Pilot Grove News Brims with Rain Goodwill and Local Events
Farmers rejoice as weekend rains boost crops while the town notes births visits and school life. Activities include basketball wins at Sedalia 32 5 for boys and 19 2 for girls. Local business leaders urge buying at home and school improvements excite residents.
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Whitewright
F. M. Sloan
Homer Cameron
Sherman
Marian Barbee
Rev. Wilson
Blue Ridge
Sedalia
Smart
Pilot Grove
Trenton
van Alstyne
Kentucky Town Club Welcomes New Member Mrs Badgett
The Kentucky Town Club met with Mrs Judson Badgett last Friday with four visitors and many members present. Officers demonstrated fancy studhes while Mrs Harris and the club president led the business session. Refreshments were served and the group planned for a poultry topic with Miss Sanders, the new county demonstration agent, to attend future meetings.
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Judson Badgett
F. T. Harris
Badgett
P. H. Connelly
Miss Sanders
Honor roll and local notices from Canaan area
Canaan school lists an extensive honor roll including Mildred Hopper Mabel Mariow Dolly Marlow Parie Lee Sims and others. Community notes report visits from Mrs Tom Caddell of Denison to Durant Oklahoma and furniture promotions from Lem Tittsworth. Local business moves include L C Bowling selling his battery business to Huffines and May and a death notice for T B Thaxton in Amarillo with survivors listed.
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Mildred Hopper
Mabel Mariow
Dolly Marlow
Parie Lee Sims
Frankie Joe Hash
Edith Ryan
T. J. Snow
Frances Haliburton
Claudine Pierce
Lila Hickson
John Ruth Smith
Ruby Burk
Stella Deaton
Alberta Haliburton
Francis Everheart
Rudolph Hash
Zelma Hopper
Katie Burk
Tincie Smith
Ollie Mitchell
Ruby Smith
Gladys Smith
Maggie Lou Hopper
Lillian Garner
L. C. Bowling
Huffines & May
Houston
Bowling
Bonham
T. B. Thaxton
Amarillo
Thaxton
Whitewright
Sherman
C. W. Luck
J. A. Dyer
McKinney
Subscription Special Advertised by The Sun
The Sun announces a limited time subscription offer at 1.95 for The Sun and the Semi-Weekly Farm News. The rate remains in effect until further notice.
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The
Sun
the Sun
Flour tariff clash stalls German import policy
American millers push to block a proposed 57 percent tariff on flour by Germany. They argue such duties threaten U S bread industries and raise costs for bakers while seeking lawmaking or trade actions to curb the tariff.
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Germany
Nations ready to retaliate on American exports
The Lubbock Avalanche notes that German taxes could bar American flour from markets, while several nations prepare to use protective measures inspired by Britain. Canada already presses ahead with wood pulp laws as part of a broader protectionist trend.
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Lubbock
Germany
Great Britain
America
Canada
South American Nations Weigh Similar Methods
Some South American nations are considering approaches similar to those discussed, aiming to adapt methods for regional challenges and collaboration.
Lost art of conversation in breakfast essays noted
Detroit News essayist laments that conversation at breakfast has become a lost art amid noisy porches and crowded apartment houses.
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Detroit News
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S. F. Garland
Dallas
W. H
Bill) Dixon
Taylor Scott
Vona Mae MedAlister
Westminster
Roberta Sloan
W. M. Cox
Ford
Shipp Motor Co., Inc
Erman, Texas
Wilson Hardware Co
Kentuckytown Club
J. H. Graves & Son
S. T. Montgomery
Savoy
Cc. B. Harper
Gordon Clothing Co
F.o.b
Planters National Bank
East Whitewright
Howard Hedgpeth
W. C. Huffines
C. A. Wilson
W. R. Vestal
P. A. Short
Tom Barbee
Sun Office
C. F. Burkett
Tom Bean
W. R. Ingram
Texas
B. F. Blanton
P. Janway
G. A. Frisby
W. F. Brown
Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store
Love Monument Company of
Mark Montgomery
George German
Canaan
Tom Caddell of
Denison
Mrs
George Park
L. LaRoe & Co
Lucian LaRoe
Louise
Durant, Okla
Lem Tittsworth Furniture Co
Bonham, Texas
Marks Bros
Sherman’s Greatest Department Store
Clark & Meador Good Hardware
Leonard
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