Betty Clayton Learns Love After Train Tease
Betty Clayton overhears two men on a train. She flirts with Paul Brent to provoke him and mocks his anti girl views. Over time Brent reveals love, Betty admits her plan but falls into his arms ending their playful battle with mutual affection.
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Betty Clayton
Bob Gritely
Betty
Bob
Méta's
Joyville
Meta
Paul Brent
Miss Clayton
Mr. Brent
Paul
Sil
Whit
Record of Second Div without Blot in World War I
Whitt Johnson of San Saba, a bugler in the 9th Infantry, fought with the Second Division in France. Major General Harbord notes the division’s five major battles from June to November 1918, its tenacious advance through Belleau Wood, and the Meuse crossing nearing the Armistice, with no blot on the record and the unit kept at full strength.
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Camp Travis
San Antonio
Tex
Paris
James G. Harbord
France
War Department
United States
Archord
Ninth Infantry
Normandy
Soyve Beauvis
Soissons
Chateau-Thierry
Degoutte
Bois-de-Belleau
Belleau Wood
Villers-Cotteret
Meuse
Whitt Johnson
San Saba
Whitt
9Th Infantry
Pardons Granted By The Governor
Austin Texas Dec 19 Pardons granted by W P Hobby governor of Texas will total about 2000 across his administration including remissions and citizenship restorations The governor has 1832 pardons to date and the pardon board is reviewing further recommendations They oppose Christmas pardons and favor clemency as soon as earned Also brief notices of cattle for sale Christmas visitors arriving a newborn in Brownwood and local residents visiting Algerita farm
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Austin
Tex
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Ferguson
Colquitt
Mexico
Hobby
Board of Pardon Advisers
Writz BR. Smith
Cotton’s fall out spurs plan for diversified East Texas farming
In a letter to the Marshall Morning News, D E Lyday of the American Cotton Association urges East Texas farmers to diversify from cotton. He proposes crops like peanuts, melons, sweet potatoes, berries, and a herd of hogs and cattle, plus poultry, dairy, orchards, and fish ponds. He advocates joining Farm Bureau, Cotton Association, and Farmers Union, and imagines a self sufficient farm led by educated, prudent farmers. He stresses lasting farming methods over temporary makeshifts and cites Sleepy Hollow as a guiding book.
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Marshall Morning News
East Texas
D. E. Lyday
American Cotton Association
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
King Cotton
Texas
Farmer's Union
Farm Bureau
Sleepy Hollow
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W. H. Kimbrough the Jeweler
Meaux
Mayen Multien
C. H. Biggs
Jersey
Laura
Amy Sloan
Jack Bentley
Brownwood
Jack
Richland Springs
Bentsley
R. G. Halden
W. L. McNatt
Old Algerita
Perous
SAN Saba National Bank
T. Rich
Earl McNatt
Earl
State University
Harding
University—A. & M
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First State Bank
Cherokee
C. L. Behans
Pres
A. B
Taff