Half-Price Drug Sale By Local Pharmacists
The B and W Drug Co joins a nationwide, nine day half-price sale of drugs and patent medicines sponsored by the San Antonio Drug Co. W. Dewe announces the event as an honest bargain sale. About 50 druggists in 200 Texas cities participate, with $50,000 retail value in goods and free packages distributed to customers. Limited quantities per retailer, urging quick purchases.
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B & W Drug Co
Thee San Antonio Drug Co
Sunti
W. Dewe Company
Fidelity
Texas
San Antonio Drug Co
B. & W. Drug Co
Crop Weather Bulletin Warns of Septembr Storms and Good North American Rain
Foster's Bulletin reports no major North American crop change expected before Sept 20. Frosts likely east of the Rockies and in parts of central Canada the week of Sept 6. Preceding week to bring above average rain with late August rain aiding cotton and cropland. Overall North American crop outlook remains good. global forecasts show varied regional changes with storms intensifying in late September.
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Washington
Rockies
Oiddle Canada
North America
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Joseph
Pacific
Cotta Pelt Wit
Mississippi River
Tonia
Pacific Slope
Manis and Sons Ford Ad Clio Sales Push
A brief automotive ad promotes Ford models with a bold statement We feature a wide range of vehicles and financing options from Manis and Sons. The ad snippet mentions a location in a bilingual compact format suggesting a local dealership promotion.
Ohio Tops States in Better Stock Campaign
Ohio leads states participating in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign by the USDA and state farmers to remove inferior sires. In the three months ending July 1, Ohio accounts for 537 enrolled livestock owners, rising to 1,070 total enrollees nationwide. They own 62,025 head of all kinds of farm animals and 185,595 poultry, with Virginia now second in participation.
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Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Pel Rio Canadian Highway convention set for Aspermont
Stody Aug 24 The fourth annual convention of the Pel Rio Canadian Highway association will convene at Aspermont on September 7. The highway is included in national highways in Texas and likely in the 8 per cent system. Fisher county completed this highway through the county from north to south and urges other counties along the route to finish their sections.
Federal charges leveled against Childress shopmen
Two Childress shopmen were arrested Saturday by Department of Justice agents and jailed in Wichita Falls until bail was posted. They are charged with interfering with a U.S. Marshal in July in the Childress yards during a railroad grave task. Alt, Craig and Lake Wilson were seized. Their case is set for trial in September in Amarillo federal court.
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Childress
Department of Justice
Wichita Falls
Meimei
United States
Childress Yards
Alt
Craig
Lake Wilson
Met
Amarillo
Official Ballot Second Primary Highlights Texas Candidates
The document lists candidates for the second party primary across offices in Texas. Includes United States Senator hopefuls Earle B. Mayfield of Bosque and James B. Ferguson of Bell, Lieutenant Governor OW Davidson of Tlararrison, Billie Mayfield Harris of Harris, Treasurer J. V. Terrell of Wise and George B. Garrett of Dallas, Superintendent S M N Marrs of Travis and old BR Bentley of Medina, District Judge James V. Leak of Hall and M M Hallins of Harden County, Public Weigher M L Walker and J J Joey Sneed, plus County Commissioner pre candidates WG McDougald and C A McCaleb.
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Tam
United States
Earle B. Mayfield
Bosque County
James B. Ferguson
Bell County
Davidson
Tlarrison County
Billie Mayfield
Harris County
J. V. Terrell
Wise County
George BE. Garrett
Dallas County
S M. N. Marrs
Travis County
Old BR. Bentley
Tudalgo County
James V. Leak
Hall County
M. M. Hallins
Hardenian County
M. L. Walker
J. J
Joey Sneed
WG. McDouwaltd
A. McCaleb
Sandy Land Cotton Crop Holds Up In Sandy Soils
Secretary Parker of the Unuwik Will school visited Sandy Land on Saturday to file state aid forms and discuss crop conditions in Hiaulk Hill. He said cotton on deep sand is holding up well and rain soon would mature a splendid crop, while cotton on tight land is nearly dead and unlikely to benefit from rain. Parker notes many farmers planted at the wrong time and advises planting when conditions are right. Fi M Leutwyler remarks follow.
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Parker
Unuwik Will School
Hiaulk Hill
Lockett Baptist Church Pageant Receives Klan Letter Donation
At Lockett Baptist tabernacle on Sunday night 16 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan filed in and presented Rev. Edgar Pippin with a $25 donation and a letter praising his sermons and pledging support from the organization. The pastor expressed thanks and the Klan departed quietly, followed by a prayer. The text also advertises screenings of historical films Cardigan and Sisters, with plot summaries and casting details.
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Edgar Pippin
Lockett Paptist Church
Denar
Vernon Klan Nots
Realty of
Texas
Rotary Club Signs to Promote Childress
Cheppress Rotarians erect two large signs at city edges to advertise the club and town. The boards will display facts about Childress along with Rotary meeting times and places.
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Rotary Club
Childress
Vernon Featured in Metropolitan Press Advertising
Vernon receives extensive advertising through feature stories in metropolitan papers. Eric G. Schroeder and Mrs. Bertha A. Ross recently had notable pieces. Schroeder discussed Hillcrest Country Club in a state paper and Ross wrote about a "bridge of straw" across the Red River in the Texas Commercial News. The coverage portrays Vernon development positively.
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Vernon
Eric G. Schroeder
Bertha A. Ross
Schroeder
Hillcrest Country Club
Ross
Texas Commercial News
Red River
Vernon Development
Vernon Theatre Showtime for Cardigan This Weekend
Vernon Theatre invites audiences to see Cardigan today and Saturday. The production, billed as a well known draw, promises engaging entertainment for theatergoers in the city.
Sisters' lavish stage production with Leena Owen cast
After a woman returns home she learns her sister's husband loved her before marriage and a doomed romance unfolds. The older sister uncovers the affair and fate steadies the younger sister into realization. The plot plays out as the rules of love are broken and light at last comes. Leena Owen Gladys Leslie and Matt More lead a large cast including Mildred Arden Joe Kingdom Guise and Robert Schable in this lavish show.
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Johnstown
New York
United States
Cardigan
William Butler
Benedict Arnold
Kathleen Norris
International Film Service Company
Albert Capellani
Leena Owen
Gladys Leslie
Matt More
Mildred Arden
Joe Kingdom Guise
Robert Schable
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Foster’s Bulletin
Ford
Manis and Sons
Morris Top Shop
South Main Street
Chicago
Struke
CHICAGO _ STRIK
Alt Aspermont
Childress Miss
Vernon Shecard
Fi. M
Leutwyler
W.E. Thomas Lumbergy
KE Keen Klan Vesets Lockett Baptist Church
Lockett Baptist Tabernacle
Svnichiay
Knights of the Kua Iklux Khan
Robert W Chambers
Alix
Featuring Vernon Development
Vernon Theatre
Snooky
Luna Owen
Matt Moore
Oklahoma Fair
Wichita Falls, Texas
Muse Wild Animals Fireworks
Wortham
Vass
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