Made in Texas Week to spotlight state industries
San Antonio announces Texas State Manufacturers Association plans a statewide Made in Texas Week with siren start, parades, displays, and citizen participation to boost Texas industries. Governor Neff may issue a proclamation. The drive highlights Texas’ agricultural base and growing manufacturing, employment, and output across petroleum, cotton, grains, and livestock.
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San Antonio
Texas
G. M. Knebel
Texas State Manufacturers Association
Neff
State wide movement spans year beyond Made in Texas Week
A broader campaign extends the Made in Texas Week idea to daily practice, urging ongoing support for regional products and local industry across the state throughout the year. The movement emphasizes sustained consumer preference, producer visibility, and economic benefits for Texas businesses.
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Texas
U S Navy to Keep at Fighting Trim
The United States plans full naval strength next year with eighteen first‑line battleships, fourteen cruisers, and eighty-four submarines. Secretary Denby approved the plan, seen as crucial amid delays in five‑power treaty ratification and possible French nonadherence.
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Washington
United States
General Board
Denby
France
Quai d’Orsay
No clear conclusion in general health and legal satire
A general, ambling piece asserts cures for malaria fever and other illnesses, praises Judge Williams of Oklahoma, and recounts a bootlegging case with a cow, milk, and reform rhetoric. The tone blends public health claims with courtroom anecdotes and homely wisdom, ending abruptly.
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Williams
Federal Court of
Oklahoma
United States
Solomon
Delicate Draughts For Morale And Righteousness
A brief note on the restorative power of a refined draught to banish harshness from a heart and set virtue in its place, expressing a poetic belief in temperance and moral renewal.
Compulsory Buttermilk Drinking Suggested
An unusual 19th century sentiment from the Honey Grove Signal argues that mandatory buttermilk drinking could reform men and hasten a new era. The remark reflects reformist tone and social satire characteristic of local papers.
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Reserve District
First National Bank
Whitewright
U. S
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Fed. Res. Bank
Grayson
R. A. Gillett
H. Montgomery
J. W. Pennell
E. Jones
W. H. King
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Planters National Bank
I. H. G. Webster
H. G. Webster
J. B. Hamilton
D. S. McMillin
Guy Hamilton
J. L. Dyer
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Whitewright, Texas
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U. S. Bonds
U.S
U. S. Navy
Bells
Sepeeee Bank
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Joe Hughes
Thyra Badgett
C. R. Badgett
J. J. Hogan Jr
J. J. Hogan
S. H. Montgomery
J. W. Davidson
Tional Bank
Mangrum Brothers
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