Texas College Boost Highlighted at Kingsville Meet
Kingsville Texas January 10 The Kingsville chamber of commerce held its annual meeting with about 160 attendees from San Antonio Salcedo Houston Alice Taft Raymondville Robstown Falfuruhs Corpus Christi. Porter Whaley of the San Antonio chamber spoke on developing a Texas College of Arts and Industries at Kingsville and urged statewide support. Other speakers included Sidney Ering.
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Singsville
Texas College, of Arts and Industries
Kinggeile
Kingsville
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce
Charles Afunin
Deredo Wane of Commerce
W. I. Ninsulying
South Texas Chamber of Compierce
John Ashton
San Antonio
The
Houston Chronicle
SM. Zolleré¢ Lereda
Treger
Hobstodn Public
R. Sample
Robstawe
Rupp Sind
Thith Wlory
Falfurrian Chamber of Commerce
Mathematical Wizard In Treasury Department Dies
Joseph B. McCoy, 67, a noted mathematical wizard in the Treasury scene, died suddenly while parking his car in downtown Washington. He lived in Wellsville Maryland and is survived by his widow, daughters, and two sons.
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Treasury Department
Waasshingiun
D.C
Weltsville
Maryland
Sir Tanghters
Uyo Sone
County Must Keep Convicts in County Jail Indefinitely
Twenty five prisoners sentenced to the state penitentiary must remain in Yenne county jail after Huntsville prison reports no space. Sheriff Albert Heusser said the system has capacity for 4800 but none available, despite prior requests to move 19 inmates awaiting transfer. Six more prisoners joined the group this week, leaving no alternative but to keep them locally.
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Yenne
Albert Heusser
Lee Simmons
Tepeool System
Huntsville
Hausser
Truth bas of ads says advertising key to industry
Ma gor Kobak vice president of Miran Hill Publishing Co New York told Rotary and Advertising clubs that truth is the basis of ads and that advertising fuels newspapers and magazines by creating consumer desire. He said production transport and advertising are interdependent forces and warned against exaggeration while noting advances in science fueled by published information. Kobak also planned to speak in New Orleans as part of a six city series by the Advertising Federation of America.
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Magor Kobak
M~iran Hill Publishing Company, Incorporated
New York
Wriday
St. Anthonys Bute
Kobak
Enid
Kobaku
Trea
Tema
LFS
Siavnlk
Kobok
Sohak
Pnewliel
Kobay
Saturnay
Jeans
Advertising Federation of America
United States
Former Clerk of Frost National Bank Bond Refused
Tom D. Pulliam former clerk at Frost National Bank failed to meet a 1500 bond after arraignment on charges of misapplication and misappropriation of bank funds. He is about 22, lived at 1017 Main Avenue, pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart. Alleged loss cited as 3500000 during August 1920.
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Frost National Bank
Tom D. Pulliam
Coury
Pulliam
Main Avenue
Paul A. Lockhart
Tpulliam
Iack
Enmytoint
Real Estate Group Keeps State HQ in San Antonio
The Vexan Association of Teal Estate Roards affirmed moving its state offices to San Antonio from Trouston. Officers and directors ratified the location at a Western National building meeting. President Wi. C. Thurman chaired as plans for a state convention in Fort Worth were discussed without a definite date.
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Vexan Association of Teal Estate
Trouston
San Antonia
Western National
Fort Wart
Wi. C. Thurman
County Fund Probe Charged to Jury Urgently
A confusingly worded local notice states a county fund probe was referred to a jury. It mentions names and dates, but the readable facts imply a legal action or grant inquiry seeking a judgment or ruling. Further readable details remain unclear.
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Tenry
Tan
Tudee
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Radin
Deconstraton
Npsre
Dax
Ning Omtel Ten
Eilioth
Are
Elliott
Sth Sr
Olte
Des Moines
Mr. &. & Elliott, Elliott Works, Inc
Bob Btrost
Iowa
Detalla
Guy
Houston
TRUTH
Real Estate Group
Sears, Roebuck
Axminster
Silvertone
Silvertone Highboys
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Smith-Young Tower
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