Augeists Open Annual Meeting Here This Thursday
The Texas Pharmaceutical Association plans its forty second annual convention in Oklahoma Cherokees country. The event runs three days with over 900 delegates expected, special train charters from Dallas, and entertainment coordinated by W H Whisenant. Auxiliary sessions, officers, and a full opening program are noted, including welcome addresses and a ceremony at 9 o clock. A separate land suit notice from the Texas Cherokee claimants seeks 1 500 000 acres in eastern Texas and damages against the state, with filings to begin November 14 at the U S Supreme Court.
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State Association
Texas
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Gunter Hovel
MOH
Dallas Pharmacists
Association
W. BR
W. BR. “Whisepant
St. Anthony
Walter D. Adams
Fornoy
Tex
W.4l Wahisenant
The
Pharmaceutical Association
W. G. Burns
San Angovio
W. Arthur Skillen
Dallas
Firet
Rs G. Willam
Brownstille
Scound Fire Peesiiw
Wentland
Manor
West Gousing
Tressurer
Gonter
Peanething- Tee Sea
Swesston
Tocainaen
W. H. Whisevant
Amera Benge
Juvenil
Pastor Firet
Kronkoukss
Resgiobec
C. G Tang
Houston
W. H. Whisenant
WC. Bunny
Soemberkhiy
New Membare
Eclovk
Oklahoma City
Pat Neff
Steer
Supreme Court
United States
Stacr
Cherokee and
Smith
Tusk, Gregg and van Zandt
State of Texas
Republic of Texas
Child Bowles
Republic of
Fexay
Austin
Starr
Sidel ly Fiests Entertainment at Sa n Antonio Drug Co
A fragment describes a Friday event by the San Antonio Drug Company named Sidel ly Fiests with a guest celebration. An elaborate fireworks display and dancing are planned. A luncheon is set at 12715 San Antonio Hotel by Sunset Sundries Co. Field events at San Pedro Work run after. The convention closes Saturday after installing new officers.
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San Antonio
St. Anhony
Sunset Sundries Company
San Pedro
Time on Track Ends 23 Day Lapse in Texas Rail Run
A 23 day uninterrupted schedule record capped a run of No 22 trains between San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth. The service departed at 8 PM reaching Dallas by 8 the next morning. The piece notes clocks and timetables along the line amid era era and uniforms references and advert sections for local services.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Fasadlis Dance Oreh and Fire Response Incident Details
A garbled report describes a Wednesday alarm at a depot near Scecin read and Fragk séceel tied to a false nla. Fire crews from AQ Alarm attended. no injuries noted. Also mentions Capuron club meeting at Gunter hotel and police activity with two soldiers arrested by Captain Stretton and Detective Sam Stroat.
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Yate
Capuron Aluh
Heli Phateday
Gunter Hotel
Fins
Kempmann
Pladrman
I Vision Arena
Burglars and assaults reported in local notices
A string of crime brief items: a robbery and assault reported on South Santa Rosa Avenue near Highland, a wrist slashing incident at 12280 with the attacker fleeing, a theft of clothing and other items from a downtown auto area, and a burglarized store on South Flores Street with a $30 cash drawer taken. A joint meeting of local fraternal groups is announced for June 16, plus a charity contest at the Highland venue with prizes.
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Delug
Sante Hosa Avenue
British plan for Arab rule in Mesopotamia announced
The British government intends to replace the adjut administration in Mesopotamia with no Arab assembly and an Arab ruler elected by the people during the coming summer. Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies, announced the plan in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
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London
Mesopotamia
Suimuiet
Winston Ghainehi
Cotton Consumption May Dip From 1920 Levels in May Data
Washington reports May cotton consumption shows a decline from 1920 figures with totals of 430,884 bales lint and 47,305 bales linters, against 541,977 lint and 42,072 linters the prior year. May storage and compresses show 2,086,858 lint bales and 398,72 wraters held in public warehouses, with total cotton in all warehouses at 2,020,008 bales. Exports for May reached 473,049 bales, and the report notes non tenderable cotton due to grading and storage rules. A note from Hoover administration explains public storage holdings and distribution across warehouses.
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Washington
Mary’ Bates
Washington, D. C
Cena Bureau
Hoover
Arzi
Indian remedies praised by Lydia E. Pinkham for female relief
A historic note describes a physician claiming women might find relief from backache dullness and nervous exhaustion through roots and herbs. It credits Native knowledge and Lydia E. Pinkham for medical value, noting thousands saved from operations by women using her remedy.
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Lydia B
Linthmn
Lydia
B. Piikham
Beve Takai
Hines
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Augeists
Liamar
de Robert BL. Vinson
Cificers
Nockum Masons
Elst
Yoakum
Foaknim Lodge
A. Mo
Chris Tolman
FL Pietert
Kings WU
Criswell
W. T. Brovedinns
Treasther J. WW. Conk
Ingrams
Burges
Mindetone Avenue
Travis
Jay
Foker
Foliveman
Pfefferting
Dirval Street
Central Headquarters
A-Bar Plumbing Co
Kirkwood & Wlartna
Crockett
Nayeas
Raymond J Bruno
Paso Street
Foy
Quijen
San Pedro Avenue
Steeles, Cer
Btalen
Steele
Terrell Road
Wass
East Houston
St.Mary's
Witht
Adery
Teather
Bee Fitness
Golden
West
Houston Street
Highland
Wlewilde
Pearl Parker
J. O
Ihevar
Bexar
Thuys
Bali
Ain
West Commerce
Millia Aljey
Aupost
Amegra
Cas’ Fit
Ynur
Bex-Hotker Howe
Avenue O
Ade
Churchill
Dustry
Rex-Hocker Hive
Haina Hel
Cray
Trevly
Alvateau
Gai Wat
Willian Beasell
Carpibgrahal
Richard Pemberton
Cantalae
Owith
Zephyr
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