Bailey opposed farm legislation in Texas campaign speech
Hon J W Chancellor at Bowie denounces Bailey for opposing federal savings banks parcel post child labor law farm debt relief and food safety measures while promising tax cuts. He warns Bailey would repeal protections and align with pro Bolshevik forces if governor.
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J. W. Chancellor
Bowie
Mr. Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Federal Reserve Ange
Farm Deen Bank
Vedyatt
Imations Uni
Woolroyw
Red Cross
Political rally preview quoted on Bailey governorship
A fragment outlines support for Bailey as governor and frames his potential election as a national Republican triumph repudiating Texas, with emphasis on a victorious, unsullied result. The voice urges meeting at a location to ensure a clear, unchallenged win.
Plymouth Items Include Visits and Meetings
John Smith of Willow Oklahoma visits Claude Whittens while a social at Mr and Mrs Lee Thompsons shared news. W H Montgomery family planned a Colorado outing. Christian meeting set for August 7 with all invited. Baptist meeting postponed to the fourth Sunday with attendance urged. School board secretary warns patrons about tax vote. Rev Clements and A V Vernon visited Witharger, farm talk noted. crops described as fair with feed improving.
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John Smith
Willow
Oklahoma
Lis
Claude Whittens
Lee Thompson
W. H. Montgomery
Colorado
Lewis
Hedley
Ma. Lewis
Bis
W. O. McCutchen
Flymouth
TC. Clements
A. A. Vernon
Witharger
Cianent
Pleasant Hill Notes Reflect Bumper Crop Outlook and Local Happenings
The Pleasant Hill column notes recent rains boosting crops especially feed and predicts another bumper harvest. Construction on a two room schoolhouse advances with new equipment ordered for next year. Local residents including Mrs Ella Butler of New Mexico and Misses Ruby and Fay Walker are visiting relatives or traveling. Several neighbors report travels to Mangum Wellington and other nearby towns, with community social and religious activities mentioned.
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Ella Butler
New Mexico
Ruby
Fay Walker
Mangum
Asa Horn
Mintery
Plains
J. Ventin
Do L. Walker
Winson
Hotliz
Troy
Jones
Wellington
My. Timmons
Arkansas
Andy
Salt Fork Notes and Local Fragments
Local fragments mention Salt Fork events and upcoming items. Names include Miss Ova Ming and Mr. and Mrs Whuseh. The text references a home visit Saturday tours and a four year old daughter, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Ova Ming
Whuseh
Pheye
Randry
Price Drop Expected This Fall In Kansas City Markets
Wholesale dealers forecast a fall in prices this autumn due to prior market trends bumper crops and tight money. Sugar is quoted around 22 to 22 1/2 cents per pound with further declines seen as eastern markets adjust. Industry leaders cite higher freight costs and improved efficiency as factors steering food prices toward prewar levels.
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Kansas City
Me H. Corbett
Kany Terminal
The Best Pavsie the Jom Sts Fre Ane
The readable fragments describe a local event with unclear names and dates. Missing details hinder precise identification.
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