Official Ballot for July Primary In Dallas County
The Democratic voters are urged to mark the July primary ballot listing candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General State Comptroller State Treasurer Superintendent Agriculture Land Commissioner Railroad Commissioner Associate Justice Supreme Court Judge Criminal Appeals Representative in Congress Fourth District and numerous county offices.
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J. Ed Glenn
Bosque County
M. H. Wolfe
Dallas County
C. A. Frakes
Jefferson County
R. S. Sterling
Harris County
George W. Armstrong
Tarrant
Roger Q. Evans
Bexar County
Frank Putnam
Miriam A. Ferguson
tTravis Co
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita County
Edgar E. Witt
McLennan Co
Ernest Becker
Lee Satterwhite
Ector County
J. J
Jack) Patterson
Bexar Co. Co
V. Terrell
Wise County
Roy I. Tennant
Bell County
Ed T. Murphy
Polk County
A. DeWare
Washington Co
Olin Culberson
Jackson County
W. Gregory Hatcher
Dallas
Ernest
W. E. Myres
Tarrant County
J. H
Cyclone
Davis
Hopkins
Joseph W. Bailey
G. B. Fisher
San Augustine
W. H. Hawkins
Erath County
Lamar Gill
Willacy County
Phebe K. Warner
Armstrong
Oscar F. Holcombe
Harris Co
P. L. Downs
L. J. Sulak
Fayette County
Fee System of Texas and Its Injustices
A historical look at Texas public official salaries and a dime-a-dozen fee system. The piece cites figures for governor sheriff and other posts and details a Waxahachie boy's arrest costs. It condemns the system as legal hijacking and notes J. H. Waggoner’s pledge to seek reform if elected.
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Harris County
Waxahachie
Tor Tongrir
Grayson County
J. H. Waggoner
Average Velocities of Various Bodies
A list presents speeds for a man horse steamboat sailing vessel rivers wind storms hurricanes rifle ball sound Ligne and electricity in mph and feet per second. Each item gives a common velocity value illustrating motion across contexts from everyday travel to natural forces and waves of energy.
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Ligne
Stud ents in Bucharest Try Suicide to Learn Death Experience
Two Bucharest University medical students arranged two gallows in the anatomy institute and hanged themselves to study what execution feels like. They were pulled down only after convulsions ceased and both required artificial respiration to revive.
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Bucharest
Bucharest University
Anatomical Institute
Money Circulation In The United States Rises In June
The June money circulation increased by 215 415 197 reaching 5 695 041 714. Per capita circulation rose to 45 55 up 1 70. Total money grew 26 000 000 to 9 003 907 691 with 3 918 103 777 in gold. Treasury gold holdings stood at 2 958 080 634, with 1 490 689 469 against gold and silver certificates, 156 039 088 against US notes, and 1 235 736 722 for Fed reserves. Gold in circulation rose 42 690 000 over two months. Total money did not match the recent high. on June 20 1931 it was 9 079 623 698.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Safe way to reduce with Kruschen Salts claim
A Cincinnati man writes of losing 26 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts and a light diet. He says he feels stronger, breathes easier, and looks 100 percent better, urging readers to try the product as a safer weight loss method.
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F. J. Fritz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jokes Caution About Hotel Etiquette
A wealthy society woman instructs her new maid on proper service order at meals. The maid answers politely as the instruction covers serving from the left and clearing from the right. A driver in the room insists on keeping windows open and a transom closed after cork removal.
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Mary
Silent Exchange Sparks Morning Tea Tale
A playful dialogue features a junior policeman and a mother as they joke about evening duties. The officer notes he will count the spoons after tea while his wife’s aim at 3am is described as occasionally perfect.
Collarless shirt announced for hot weather
The Boston Herald notes a new collarless shirt designed for approaching hot weather. It promises comfort with minimal neck coverage, while joking that it leaves a man with nothing on his neck but his creditors.
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Boston Herald
Noisy Siesta Sparks Churchyard Snore Debate
A playful exchange recalls a morning in church when a person named Robinson loudly snored, waking another attendee. The remark prompts light banter about church service interruptions and social etiquette.
Speeding to a Fire Quote Sparks Justice Insight
A judge comments on reckless driving as motorists rush to the next county and face deadly consequences. The remark frames speed as a path to disaster and underscores the perils of urgent travel.
True Love's Guerdon Engine Driver’s Sweetie
A humorous exchange between a train engine driver and his lover during a night voyage. The driver jokes about wrecking two trains from thinking of her, eliciting a playful kiss and affectionate response from his Sweetie.
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Guerdon
Sweetie
Our Text-Book Age Explore Baby Care Instructions
A discussion quotes readers debating how to use baby instruction books. The conversation reflects parental concerns about guidance for child care and the role of printed material in home education.
Woman exposes marriage license mix up as groom escapes
A woman bursts into the clerk's office with a license and questions its validity for marrying her to a man who has escaped. The clerk confirms issuance but the bride demands action as the groom is missing.
Native-Town Lawyers Tease Legal Image
A witty exchange questions local lawyers abilities. The Native quips some are criminal lawyers, but argues you cannot prove it on them. The line underscores distrust of legal reputations in town.
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Mangrum
Train Crash Sees Pickens Escape From Wreckage
A collision between a train and a car left Mr. and Mrs. Pickens trapped briefly. They crawled from the wreckage, and Mrs. Pickens opened her mouth to speak but was silenced by her husband who told her not to.
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Mrs. Pickens
Car crash dispute echoes across back seat claim
A fragment from a incident recount shows one driver asserting responsibility shifts when the back seat occupant insists the other party bears fault if the rear end impact occurs. The exchange hints at legal fault without full context.
Worn Floor Hole RevealsBrake-Testing Habit
A driver jokes that a hole worn through the car floor under the dash was caused by riders pressing the brakes too hard. The remark underscores rough behavior as a humorous explanation for the damage.
Enterprising Ancestors and Countryside Advice
A humorous exchange contrasts older and modern work life as a father recalls earning $13 weekly in a five year path to ownership, while his son argues modern cash registers hinder such a leap. A fragment shows a wife-to-be unsure about childbearing and a sleeping deacon reluctant to lead prayer.
Spectral Exchange Prompted by California Applicant
A brief joke features St Peter asking an applicant where they are from and remarking they may not like the destination. The quip contrasts California origin with a foreboding welcome to the afterlife.
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St. Peter
California
Bishop tests girl with Bible verse quip
A bishop asks a bright little girl named Ethel to recite a Bible verse. She responds with a clever twist about the Lord being her shepherd and that she should not worry. The exchange showcases a playful, faith-tinged humor.
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Ethel
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