart
Mr. Barker
Ard
Merivert
Peeyaciv
Marie Barker
Tia May Gay
Iti Fery Association
Satu Noon
Lepart
Melumald
C. J. CG
San Antonio
McDonald
W. Barker
Vanila McDonald
San Geha
Peor Peaverly
Who Will Get the Extra 73.62 a Bale in Cotton Markets
The letter critiques Southern cotton marketing practices, arguing buyers inflate premiums by misclassifying cotton. It questions who will capture the extra per bale, citing mid to strict middling grades and the opaque system that benefits factors and buyers over growers.
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Fragmented OCR yields unclear financial note
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Quote about fooling people and time
A fragment discusses deception and public opinion. It recalls the idea that you can fool some people sometimes, but not all the people all the time, attributing the notion to a famous line. The text emphasizes skepticism toward persistent deceit.
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Fergusonists Rally Defiant At Houston Convention
Editorial notes Governor James E Ferguson dominates the Houston convention despite primary opposition. The platform mirrors his aims with strong planks, while critics call it a crafted defense of his political line. The piece argues the decisive factor is open defiance of the government’s core principle.
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Civer
Board of Strate
James E. Ferguson
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Dowadane Cutuidate
Tony Lovedo
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Simple mixture brings swift relief for stomach upset
A local note from Llano highlights a quick action remedy said to ease chronic stomach trouble. Medical experts including A. H. Brauhl and Drue eadicits recommend Allerika as an instant, easy solution claimed to relieve discomfort shortly after use.
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Llano
Allerika
A. H. Brauhl
Dry Farming Congress at Uvalde Promises Lecture Plan
Journal notes Texas Dry Farming Congress in Uvalde August 28 29 50 and AI to feature extended farming sessions. Addressed topics include agronomy beef dairy poultry silos and crop management with university faculty involvement and demonstrations for practical farming improvements.
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Uvalde
The
Texas A
M. Colles
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