Women urged to blend business skill with patient virtue
Emma Palmer, secretary of the Grayburg Oil Company, told the Business and Professional Women’s Club that women should meet business on equal ground, not chase masculine stereotypes. Ellen Schulz and Emma Guizeit urged the city to seek a Texas state museum, using the Atwater collection as a nucleus. The Thanksgiving themed dinner included tableaux and a colonial scene with the family and children.
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Emma Palmer
Grayburg O1 Company
Chile
Menger Hotel
Eiher
Palmer
Net
Atau
Cama
Aliss Ellen D. Schulz
Main Avenuc High School
San Antonis
Texas
Iss Schulz
Emma Guizeit
Main Avenue High School
Dallas
Atwater
San Antonio
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mre Palmer
Jean Moore
Myrtle Lockhart
Court orders taxes on Red River land paid to Texas
Supreme Court directs receiver of oil properties in the Red River boundary dispute to pay Texas the gross production tax on the properties with qualifications. The state's petition for a pipeline tax is denied. Justice Van Peltner announced the ruling, details to follow when opinion is written.
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Red River
Texas
Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
van Pranter
Income Publication Will Be Tested
Washington for the first time the right of newspapers to publish income tax returns under the 1924 revenues act will be tested in court. Attorney General Stone orders grand jury proceedings in six or seven cases to determine the law’s validity and possible speedy clarification by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Stone
Department
Althugh
Congress
Supreme Court
William Juneau
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
Thanksgiving tableaux opens Medina Lake project discussion
The program featured "Each in His Own Tongue" and a Thanksgiving scene of Pilgrims arrival. Miss Sadie Hinkle, club president, proposed building a house on the recently donated Medina Lake site. No immediate plans, but aim to construct a home at the lake soon.
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Anil
Americ
Sadie Hinkle
Abr
Medina Lake
Schools Fight Plan for Credits at Convention
Dr. Jeremiah Rhodes told the San Antonio board of education that a revised college credit system, to be discussed at the Association of Southern Colleges convention in Memphis on December 18, would burden the district if adopted. He said eight junior school credits would be required, though current policy certifies 24 high school credits. The board also approved directing Thanksgiving offerings to crippled children’s care, with confirmation that Protestant and Catholic Orphans’ Homes consent.
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Association of Southern Colleges
Memphis
Jeremiah Rhodes
Board of Education
Rem
Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Rhodes
Awfund
Crippled Children Association
Hospital Iiive
Farm Boy to Present Coolidge Prize Bull
Nov. 1 Chicago George Tellier a 10 year old farm boy from Farmington Mississippi will present to President Coolidge at the International Stock Show a steer he raised. The steer was purchased by Toni W. Hill chairman of the Northern Railway for 8500 and then given back to George to present to the President.
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Chicago
George
Board Approves Christmas Seals Sale in Comfort Cafeterias
The board allows Camp Lafaystre to sell Christmas seals in Comfort school cafeterias to raise funds for charity with no advertising and only one drive per year at Thanksgiving. A petition from retail merchants urged cafeterias to stop selling candies due to economic pressures. Bonds of 1907 amounting to 100000 in the sinking fund were cancelled and a plan to reissue 1000000 was noted.
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Athe
Camp Lafaystre
Comfort
Paul H. Scholz
William Schriewer Dies in Guadalupe County
Seguin Texas November 19 William Schriewer 76 pioneer Guadalupe County resident died in Guadalupe in Guadalupe city early Monday He was born in Westphalia Germany and emigrated to Texas in 1870 He lived in Guadalupe county except two years and chaired farming interests and served as director of Sewnin State Bank and Trust Company Funeral services were held at the family home Tuesday with burial in Long Oak cemetery Rev H Barnoiske officiated He is survived by his widow five children two brothers Fritz and Brenry Lehrichner and many relatives
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Seguin
Tex
William Schriewer
Guadalupe ‘County
Wesspl
Germany
En Braunfels
Guadalupe County
Tie
Tne
Sewnin, State Bank and’ Trust Company
Lonc Ock
School Board Approves Oil Burners and Supplies
Routine minutes note authorization to purchase ten inch oil burner equipment for the junior school fire station and Wain Avenue School. Orders also set for miscellaneous school supplies and equipment including a fuel contract and supplementary items.
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Ee Stuance Committee
Thomas ‘Nelson Pagay
Wain Avenue
Howard Payne College Faculty Presents Evening Concert
Faculty from Howard Payne College in Brownwood presented a twilight concert Monday evening in the auditorium. The program featured selections by the college orchestra and vocalists with contributions from student soloists and faculty members, including performances by Miss Childs and others.
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Brownwood
Tex
WinewArts
Howard Payne
Ceili
Dungan
Miss Childs
Ean
McDowe
Volea
Polk
In Requie
Lloyd Dunia
Atascosa Ginnings Hit 15 548 Bale Milestone
The Atascosa ginnings tally reaches 15 548 bales marking a year’s output milestone. Koov and TD Delier provide figures with bale counts and year context as part of the note.
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Koov
Delier Lo
House Appropriations Bills Advance in Subcommittees
Washington November 12 four annual appropriation bills move through House appropriations subcommittees to be ready for House action in December The Treasury Navy Agriculture and Interior measures are under review with Army funding also due to be considered A naval construction bill may follow if passed while talk continues on leadership for the forthcoming session
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Treasury
West Office
Neweog
Navy
Inter- Agriculture
Army
Peete
French
Idaho
Providi
Deey
Trepre- Peayet Ee
Oliv
Ate
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs
Advert follows old style claims for Creomulsion a creosote based cough medicine. It touts twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and destroying germs, with stomach absorption and supposed relief from chronic coughs colds bronchitis and throat lung diseases. Money back guarantee and druggist approval are emphasized with Atlanta Ga origin.
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Draggix Reonulsion Co
Atlanta
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Paul Whitman
Manhattan
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Whiteman
Falcous
Red Seat Dry Batteries Co
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Rattroop Company
Guadalupe
Buick
Fisher
Brewster
Pioneer Builders
Buick Motor Company
Flint
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General Motors Corporation
Buick Motor Co
San Antonio Buick Co
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