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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
3
A ponderous old-time voice questions if honesty can exist with error, noting distrust of oaths and public opinion. The speaker muses on virtue, heaven, and hell with a mix of moral probing and rustic wit, concluding that honesty may trap a fool in risky belief.
The Rev. Matthews of First Church Seattle urges Presbyterians to resist heresy and centralized control. He denounces ministers denying Christ’s deity, argues against church as a meal ticket for faddists, and calls for returning to presbyterial sovereignty and local control.
Mount Holly N J July L A weekly tale reports Sergt Gustav Reisig of the U S Army quartermaster corps receives a 33000 check as first oil royalty payment from Oklahoma land won in a past card game. Reisig 45 has served 29 years and heads home to Springfield Ohio after arranging finance for an oil probe.
Commissioner Geo B Terrell announces no State Farmers Institute meeting this summer because farmers face impoverished finances and railroads will not provide free transport or reduced rates. He notes the interstate rule limits free transport and the certificates plan requires large upfront ticket purchases, making attendance unlikely.
Charges of maintaining unjust and discriminatory livestock trade rates were filed with the Packers and Stockyards administration against exchanges in Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Paul and Portland and against Fort Worth market agents. The suits named commission firms and market agencies, brought by the American National Livestock Association the National Wool Growers Association and 13 state livestock groups. Defendants were notified and given until September 1 to answer.
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