Roads and cars tied to progress across the South
The article cites 1923 National Automobile Chamber of Commerce figures showing California leads with 3.8 persons per car while Alabama has one car per 26.1 people. It argues roads enable vehicles, notes southern prosperity, and urges gradual road expansion. It also reviews civic duty and loyalty debates, contrasting cautious progress with push for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
California
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
New Mexico
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Athens
Oathtaker
Rome
Idea Journal
Belton Journal
Young Men’s Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
THAT OATH OF ATHENS ALL BUNK
A critical editorial harshly questions constant loyalty tests and the modern demand to prove patriotism, recalling a simpler era when trust was unspoken and assumed among neighbors. The piece laments today’s anxious scrutiny of allegiance as a mental crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
M E Conference backs merger and legacy gifts
The M E conference endorses unification of the two Methodist branches in a resolution. Rev H M Smith reports Mrs H L Lachey left $10 000 to Alpine church $5 000 to the Waco orphanage and $61 000 to the conference board of education for ministerial education with interest used for training candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Conference
M. E
Methodist Church
The
Methodist Episcopal
South
Board of Education
H. M. Smith
Alpine
H. L. Lachey
Jesse Hord
West Texas
Lachey
Waco
Conference Board of Education
Cooperative cotton pools rely on sound plan and strong leadership
The Progressive Farmer argues that cooperative cotton pooling succeeds only with efficient management. Members must support the best plan, elect capable officials, and actively oversee operations, prioritizing collective welfare over personal gain to ensure successful marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Cotton Association
Calotabs Marketed as Nausea Free Calomel Tablet
Modern science introduces Calotabs a de nausea calomel tablet promising ease and safety. It claims no taste no griping no nausea and a restorative night’s sleep with morning renewed vigor. Sold only in sealed packages at thirty five cents for large family size and ten cents for small trial size with druggist guarantee.
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Enterprise
Pecos Times
John Hibdon
Eaders
Pecos
Texas
Houston
Rice Hotel
Dobbin
Texas Commercial News
National AK Pdoete
Newspaper Association
Toyah Bell
Floodwell
East Culberson County
C. E. Sturdevant
West
First Street
Burkburnett
Jersey
Higgins Dairy
I. E. Smith
H. & T. C. By Co. Survey
Loving County
Bell
Toyah-Bell Wells
S. Harvard Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
E. F. Fuqua
Chas. A. Young
First National Bank
H. L. Magee
Oil King Grill
Hallowe’en
Ezell Electric Laundry
Black Cat Cafe
Fountain
P. S
Owls
Stan
Bill
Reguarly
Pecos Power & Ice Co
R. P. Hicks
Marshall H. Pier
Reeves County
Peecs
Artestam
Peese
Nea
Pecos County
Arere
Pecos Ty
Love of Peace
Eugene Cartledge
Austin
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