Election Night Bulletin Board Getsaxed By Newspapers
In Texas a plan by the Texas Election Bureau backed by newspapers ends election night bulletin boards and broadcasting. Newspapers will alone provide returns and will not share data by phone or megaphone. The cost of collecting returns falls on publishers as they refuse to allocate their stock to broadcasters and bulletin boards.
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Texas
Texas Daily Newspapers
Texas Election Bureau
Clarksville Times
Population of Americans in Texas in 1831
In 1831 the American population in Texas numbered about 20 000, reflecting early settler growth amid regional expansion and local demographic shifts.
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Texas
The Preacher's Column Sunday musings and church life notes
The piece reflects on a Sunday with 223 in Sunday school, celebrates music by the young men's and ladies' quartettes, and praises choir participation. It notes upcoming Boy Scouts services, a tour of the Oran Sears home, and a singing at Blanton Chapel where attendees learned it was a Methodist church. The writer commends Rev Ball and local ministers for long-standing service.
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Kinsfolk
Lowell Watson
Hugh Trotter
Russell McGinnis
Guy Hamilton Jr
Mdms
Gillespie
Witt
Jones
Trotter
Baptist Church
Boy Scouts
Oran Sears
Fellowship of the Home
Blanton Chapel
Ball
Country Home Richly Endowed To Train Youth
In Texas at College Station, Dr. Seaman A. Knapp praised the home as nature’s university and anchor of civilization. O B Martin notes the centennial birth anniversary and the Extension Service’s 30 years of farm and home demonstration work shaping rural life and education.
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College Station
Nature
University
Yale
Harvard
Seaman A. Knapp
Extension Service
Knapp
Texas
O. B. Martin
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Martin
United States
Founding righteousness builders praised by preacher
A preacher lauds the men who laid the foundations of righteousness upon which we will build, expressing deep respect and admiration for their contributions.
Artificial blood touted as latest medical breakthrough
In Vienna a chemical solution of all salts in human blood minus albumen, developed by Professor E. Weichard and tested by Professor J. G. Knoflach, treated 62 patients needing transfusions from knife or bullet wounds with excellent healing and lifesaving results.
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Vienna
E. Weichard
J. G. Knoflach
Vienna Surgical Clinic
Jones Recites Office Riddle to Wife at Home
Jones tells his wife a riddle he heard at work. He asks why he is like a mule and she responds with the familiar comeback I know you are, but I don’t know why. The lighthearted exchange ends with no resolution.
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Jones
Mrs. Jones
Surgical Wizard Urges Mind Care With Longevity
Dr. Charles Mayo questioned extending life without mental fitness and urged treating the mind with the same care as the body. He noted education and new interests keep brains active while warning of 2000 preventable daily U.S. deaths from cancer heart disease and kidney issues.
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Chicago
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo
Conductor interrupts towel theft on train
A Pullman conductor confronts a patron for carrying towels in a suitcase. The patron explains they were used on a previous trip, washed, and brought back.
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Pullman
550 Home Loans Being Closed Daily
Washington reports 550 home loans for small urban houses closed daily by the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Last week 3,339 loans totaled $9,540,310, up 11 percent from the prior week, with cumulative totals to Dec 1 of 15,547 loans worth $44,898,375 and tentative approvals at 176,741 loans totaling $500,244,668.
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Washington
John H. Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Stenographer Told to Sign Letters to Dear Jack and Darling Harold
A boss hands back two letters to Miss Smith and suggests she sign them personally to Dear Jack and to Darling Harold, noting it would be better. The exchange hints at workplace etiquette and personalizing correspondence.
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Boss
Stenag
Miss Smith
Jack
Harold
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Pig) Jones
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