Convention Urges More Business In Our Government
A convention debate calls for wage cuts to curb costs amid high coal prices and calls for open shop unions and taxed corporate reforms. Speakers advise railroads to avoid privileged labor status while a sales tax faces strong opposition. A plan from William H Booth outlines global trade, loans, and international thinking to end the dead center in business.
Ventilators Prevent Hay Heating In Barns
USDA experts recommend lattice ventilators to prevent heat damage in alfalfa or clover hay stored in barns. Ventilators are 12 to inches square and as long as convenient, with 2 by 4 slats and narrow boards, laid horizontally to keep hay cool and avoid crushing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pyer
Ted
May Inherit Fortune From Millionaire Hermit
The death of Calvin Amore Stevens, a New York City recluse and millionaire, triggers a disputed will as his large estate valued around 15 million faces probate. His widow Jessie J. Stevens and daughter Katherine, who eloped with Dartmouth student Richard Pagan, are linked to the fortune amid family tensions and a missing will.
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New York
Calvin Amore Stevens
Stevens
Brooklyn
Katherine
Richard Pagan
Dartmouth University
Blanton to Dallas for Gunners meet. visits Whitewright
J. B Blanton will travel to Dallas Wednesday for a Gunners Association meeting and plan a visit with his parents in Whitewright before returning. Mr and Mrs W M McGough visited Wichita Falls Saturday for Round-Up and friends. Mrs FL A Meirant of Amarillo spent last weekend with Blanton relatives in Davidson Oklahoma.
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Blanton
Dallas Wedenesday
Gunners Association
Whitewright
W. M. MccGough
Wichita Falls
FL A. Meirant
Amario
4. S. Blanton
Tom Lorrance
Wichita Palls
Inspection Certificates Furnished on Request
The United States Department of Agriculture inspectors will, on application, examine shipments of perishables at market centers and issue certificates of their condition on arrival. These certificates serve as prima facie evidence in disputes. A nominal fee is charged. sites should be centrally located near shopping districts with good streetcar access. Frank Edmonson, deputy sheriff of Breckenridge, was in Vernon Monday. he previously served on the city police force.
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James W. Good
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Department of Tabor
United States
Commission
United States Department of Agriculture
Food Produces Inspection Service
Bureau of Markets
Frank Edmonson
Breckenidge
Vernoon
Edmonson
Plainview Visitors Describe Juicy Drive From Ouanah
John Workman of Plainview visited Tis Stators with Mrs. B.O. Brown and Miss Christine Workin yesterday. He was joined by Bert Vaughn of Plainview. They drove from Ouanah in a Ford and noted the area is not as dry as the plains.
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John Workman
Plainview
Tis ‘Stators
B.O. Brown
Christine Workin
Bert Vaughn
Ouanah
Plains
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Ho Watkins
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co
Natural Resources Production
Europe
William H. Booth
Guarantry Trust Co
Germany
Committee On Railroads
Chamber
Jene Paiwist Stevens D de
Maria
Davidson, Okla
Fred Hanna
J.C Sumner
J. L. Showers
Crowell
Herring-Showers Company
A. Allison
Tmillsboro
Kramer
BROWN
Brown’s
Beauty
McKibbin’s Store
North Main Street
E. M. Roger
T. E. Standifer
Standifer Hospital
Waggoner National Bank
T. J. Worrell
Res
E. B. Joney
Ferguson Drug Company
Vernon, Texas
J. R. Allison
Herberthoutman
Farmers State
Vernon
Texas
Dixon Dry Goods Company