Patience and Thrift Build Great Fortunes
The article argues most fortunes grow from small savings saved patiently over time. It notes many businessmen started with modest sums, steadily investing and reinvesting to reach wealth, while urging patience over risky quick riches. It warns that rapid gains are rare and many who chase them lose their money, stressing thrift as a lasting path.
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America
Girl Runs Farm With Electricity
A 600 acre farm near Orwell in Ashtabula County Ohio is run by Miss Louisa I Martin. She records every operation with an Internal Revenue approved method and reports electricity saves 50 percent of labor. Electric pumps milking machines and power tools boost efficiency at the dairy and farm shop.
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Orwell
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Internal Revenue Department
Louisa I. Martin
Martin
Advertising Pays or Prohibition Prosperity Paradox
A humorous contrast critiques widespread consumer advertising from fruit salts to breakfast foods and hats. The piece notes businessmen rely on countless ads while Prohibition supporters claim prosperity under the Eighteenth Amendment, suggesting the joke in a dry country saving for a rainy day.
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Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
Values and the long run in markets and marriage
A reflective piece warns buyers to heed true values in stocks and land, noting gamblers ignore price principles and that prudent people assess long run worth. It contrasts weathering speculation with stable decisions, urging cool heads and caution about overpaying.
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Florida
New York
Values Above All In Market Utility
A terse reflection on investment guiding principles. It emphasizes that prices must exceed intrinsic values before selling, applying equally to people and assets. The speaker asserts that only values matter in the end.
Texas Slayer Tom Ross Dies in Canada Suicide Edge
Tom Ross also known as Cannon in Montana reportedly killed himself after a fatal shooting spree in Glacier County. The Texas killer, once linked to 1923 cattle inspectors murder and a Huntsville prison escape, was identified by a friend. Investigators pursue details.
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Seagraves
Tom Ross
Milt Goode
Cattle Association
Huntsville
Ross
Byrd
Canada
Big Spring
Cannon
Montana
Harve
Mont
Charles Cannon
Texas
Frye Cattle Company
Glacier County
Browning
R. C. Hayward
Cattle Company
Hayward
Paving Bonds Sold in Whitesboro
Whitesboro bonds totaling 22,500 dollars to fund the city’s share of paving were sold to the Dallas Union Trust Company at par with accrued interest. A contract for the state highway and the supplementary paving is in progress.
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Whitesboro
Dallas Union Trust Company
Legislation Move Delays Bond Fund Escrow Date
Mayor W. R. Younger expects bond money to be in escrow before February 20 as the project schedule adjusts. The note indicates a held date contingent on approvals and funding.
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W. R. Younger
War as Defense Triggered by Expected Attacks
The San Diego Union notes that war arises when one nation acts to defend itself from another preparing its own defense. The paper also urges readers to pay attention to advertisements for potential value.
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San Diego Union
Pilot Grove Wins Grayson County Basketball Title Chance
Pilot Grove defeats Howe 48 to 14 at Austin College gym in a Tuesday game. Boss Garland tops Pilot Grove scoring. Team faces Tioga for Class B Grayson County championship at Austin College gym Thursday. Several flu cases noted in the community.
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Pilot Grove
Howe
Austin College Gymnasium
Boss Garland
Tioga
Grayson County
A. L. Downey
Westminster
Bill Dixon
Billie Rachel
J. M. Ashinhurst
Earl Benson
City reports substantial general fund salvage and capital upgrades
The city outlines extensive year long investments including a new fire truck and hose, station rearrangements, drainage culverts, water meter installations, and water distribution upgrades. It notes street maintenance, pumping station improvements, and annual audits while stressing continued service quality and citizen cooperation.
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Citzen
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S. W. Straus
Pres
American Society For Thrift
George German
W. L. Kincaid
W. T. Nicholson
Otto Russell
D. A. Ray
Clarence McMillin
G. W. Pope
Studebaker
Whitewright Property
O. W. Myrick
D. 8. Carr
M. A. Burnham
J. Lee Yates
J. L. Denton
Cole
J. P. Montgomery
G. W. Adams
P. A. Short
P. Janway
J. W. McMurry Grocery
Planters Gin Company
Buell Spindle
Oland Bush
Town
Dickerman
Leonard Hatchery
J. C. Weaver
John Carlyle
Glindin Licht
Atna Automobile
Aetna Ize
S. H. Montgomery & Son
Pilot Grove News
City OF
Whitewright
Waterworks Bonds
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