Former Citizen Reports on Government Printing Office Work
M Church formerly with The News Publishing Company of this city is in his second year at the government printing office in Washington. The report details the vast facility including a $3 5 million building, $2 8 million equipment, $8 7 million yearly salaries, $2 9 million paper in 1924, and a 350 000 publication library. It notes 4 100 employers, a $12 million annual operating cost, an emergency hospital, extensive plants, a 1 000 foot belt conveyor, a cafeteria serving 3 000 meals daily, and massive output such as 11 000 000 Farmers Bulletins a year. The linotype machine Pershing used in France is now at the plant.
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M. Church
News Publishing Company
Washington
Church
Capitol
City Post Office
Harding Hall
General Pershing
France
Tatum Slow Recovery Requires Several Visits and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Tatum, residents of Wortham for three years, left Wednesday. He travels to Houston for several days of hospital treatment after a ten week stay, then plans a Temple visit to see his mother until he recovers. Mrs. Tatum visits her sister in De Quincy, Louisiana.
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Wortham
H. O. Tatum
Tatum
Houston
Temple
Cats Hit Hard As Team Bat Averages Listed
The Coolidge Cats batting card lists players Moody Barham Hill O Prince D Hill C Prince A Frazier Strickland Ison Allen Wilson Michaels Lowry Tyree Schwartz Wayland. Local Masonic Lodge elects new officers with E L Connally as Master and P R Pierce as Senior Warden.
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Coolidge Herald
Coolidge Cats
Moody Barham Hill
O. Prince
D. Hill
Prince
A. Frazier
Strickland
Ison Allen Wilson
Michaels Lowry Tyree Schwartz
Wayland
Masonic Lodge
Groesbeck
E. L. Connally
P. R. Pierce
Freemason Officers to Be Installed Next Wednesday
W R Anglin junior warden Geo E Hughes secretary C L Harrison treasurer M M Oswalt tiler J BP Molen S Deacon J FP Jackson J Deacon T Armstrong Chaplain J M Arendale 5 Stewart G T Russell J Stewart to be installed with I degree conferred and refreshments. All members urged to attend and visiting brethren invited. Eyes and the Movies Newark June 27 Dr Charles W Crankshaw says an evening at well ventilated theater is less fatiguing to the eyes than reading. 5700 Prudential Home Office employees are under him. He cites high defect vision not tied to movies.
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W. R. Anglin
Geo
E. Hughes
C. L. Harrison
M. M. Oswalt
Tiler
J. BP
Molen
S. Deacon
J. FP
Jackson
J. Deacon
Armstrong
J. M. Arendale
Newark
N. J
Charles W Crankshaw
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Adlerika Promises Fast Relief for Gas and Constipation
A Mexia newspaper ad features a banker’s wife praising Adlerika for quick stomach gas relief and constipation help. It claims rapid action in about an hour and mentions Anderson & Horn druggists and Pat F. Mopkins Wheel & Body Works offering auto services on West Milam Street.
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Anderson & Horn
Pat F. Mopkins
Local Notices on Remedies and Mattresses in Mexia
An advertisement lists Blue Star Remedy for eczema and skin conditions with a guarantee from Anderson and Horn, druggists in Mexia. It also promotes Radley’s Mattress Factory offering mattress rebuilding with fixed prices and cordless ringing options.
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Anderson and Horn
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Mexia
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