Junior League Program Opening and Guest Visits
The program opens with praise and prayer led by Roy Stapleton, featuring scripture and song by young Leaguers. Reports, a story by Katheryn Montgomery, and readings follow, with various guests including Miss Clara Johnson hosting and a list of Sunday visitors and sick note for Kathleen Stephens.
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Katheryn Montgom
Ameta Queener
Cletha Hance
Clara Johnson
Mrs. Robinson
Valley Creek
Bob Cates
Whitewright
Jennie Blanton
Emma Taylor
Miss Lena Parker Ill, Randolph News Note
Miss Lena Parker is reported seriously ill while Oscar Anderson has moved into the house recently vacated by her family.
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Lena Parker
Oscar Anderson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system a true tonic for adults and children.
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Grove
60,000 Accident Claims Settled Without Lawsuit
Fort Worth Texas article by Homer R Mitchell discusses workmen's compensation economics. It notes over fifty thousand accidents reported, minimal lawsuits, and insurance protection for over one hundred thousand workers. It critiques high employer costs and waste, praising the Texas Employers Insurance Association’s reduced rates and profits.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Economic League
Homer R. Mitchell
Texas Employers’ Insurance Association
Insurance Department of Texas
Ansurance Organization
T! Public
Texans Must Learn to Save and Conserve Resources
An editorial laments widespread thriftlessness in Texas, urging communities to organize for constructive development and shared use of resources. It cites wasted farm machinery, overbuilt cities, costly credit, poor roads, and health costs, urging collective action to curb waste and unlock undeveloped resources.
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Texas
Lawyers Part in Court Reform
A call to reform the administration of justice argues lawyers bear responsibility for inefficiency and injustice. It cites Texas 1910 census data showing 577 lawyers, one per 8590 people, and claims high legal costs burden farmers, workers, and the public. It frames the issue as a people’s problem, not just a legal one.
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Texas
United States
Grove's Old Standard Tonic Promises Strength for Summer
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic markets quinine and iron as a general tonic. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, strengthen the liver, drive out malaria, and build up the whole system to endure summer heat. Priced at 50 cents, it targets both old and young weak individuals.
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Grove
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EL Paso
Hotel Paso del Norte
Texas Press Association
Elephant Butte
Delaware
Jesus
Verna Mangrum
Hattie Johnson
Supt. Business
Roy Stapleton
Mr. Stephenson
George Stokes
Sugar Bottom
George Smith
Kathleen Stephens
Lifford Taylor
Randolph News
Texas Employers' Insurance Association
Will H. Mayes
Charles Evans Hughes
J. S. Cullinan
American Press Association
Theodore Roosevelt
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