Anders Elected President of Junior Board
The Chamber of Commerce junior board elected W. H Anders as president and J. N. Knowles as vice president for the coming year. E. McKenzie, retiring president, spoke on planning a long term program. The financial report audited by S. Ievery & Davidson showed a net year increase of 1065 with higher member collections and lower telegraph costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. H Anders
N. Knowles
E. McKenzie
Opinmon
Sto Re
Ee S.iey & Davidson
Methodist Paper Blames Klan for Local Floggings
A Methodist editorial accuses the Ku Klux Klan of orchestrating the Stephens county floggings and urges public disavowal by the state. It cites former Governor Walker and accuses the current administration of favoring the Klan, calling for a law making such acts felonies.
End Bladder Troubles Forever
An old advertisement promotes DR. BOND S BLADDER REMEDY claiming relief for weak bladder and frequent urination. It targets elderly users and notes a price of 60 cents or 1 20, touting quick soothing effects and druggist availability.
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DR. Bond
Bond
Cardui praised by long-time user in Tennessee
A woman from Eveland Tennessee testifies Cardui aided her through multiple life stages from adolescence to menopause. She credits the medicine with helping back and side pain, weakness, nervousness, and sleeplessness during marriage and aging.
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Eveland
Tenn
Mies
Asey
Cardui
Local Chamber Finances and Board Changes Reported
The text details fluctuations in expenses with increases and decreases in various accounts and notes coverage in major publications. It records cash on hand as of May 31 1927 totaling 1595.25, plus an annual report for review and officer elections. A program committee is named with McKenzie as chairman and Sherrouse and Treadgold as members. A by law change on junior board terms is discussed, plus a committee to investigate action. A good roads committee is named to reopen Winnsboro road, and junior board meetings will move to 4 pm after senior board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Record
Wall Street Journal
Nation's Business
C. E. McKenzie
W. J. Sherrouse
A. G. Treadgold
B. S. Betts
S. W. Davis
Hugh Lennon
Barney Oakland
Winnsboro
Monroe
J. N. Knowles
Luther Reed
Flogging Case Leads to Arrests in Stephens County
Four men are charged with participating in the flogging of Mrs. Bowers and her son according to Stephens County authorities. The report notes proposed legislation to add a ten year penalty for disguised public appearances and to run sentences consecutively.
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Stephens
Hemlock 1234 and Kansas City Station Call Instructions
The excerpt explains dialing procedures for long distance calls. If the distant number is known a station to station call is requested using Hemlock 1234 and the destination number. If unknown the message uses the name L Q Jones and the address 172 Broad Street Kansas City to place the call.
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Hemlock
Mr. Jones
Kansas City
L. Q. Jones
Broad Street
Woman Claims Malicious Gossip Behind Attack Allegation
In a brief statement the woman attributed the attack to malicious gossip rather than a targeted assault. No suspects or motive were disclosed and police investigation details remain unavailable.
Birth of Twine Seen as Omen by Luzon Tribes
The head-canting tribes of Luzon view the birth of twine as an ill omen, reflecting local belief in signs and supernatural portents.
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Luzon
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Anders
of C. Group
Honolulu
Richard Grace
Hawaii
San Francisco
Grace
International Illustrated News
Methodist
South Georgia
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Georgia
Tennessee
Mark B. Davis
Cleveland
Mississippi
Mary Evelyn Watkins
West Monroe
United States
Veedol
Louisiana Oil Refining Corp. Distributors
Estern and Central Newspapers
United States Rubber Company
United Stat Royal Cord
United States Trade
Rubber Company Mark
Sala
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Personal Services
Ouacuita NaTional Bank
Louisiana
Milton Coverdale
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