Bend Top Workings By Gimlet
Ag yet there is no farming point on in this section since the rainy spell last week. The school took a little vacation and Prof. Raymond Miller has been doing some real farm work pruning trees and looking down the back of old Beck. Corn planting is near and yet no land broke. The small grain looks good. The grrass and weeds are making their appearance. So spring will soon be here. Bill Barefoot bought the Bob Lewis place. This is a part of the Fielden Dawson estate. He bought from the Federal Land Bank of Houston and has moved onto the place, selling his place to his son, who recently married Miss Lusty of near San Saba, D. F. Moore sold to a west Texan outfit 40,000 pecan grafts at 40c a hundred. He has a bunch of hands cutting them now. E. D. Keeney has quit the mercantile and post office business and took to the farm. Joah Harrell has also decided he I will farm in connection with the Commissioner’s office, and of course Ivesevibe had to fall into the ranks. The Bend Telephone Company directors have rented the Exchange to Fred Turner for six months. Mr. Daner pays the company a rental. Weill, Billie, we see from the state press that Ma Ferguson led Bulling feat III,IV votes, so you see there is still a majority of democrats in Texas and these voters haven't any yellow strips down their backs either. Some may snub, but Texas will blossom ay a rage with Ma and Bill Dean under the big dome of the capitol. T's near work time, school evening. News Ads Get Results-Try Them
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Raymond Miller
Old Beck
Bill Barefoot
Bob Lewis
Fielden Dawson
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Ivesevibe
Bend Telephone Company
Exchange
Fred Turner
Hix
Daner
Weill
Billie
Ma Ferguson
Bullingfeat III
ITV
Texas
Bill Dean
Capitol
Sunday Services and Fellowship at Sam D. Taylor Church
Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m BAOT 5S 00 p m preaching 7 00 p m Teachers Meeting Tuesday 7 15 p m Prayer Service Wednesday 7 15 p m Choir practice Thursday 7 15 p m You will find spiritual and social fellowship in all these services Our Sunday school provides for every age our preaching service is planned to meet your soul needs our song services will inspire you and the prayer meeting in a means of consecration and devotion We welcome you to our church Sam D Taylor pastor
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Sam D. Taylor
FURS FURS In the Market for All Kinds of Furs
San Saba Texas fur dealer advertises buying and selling furs with top market prices. Licenses and tags for sale available and services offered for fur care and related needs. Call for fur related services in San Saba.
The Tax Menace A Growing Crisis
Francis H. Sisson warns in a 1930s column that rising taxes threaten national prosperity. He cites government costs, rising debt, and the need for drastic spending restraint, arguing broadening the tax base and cautious fiscal reform to avert economic collapse. He discusses New York City spending and potential temporary sales tax.
Bank Deposit Guarantee Deemed Unworkable by ABA
The American Bankers Association convention in Los Angeles declared the guaranteed deposit plan unsound and unworkable. It notes eight states trialed it, failing each time and increasing bank failures, while taxing sound banks to cover losses weakens the banking system and rewards reckless managers.
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Los Angeles
American Bankers Association
G. Posits
United Ysuch
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Sloan Sixters
Sloan Sisters
Porter Pearcy
W. H. Taylor
J. H. Burke
Rhode Island
Flom. McLaughlin
Mahala Taylor
Edd Bostick
San Saba
B.S. Laird
Wal Martin
Meness CO
Dept. Ss. Freeport
Hillinois
Pereheon Stud
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My Place
Harkey
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Tulsa Chickery & Poultry Farm
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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Jones
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Nat's Bank
Brownwood, Texas
Legals
District Court OF the United States
Western District
Fexas
Austin
Arthur Andres
O. W. Sandstrom
J. E. Hagan Insurance and Loans
San Saba, Texas
Dr. C .M. Oliver
Clark Building
Richland Springs
City Drug Store
Gimlet
First Baptist Church
R. B. Bagley
F. H. Sisson
Francis H. Sisson
United States
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