Down Memory Lane 35 Years Ago in The Sun
Notes from The Sun dated January 31 1919 record homecomings from the Army for George B Pierce and George German along with Cyrus Wellington at Camp Travis and Steele Cantrell returning for the Texas Louisiana Power Co opening. They also list an 11th grade honor roll and the death of Patsy Ann Fogle.
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George B. Pierce
John Pierce
W. H. King
Cyrus Wellington
France
Camp Travis
George German
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Dee German
W. L. Ford
T. H. Sears
Steele Cantrell
Regular
Texas, Louisiana Power Co
Mary Lee Andrews
Virginia Benson
Euna Lee Hampton
Mildred Holcomb
Babe Nell Penn
Mardell Pumphrey
Guy Yowell
Patsy Ann Fogle
Stanley Fogle
B. Legg
Denison
Ray Russell
C. A. Fox
Paris
Henry Williams
Lovell Wrenn
J. T. Wrenn
Wesley College
Greenville
Tom Bean
Beatrice Bennett
Joe Weldon Carr
Harold Key
Margaret McMurry
Grace Vestal
Ernest Lilley
J. F. Lilley
Monta Badgett
St. Louis
Death proposed for subversives in Rogers bill
Washington Congressman Walter Rogers of Pampa has introduced a death penalty provision for subversion and raises the prison term to ninety-nine years or a fine of ten thousand dollars. The bill also makes government employment permanently prohibited after sentence. Asia is noted for vast area and population, with frozen regions up to 1300 feet deep in some places.
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Washington
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Rogers
Miller for State Senator from Greenville mayoral candidate
John H. Miller, Greenville mayor, announces bid for Texas State Senate 9th District covering Grayson Collin Cooke Fannin Hunt Rains and Rockwall counties. Former U S Army lieutenant colonel with 32 years service. vows to represent district fairly and earn voter trust. Sincerely, Miller invites voters to evaluate his record and support.
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John H. Miller
Greenville
the Sun
State Senate
Grayson Collin, Cooke, Fannin, Hunt, Rains and
Rockwall Counties
First Presbyterian Church
U. S. Army
Stay Away From People Coughing Sneezing To Avoid Influenza
Texas health officer Dr. Geo W Cox reports influenza widespread across the state and stresses avoiding crowds and people who are sick. He advises personal hygiene, rest, hydration, and outdoor activity to prevent spread and cautions against returning to normal life too soon after illness.
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Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Economic Lesson In Coffee Pot Tempest
The piece argues that coffee price rises stem from basic supply and demand as world consumption exceeds production. It notes speculation may exist but isn’t the sole cause, cites FTC probes, and discusses Latin American dependence on US markets. It concludes production constraints and five year tree maturation keep prices high while US cannot grow enough coffee domestically.
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United States
Fort Worth
Farm Prices and Expenses Rise in Mid January
The Agriculture Department reports a 1.95 percent rise in farm product prices from mid December to mid January, led by hogs beef cattle and vegetables with smaller gains in lambs chickens wheat and hay. Prices paid by farmers for goods and services grew 1.44 percent, keeping overall farm price levels about 0.75 percent below a year ago and 2.72 percent below the May 1951 record. Parity stood at 92 percent in mid January, up from 91 percent a month earlier.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farm Prices Declared Fair to Farmers Under Law
The government declares farm prices fair to farmers in relation to prices they pay, aligning pricing with lawful standards. This action aims to protect farmers from unfair market shifts and support agricultural profitability.
Grounds for Coffee Woes in El Salvador
San Salvador coffee official Roberto Canessa, president of the Central American Coffee Federation, says North Americans would pay 5c for coffee if fourteen coffee nations could buy $1,000 cars. He adds US goods prices should be lower, blaming supply and demand rather than speculation. The piece notes six flags flown over Mobile, Alabama.
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Federal Trade Commission
United States
Latin America
Brazil
Colombia
San Salvador
Roberto Canessa
Central American Coffee Federation
la Prensa Grafic
Canessa
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Ain't No
Raymond Phillips
J. L
Brownie) McSpedden
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Esther
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Ruth Cox
Alien T. Short
B. B. Hall
Robert Howard
R. L. Sears
Birdie Yates
Ladonia
Oak Hill Cemetery
State Highway Commission
Whitewright
Orangeville
Trenton
Asia
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
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Poland
Hungary
Romania
AIA
Freedom
Crusade For Freedom
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Radio Free Europe
New York
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Republic of Alabama
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Gun DeLafield
Walker Pharmacy
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