Morgan seeks Grayson County House seat in Democratic primary
M B Morgan a lifelong Democrat and Denison resident announces his candidacy for member in the Texas House Place 2 Forty fourth Legislature. He cites Roosevelt’s recovery program and advocates criminal code reforms including death penalty for kidnapping, tax restraint, lower auto fees, and limited new laws. He pledges accessibility to constituents and asks for support in the upcoming primary.
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Grayson County
House of Representatives
Franklin D. Roosevelt
M. B. Morgan
Auction in London Sells 1888 Easter Egg for 425 Dollars
A gold Easter egg made for Czar Alexander III in 1888 was auctioned in London and sold within 15 seconds for 425 dollars. The exchange highlighted a child’s quips about fear as the egg drew bids.
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Alexander III
London
Why Texas 15 About Governing Nation
The Tyler Journal editorial argues Texas holds influence in Washington due to long-serving lawmakers. It cites Sanders, Rayburn, Sumners, Johnson, Mansfield, Harbors chair, Buchanan, Lanham, Marvin Jones, Senator Sheppard, and Tom Connally. It asserts reelecting capable, high‑character representatives sustains power.
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Tyler Journal
Congress
Edwards
Roosevelt
Texas
Sanders
Ways and Means Committee
Sam Rayburn
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Hatton W. Sumners
Judiciary Committee
Luther A. Johnson
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Joseph J. Mansfield
Rivers Harbors
James B. Buchanan
Fritz Lanham
Public Buildings and Grounds
Marvin Jones
Agriculture Committee
Senator Sheppard
House
Senate
Tom Connally
Washington
Shade and Water in Hog Lots
The piece stresses ample clean water and cool shade for hogs in summer to prevent heat death loss and conserve feed. Shade and water reduce energy wasted on puffing, allowing rations to support growth or fattening, with minimal expense.
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Duroc News
Kruschen Salts Claim Notable Weight Loss
Mrs W Eckoff of Saginaw Michigan reports dropping 41 pounds in nine months after using Kruschen Salts for about a year to treat high blood pressure and rheumatism. She says the remedy also keeps bowels regular and improves overall well being.
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W. Eckoff
Saginaw
Mich
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Hagans Thanks Voters as He Seeks Criminal District Attorney
George D. Hagans thanks Grayson County voters for their support during his campaign for criminal district attorney. In Denison since adolescence, he outlines career, education, and legal philosophy, asserting open court trials and fair enforcement while criticizing opponents and pledging to uphold the law if nominated.
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Grayson County
Denison
Austin College
Sherman
Fort Worth
M-K-T Railway Company
Presbyterian Church
Science Nibbles and Miscellany From Duke and Universities
More than 96 000 tests by Prof J B Rhine of Duke point toward telepathy as fact with right answers exceeding chance. A medium’s trance shows no unusual results to cameras. Dr Baker of RCA says five years before TV becomes commercial. Jack in the pulpits changes sex. cancer linked to the union of old body cells. Hobbs calls earth climate mild and subtropical. Conklin cites genes as main driver of evolution with environment indirect.
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J. B. Rhine
Duke University
Rhine
Baker
RCA _ Victor Company
William H. Hobbs
Michigan University
Conklin
Princeton University
Soil Erosion Service to Run 12 CCC Camps in West
The Soil Erosion Service will operate 12 of 173 new Civilian Conservation Corps camps in western growth areas. Locations listed include Duncan Arizona Somis California Galesburg Illinois Bloomington Illinois Shenandoah Iowa Lamoni Iowa Ionia Kansas Ridgeway Missouri Fullerton Nebraska Gila New Mexico Stillwater Oklahoma and Orlando Oklahoma. Other camps for the Bureau of Reclamation include Belle Fourche River South Dakota Mitchell Nebraska Carlsbad New Mexico Ysleta Texas Ogden Utah Ephraim Utah and Guernsey Wyoming.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Grouth
Soil Erosion Service
Bureau of Reclamations
J. J. McEntee
Duncan
Ariz
Somis
Calif
Galesburg
Bloomington
Hagans thanks voters for fair consideration in race
George D. Hagans expresses gratitude for past consideration and appeals for fair judgment of his race. He notes uncertainty about last minute politics and praises the public for reasonable decisions, stating he fought his own battle with daily encouragement from supporters.
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George D. Hagans
Editor Missing as Printer Causes Scene with Evening Visitor
A man bursts into a newspaper office and demands the editor, banging his cane on the desk as staff reply the editor is not present. The confrontation hints at a volatile moment inside the newsroom.
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary Slates
The Sun publishes authorized political notices listing candidates subject to the July Democratic primary action. The ads are cash in advance and announced with official sanction awaiting primary results.
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The
Sun
Election slate for local offices listed in district race
For Congress, 4th District: SAM RAYBURN. For State Senate: OLAN R. VAN ZANDT. For Representative Place 1: J. H. (Jim) WAGGONER. For District Attorney: For County Judge: JAKE J. LOY (Second Term). For Sheriff: FRANK REECE, VIRGIL EVANS, J. B. (Benton) DAVIS.
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Sam Rayburn
Jake J. Loy
Frank Reece
Virgil Evans
Valveless Motor Ad Sparks Clumsy Letter Exchange
In a tense exchange a visitor complains about a misplaced letter in an advertisement for a valveless motor. The clerk records the puzzling remark as the squabble over typography and branding unfolds.
Youth and Maiden Faced Car Trouble on Country Road
In a rural scene a youth and a maiden ride in a car that falters and stops. The calloused youth exclaims they are out of gas while a poor but honest girl retrieves a flask. The moment reveals a tense exchange as questions arise about contents and motive.
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Cc. Y
NYC Judge Rules Hotels Liable For Lost Baggage On Property
A New York City judge has ruled that hotels are responsible for baggage lost on their premises. The decision clarifies liability for guests whose suitcases vanish within hotel facilities.
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New York City
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