Texans Tackle Roads and Oil Growth Across State
A Dallas February 3 road conference is planned. Jackson County expects test wells by two new oil firms. Milam County approves a 25000 bond for road district 26. Governor Hobby appoints J P Anderson as Fourth District district attorney. Washington County cattle to begin tick dipping in March. Oyster beds from Bernard River harmed by floods and oil. beds best between Freeport and Galveston. Denton County farmers plant spring oats. wheat acreage cut by rains. Grayson County to distribute 100 Jersey calves to youths in Sherman in April. Eight Lagustrum trees honor Hindu veterans in Hondo. Big Lake Wool and Mohair Association formed. warehouse planned. State fire credit awarded to towns including Post City Tulsa Henrietta Whitesboro Jacksboro Coolidge Graham Mercedes Itasca Hearne. Rule 37 drilling distance to be strictly enforced statewide. influenza outbreak prompts nurse recruitment with $125 monthly pay. Texas to answer Oklahoma boundary suit by March 1. testimony commission pending. Nacogdoches building boom continues. Bell County tax ruling on railroad stock and bonds upheld.
Great Believer in Black Draught at Okla household
Mrs. W. B. Dawson of Nowato Oklahoma extols Thedford's Black Draught as a universal remedy for headache constipation indigestion and stomach trouble. She credits it with cleansing the liver and easing post treatment constipation she says it saves dollars and leaves one feeling new. The ad notes Black Draught has been in use for over 70 years as a standard home remedy and urges keeping it in the house.
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Nowato
Okla
W. B. Dawson
Thedford
Less Meat If Back and Kidneys Hurt
An authority warns meat ever leads to kidney trouble as uric acid overworks kidneys causing back pain and a range of issues. A remedy of four ounces of salts in water before breakfast is claimed to flush kidneys and restore function, with benefits for bladder and urinary irritation. A Philippine firm buys a 5000 ton tanker designed for vegetable oil trade between Manila and Europe.
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England
Manila
Barcelona
Marseilles
Channel
Calotabs Advertisement Promises Quick Cold Cure
Physicians and druggists warn against influenza and urge purification of the system. Take one Calotab at bedtime with water to shorten a cold and avoid side effects. Next morning the cold vanishes and you feel renewed. Calotabs sold in original sealed packs for thirty five cents.
Pink Boll Worm Threat Discussed in Texas Conference
Washington reports a looming disaster for the cotton crop unless the pink boll worm spreading in Southeast Texas is stamped out. A congressional Texas delegation led by Representative Garner urged a shift from regulation to eradication and proposed a non production policy with compensation to affected growers.
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Washington
Texas
Congress
Horticultural Board of the
Agricultural Department
Garner
Young
Rayburn
Briggs
Connally
Buchanan
Eagle Pass
Kinney County
del Rio
Big Bend
Casualty totals rise to 293070 in world war record
Washington reports the revised casualty list for the American expeditionary forces shows 34 844 killed in action 13 960 died of wounds 23 738 died of disease 5 102 died from other causes 215 423 wounded in action and 3 missing in action. Final tally 293 070 with only three missing in action. In Lexington Kentucky martial law is in effect amid rioting after a lynching attempt leaves five dead and fourteen wounded.
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Washington
Harris
Neles Penderson
Howard
Paul Schmidt
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lexington
William Lockett
Geneva Hardman
President Wilson Accepts Lane Resignation as Interior Secretary
President Wilson Saturday accepted the resignation of Franklin K Lane after nearly seven years as secretary of the interior. Lane said after 21 years in public life he must now think of other duties, and Wilson replied he hopes Lane’s career will be as full of honorable success as his past.
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Washington
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Lane
New Jersey Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
The New Jersey assembly ratified the woman suffrage amendment on Monday by 34 to 24, completing ratification by New Jersey as the twenty ninth state to approve the measure.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Assembly
New Jersey
Death of Frederick Holbrook in Paris noted
Paris reports the death of Frederick Holbrook vice president of the American International Corporation and Hog Island Shipyard builder. Holbrook’s passing is reported as received in New York.
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New York
Paris
Frederick Holbrook
American International Corporation
Hog Island
The Way of a Man
Sylvia argues courts hinge on deeds not words while Flossy adds deeds must be freehold property.
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Sylvia
Flossy
Diamond Dyes Promises Rich Colors for Children’s Coats
An advertisement for Diamond Dyes claims the product can dye wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed fabrics including dresses and coats to a fade resistant, rich color. It promotes a direction book and a color card to match materials and notes a golden key to open many prison doors as a closing line.
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Hunt
Texas News
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Attorney General's Department
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Hobby
J. P. Anderson
Center
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Washington County
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Freeport
Galveston
Denton County
Jersey
Grayson County
Grayson County Club
Grayson County Live Stock Association
Sherman
Hondo
France
Hal Jones
John Mofield
Freddie Lynch
Jack Wood
Rolf Frerichs
Ben Miller
Osborne Chancery
Amos Hothe
Reagan
Big Lake
San Angelo
Orient Railroad
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State Fire Insurance Commission
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Tulsa
Henrietta
Whitesboro
Jacksboro
Coolidge
Graham
Mercedes
Itasca
Hearne
George C. Butte
Oil and Gas Division
C. W. Goddard
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
State Health Department
Cureton
Nacogdoches
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Bell County
Walker D. Hines
Charles H. Jenkins
Oklahoma
Alfred
War Department
Cabinet
Fredrick Holbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cedar Rapids
Lydia
Pinkham
Sandusky
Ohio
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Vicusans
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Grandville Ave
Grand Rapids, Mich
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