EX-SERVICE MEN MAY REINSTATE WAR INSURANCE
Ex-service men hear the first face of reinstating wartime life insurance. Reinstatement requires paying two months premiums and proof of insurability, or, if disabled, paying premiums since lapse plus interest. Conversion to permanent government life is available in multiples of 500, with guaranteed rates and dividends potential. Information and rates are available from the U.S. Veterans Bureau, Fort Worth Texas.
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Seite
Sen
Ishi
United States
Jugo Slavia Gains footing after peace and aid phase
Jugo-Slavia emerges from aid phase to manage own relief and child feeding efforts. Exports doubled from 1920 to last year with crop boosts and revival of industries, while government projects expand railways canals and retrenchment. American experts see vast mineral wealth potential amid Little Entente, and foreign investments back a cautious optimism for rapid improvement.
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Europe
America
Yugo-Slavia
Col
W. G. Atwood
H. I. Smith
Jugo-Slavia
France
England
Belgium
Joint Movement to Get Lee Highways in Three Towns
Lee Highway associations organized yesterday in Chattanooga Grandfield and Davidson to cooperate with the Frederick Lee Highway group in pushing a through route to Timan county. Officers and squads traveled between towns, meetings at Grandfield formed a local Lee Highway association, with Chattanooga and Davidson showing strong support for Frederick’s campaign and electing officers for their chapters.
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LEE
Lee Highway Associations
Chattanooga
Grandfield
Davidson
Lee Highway Association
Frederick
Timan County
Frederick Association
Amier
Lee Highway
Chatanooga
Gem Theatre
Lee Highway Association of
Squire Hyamble
O. M. Murray
C. i. Stanley
D.C. Stinson
A. J. Cumins
J.T. Nelms
Seven youths volunteer for service at revival meeting
Rev. Marvin Fuller led the Farmers Valley revival where an overflow crowd attended. Seven young people stepped forward to volunteer for service including one woman for foreign missions and two men for the ministry as the service continued through the week.
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Marvin Fuller
Foreign Mission Service
Young farmer shot defending still in Briscoe County
Troy Cooper, a young Briscoe County farmer, was shot early Sunday near Quiteaue while defending a still and about forty gallons of corn whiskey from a raid by a citizen posse led by the county sheriff. He fired as they approached, was wounded by Frank Wise, subdued with effort, and later jailed in Silverton after medical aid.
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Troy Cooper
Briscoe County
Quiteaue
Cooper
Inc
Frank
Jim Wise
Prank Wise
Quilaane
Silverton
New Course Installed at School of Journalism
The University of Texas journalism department adds Lloyd Gregory of Austin as instructor for a new copy reading course and existing feature and editorial writing. A UT graduate with a 1921 journalism degree, he served two years in World War I and wrote for state papers via correspondence. He also represented UT in the National Intercollegiate Tennis Meet.
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University of Texas
Lloyd Gregory
Austin
Will H. Mayes
Gregory
University
Marine Corps
France
Philadelphia Inqquirer
Texas coach to direct scout camp athletics in Gruene
Terry M. Whitaker, coach of the University of Texas football team, will direct the athletic program for the annual Boy Scout camp at Gruene Texas from August 5 to 22. He is planning novel features and has been teaching physical training in the summer term.
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Terry M. Whitaker
University of Texas
Gruene
Texas
Licenses to Wed Issued by County Clerk
County clerk issued licenses to wed for several couples including N Eschols with Rosa Belle Wardlow, I W Ingle with Mary Mossis, J BE Hunter with Elva Hopkins, and Eli Young with Celess Rogers.
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Co. N. Eschols
Rosa Belle Wardlow
I. W. Ingle
Mary Mossis
J BE. Hunter
Elva Hopkins
Eli Young
Celess Rogers
Licensed Warehouses Extend Cotton Storage in West Texas
More than 1,400,000 bales of cotton were received through federal licensed warehouses by May 31, with 280,540 bales on hand. The USDA says warehousing aids collateral for bank loans and orderly marketing. There are 271 licensed cotton warehouses, up from 289 earlier, and capacity has tripled since May 31, 1921. Also noted are increases in licensed grain, tobacco, and wool warehouses, with 261 grain warehouses and small counts for tobacco and wool. Stamford, July 31. West Texas Chamber of Commerce directors vote 4 to 1 to press federal figures to end the railway strike promptly to protect farmers and business amid a record crop year. The chamber stays neutral between strikers and railroads, aiming to safeguard West Texas profits and supply chains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
H.S. Yahe
Northwest
Stamford
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Tat Neff
Board of Directors
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Home After Three Years Reparations Work
Roland W. Boyden has returned to America after three years abroad serving in Paris as America’s unofficial representative on the Allied Reparations Commission. He is a member of the Boston bar and is noted for his work with the commission.
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Roland W. Boyden
America
Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Mr. Boyden
Boston
Farm Bureau Cotton Shows Tenant Landlord Price Gap
Vernon Texas tenant farmer sold cotton on the open market at 19 cents per pound while landlord D R Crow's crop shipped to the Farm Bureau netted 21.25 cents per pound with final settlement due, leaving about a 3 cent per pound difference in favor of the landlord. The tenant’s bale value was about 15 dollars, aligning with the market gap highlighted by J W L Hall of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association.
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Dallas
Vernon
Texas
D. R. Crow
J. W. L. Hall
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Crow
Edna
Hmall
I Wish to Thank My Friends in My Commissioner Race
A note expressing gratitude to friends for influence and support in a bid for commissioner. The author holds no ill will toward anyone and extends good wishes to all, signing as 3, L.TULE.
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Smert
There is always room at the top for a big strawberry
A playful note on page humor about social status and ceremonial requirements. The line links grand status with milestones such as marriage licenses and auto licenses, implying institutional steps accompany major life events. Sources show light commentary rather than a formal report.
McDonald thanks voters in precinct for August bid
A former candidate expresses gratitude to supporters in Commissioners Precinct No 2 for the July 22 vote and asks for continued support in the August 26 second primary. He says those who opposed him in the first election will receive kind regards if they back him later. Ex Senator Cole, aged 100, recalls the bonus bill initiation.
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Commissioners
Ite
W. G. McDonald
Cole
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