Rural News Recaps Rain Delays and Community Notices
Heavy rains hindered farm work and postponed crop progress for several weeks. Church revival attendance stays low. final services were rained out. Local clergy announcements include Rev. R G Mood of McKinney preaching earlier. Rev M C Sooter to continue services with Roy G Robinson directing songs. Numerous visits and travel notes from Anna, Denison, Sherman, and nearby towns follow.
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R. G. Mood of
McKinney
Anna Charge
Mood
M. C. Sooter
Roy G. Robinson
Trenton
Murry
Anna
Alana Rhodes
L. A. Wiser
Denison
Oran Morrow
Slaton
Leonard
M. L. Taylor and Son
O'Donnell
Virgil Taylor
Alhambra
Cal
Tom Bean
Homer Cameron
Carrie Sue
Carrie Meeks
Ada
Okla
Rufus Scott
Dallas
Bedford Teague
Fort Worth
Sherman
G. E. Thrift
Lizzie Beardsley
A. T. Scott
Alee
Clara Fae Sooter
Virginia Benson
Cannon
Roy Wilson
Carter
St. Louis
Annie Wilson
Helen Foshee
Little Rock
Ark
Anna Foshee
Z. W. Binion
Bill Smith
Haskel Scott
Pauline Binion
College Station
Bow Corner
Haskel McCarley
Commerce
Boss Garland
S. F. Garland
M. G. Davis
Valda Smith
Clara Scott
S. T. MaSpedden
Lubbock
West Texas
J. D. Garland
Haskel Butte
Tom Thorpe
Margaret
Pottsboro
Mail Trains to Get Big Pay Increase
Railroads carrying mail for the Post Office Depart ment won a raise of about 15 million dollars annually under an Interstate Commerce Commission order. They also receive a lump sum around 45 million dollars for underpayment since July 1925. The commission majority said trunk line railroads get a 15 percent increase effective August 1.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woman Resigns Over Hoover Support in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs Lizzie Jenkinson publicity director of the Nebraska W C T U resigned Saturday rather than back Herbert Hoover over the farm relief issue. Governor Adam McMullen congratulated her as a McNary Haugen bill supporter.
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Lincoln, Nebs
Lizzie Jenkinson
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Adam McMullen
FOUND LAdy purse ad and farm trade offers
Found lady's purse advertised with a 25 cent request to identify owner at the Sun office. For sale or trade offers include cattle or hogs for a good automobile trailer. Other notices list furniture repair by C C High, Irish potatoes at 80 cents per bushel, onions at 25 cents, fresh honey, pasture land at 1.25 dollars per month, and a New Perfection oil stove with Superfex burners by Manning Clark Meador.
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Sun Office
Otto Russell
M. Belew
Manning, Clark & Meador
General Motors Head Disturbed by Raskob Resignation
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. says he is disturbed by John J. Raskob’s role in Smith campaign and GM’s neutrality policy. Sloan’s letter, publicized by Emily Marx, notes Raskob’s shift from GM finance chair to campaign director and GM’s commitment to political neutrality.
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New York
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corporation
John J. Raskob
Smith
Corporation
Emily Marx
State Assembly
Raskob
General Motors Finance Committee
Sloan
Kirby Enters State Senate Race in Harris County
Houston lumberman and capitalist John H. Kirby announced his candidacy for the Texas State Senate from this district. He seeks the seat vacated by J. W. Hall who was elected county and state tax collector for Harris County. Kirby was recently named Texas finance director for the National Democratic Executive Committee.
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Houston
John H._ Kirby
Senate
Kirby
J. W. Hall
Harris County
Texas
National Democratic Executive Committee
Proper Places to Discuss Politics
The Rev J W Franklin pastor of the First Baptist Church in Oak Cliff argues a church should be a house of prayer not a political forum He would speak politics outside church walls if needed and says ministers are citizens with rights but the pulpit should stay out of politics.
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J. W. Franklin
First Baptist Church
Oak Cliff
House of Prayer
Franklin
Republic
Church
Dallas Journal
Parnell Backs Miller in Runoff for Lieutenant Governor
J D Parnell of Wichita Falls and a lieutenant governor candidate eliminated in Saturday's primary said he will support Barry Miller for re election and will run again in 1930 He questioned State Senator Thomas B Love of Dallas for bolting the party ticket while not doubting his honesty.
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Austin
J D. Parnell
Wichita Falls
Barry Miller
Parnell
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Miller
Love
Kansas City Man Buys An Island
Padre Island off the Texas coast was sold to J. M. Parker and associates of Kansas City Missouri by Col. Sam Robertson and associates of San Benito. The buyers plan a 130 mile beach drive along the coast. Padre Island lies along the Gulf of Mexico off Corpus Christi to Point Isabel.
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San Benito
Padre Island
Corpus Christi
Point Isabel
Gulf of Mexico
J. M. Parker and
Four billion birds in America ad stance humor
The Schenectady Gazette quips about a mythical bird that sticks ads on parked cars proposing there will be 3,999,999,999 birds when found, framing a playful取 hyperbolic statistic.
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America
Schenectady
Test Girl for Rabies After She Bites Friend
Pleasant Hill Missouri reports Miss Mary Hutchens age 17 a waitress bitten by her friend while swimming. Hutchens shows illness and will receive antirabies treatment to confirm rabies status. Mrs Yallie Drake also to be treated. Hutchens was bitten by a dog in Carthage on July 4 and avoided serum due to cost.
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Pleasant Hill
Mary Hutchens
Miss Hutchens
Yallie Drake
Mrs. Drake
Carthage
Boy 10 charged with infant's murder in Montreal
Rolland Nousineau, a farm hand for Mr. and Mrs. Sorle, testified he killed a four month old in his care by swinging it by the legs and striking its head on a chair and with a whetstone. The baby cried as motive. The parents were at work in the fields.
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Montreal
St. John’s
Rolland Nousineau
Roch Sorle
Kidnapped Boy Reunites with Family after 20 Years
John Henry Bell, 25, of Seminole Oklahoma, tracked his mother Mrs. Edward Ogle and sister Mrs. Lyle Judd to Dallas after being kidnapped twenty years ago. His family had believed him dead until he walked into his mother’s home yesterday ending the long separation.
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Dallas
John Henry Bell
Seminole
Okla
Edward Ogle
Lyle Judd
Bell
Political candidate announcements for Democratic primary
The Sun lists primary candidates for several offices. For Tax Assessor the contenders are W J Hogan and R W May. For County Clerk the candidates are J L Doggett and T L Tennison. For County Judge the hopefuls are Ed Westbrook and Allie Noble. For Public Weigher the candidates are Sam McMillin and Tom Brice.
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The
Sun
Ed Westbrook
Allie) Noble
Sam McMillin
T. R
Tom) Brice
Memo on memory function prompts student notes
The professor ends a lecture by asking each student to write down every point they remember. He also asks those who recall nothing to record the points they have forgotten.
SENTER'S RIFLE A Dallas Monthly Pocket Magazine
SENTER'S RIFLE is a monthly pocket magazine from Dallas Texas. It is outspoken on public questions and aims to tell the pertinent truth without fear or favor. It supports the Democratic ticket advocates court reforms reduced taxation and lowered government costs. Subscription is $1.00 per year. Address 1412 Republic Bank Building Dallas Texas.
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E. G. Senter
Dallas
Texas
Republic Bank
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