Radio Program Wrap for Port Worth Star-Telegram
A fragmented radio wrap lists upcoming Fort Worth programs and concerts. It mentions church services at Port Worth area churches, including Methodist and Swedish Methodist events, with dates around January and February. The notice references concerts by local ensembles and prominent pianists, plus an interdenominational Sunday school review and a Star-Telegram silent night observance.
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Treaday
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Meath
Tarrant County Media Association
Teo P. Ur
Fort Worth
Wreinendas
Tad
Bop
Voegl
Judy Elu
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Masia
Pharelay
Poe
New York
Rotaryers
Guy Pimer
G Firde Wanlock
Roturlay
Jexson
W. Bh
A Tale of Two Brits animated film on farmer with bad bull
The U S Department of Agriculture releases a new animation A Tale of Two Brits explaining a farmer with a scrub bull facing financial loss. A neighbor with a purebred bull redirects him to better sire practices under the Better Sires program led by the Bureau of Animal Industry. Protagonists Mr and Mrs T E Pierce return home after holidays, with Mrs Pierce visiting hometrads at Jacksonville Texas.
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United States Department of Agriculture
T.E. Pierce
Boweland Teachersee
Tiere
Jacksonville
Tex
White oMre Meree
Wichita Frills
Optimism For 1923 Marks County Progress And Plans
A retrospective review highlights 1922 gains in Vernon and Wilbarger County including road and highway progress, waterworks expansion, and ongoing improvements in agriculture, education, and library support. Public groups like the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and Vidas club strengthen welfare efforts as the county anticipates continued growth and development in the new year.
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Feriniine Stud
Vernon
Vity
Vidas’ Club
Wilbarger
Vermon County Farm Progress and Community Notes
Jotted lines reflect farm improvements and livestock prosperity over the past year. Mentions dairy cattle, better homes, fences, and barns. Notes diversification boosting county independence and farmers meeting expenses and bills through the year.
Radio phonography aids farmers with weather warnings
The radiotelephony spread spoken weather forecasts widely, letting farmers receive daily Weather Bureau warnings via radio. By July 4 only about 82 stations in 12 states carried broadcasts, with private and government partners expanding reach, despite limited licensed stations in cities.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agricultire
Receiving apparatus installed for timely forecasts and warnings
Over the past year a receiving apparatus has been installed enabling prompt and effective forecasts and warnings. The system improves alert times for weather events and enhances public safety communications.
British Chancellor Baldwin sails to discuss war debt
The photograph shows Stanley Baldwin, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, sailing with members of the British Debt Commission to America. They aim to land the debt and reduce the interest charge of 12 percent demanded by Congress.
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Stanley Baldwin
America
Congres
30 Per Cent Dividend Is Paid By Waggoner Bank
Stockholders of the Waggoner National bank have received a 30 per cent dividend declared recently. The bank’s capital stock is $200,000 and the payout reflects the institution’s prosperous condition. Officers and directors will be chosen at the annual election. current directors include I. G. Hawkins, W. D. Anderson, T. P. Shire, L. B. Piper, F. A. Dixon, S. Tilesett, J. Townsend, and others.
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Waggoner National Bank
Pius
Waggover National Bank
I. G. Hawkins
W. D. Anderson
TP. Ehshire
L. BK. Piper
F. A Dixon
Rawleigh Man Letters Late Delivery Due to Illness
W Am Briste, the Rawleigh man, explains his sister’s serious illness kept him from calling customers for weeks. He will return to supply Rawleigh goods and asks customers to hold orders until his next visit and to settle accounts if possible.
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Rawleigh
W. AM
Briste
Evans Mason Returns to School After Holidays
Evans Mason, who has spent the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Mason, has returned to State where he is attending school this term.
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Evans Mason
Harry Mason
State
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