Church dispute over sermon rights at Hinds schoolhouse
A Mount Zion Baptist church dispute over access to the Hinds schoolhouse is clarified by Rev Gaines B Hall who says no ban on preaching occurred. He notes a friend asked not to seek the pulpit as the schoolhouse had been bought for a church, and negotiations may lead to use by multiple congregations.
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Mount Zion
Mr. Hall
Hinds
Per
East Hinds
West Hinds
Hall
Tom Walker
Hinds Church of Christ
Feverish decline in cattle and hogs in United States
Reports from the U S Department of Agriculture livestock reporters show a drop in births and marketings for hogs and cattle in the first four months of the year compared with year earlier. Calf births January to May fell about 22 per cent, with overall cattle numbers down about six per cent from last year. Swartwood & Co advertise alabastine and Jap-a-lae stock. Dr C B Robinson returns from Kansas City. WANTED clean rags at the Record office.
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United States
Special Livestock Reporters
Bureau of Crow Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Thought 3 Little Children Needed Mother's Care
A distressed mother recalls severe stomach pain threatening her life and three young children. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, she recovered fully, claiming it removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose proves money refunded. Sold by T. M. Ferguson Drug Co. and drug stores everywhere.
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California
Mayr
T. M. Ferguson Drug Co
Democratic Women’s Publicity Director Mary Kinkaid in San Francisco
Miss Mary Yolland Kinkaid, director of publicity for the Democratic National Committee's women’s bureau, is in San Francisco busily engaged in convention affairs. A well known newspaper woman, she previously served with the committee on public information during the war.
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Mary Yolland Kinkaid
Women’s Bureau
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Miss Kinkaid
Foster's Weather Bulletin July Warm Winds Reach Vancouver
Foster's Weather Bulletin warns of warm waves reaching Vancouver and the Lower Great Lakes region around early July with high temperatures across the Tacitic slope and multiple plains. Moisture will be scant, July expected drier than June, with hot winds feared and corn and cotton crops unevenly affected across northern regions and the Midwest. Dallas businessman Wood Piner noted in Vernon on Wednesday.
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Noraral
Jane
Jilly
Joby
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Sigler Well
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Vernon, Texas
Edison Laboratories
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Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Talking-Machine
Canada
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Marie Morrisey
B. & W. Drug CO
Moline
Mitchell Wagons
Ford Parts
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Southwestern Manufacturer's Sales Co
J. H. Freudiger
Mgr. Vernon
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