Grayson County voters set school tax elections
Grayson County commissioners order elections for rural districts to raise maintenance taxes to 75 percent state aid level. Budget changes include Pilot Grove No 1 Tom Bean No 45 Blanks No 5 Ida No 46 Enterprise No 80 Shannon No 85 Oak Grove No 83 Cherry Mound No 88 Pottsboro No 96 with dates in April and May.
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Sherman
Grayson County
Commissioners’ Court
Pilot Grove
Ida
Tom Bean
Enterprise
Shannon
Oak Grove
Cherry Mound
Pottsboro
State Reclaims 57 000 Acres in Two Counties
Austin April 26 More than 57 000 acres of Capitol Syndicate land in Hartley and Dallam Counties revert to the State after eleven years of litigation. A final decree of partition approved by Travis County District Court returns these lands from the 3 000 000 acre tract paid for construction of the present State capitol in the 1880s. The commission report was accepted by Attorney General Keeling.
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Austin
Capitol Syndicate
Hartley
Dallam
Travis County District Court
R. 8. Dodd
Alpine
William Balfour
Vega
Frank Tatuh
Dalhart
Keeling
B. F. Looney
Cureton
Capitol
Will Believe Mother's Fears Ad
A panic of fear seizes mother when sudden cramps pains and black nausea prostrate the family. Keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the home and such emergencies need cause neither fear nor alarm. Eases pain almost instantly.
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Chamberlain
Gas on Stomach May Cause Appendicitis
Ad claims constant gas causes inflammation that may involve the appendix. Adlerika mixture with glycerine and buckthorn bark is said to relieve gas in ten minutes by acting on both upper and lower bowel, aiding obstinate constipation and guarding against appendicitis.
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Dyer & Jones
Political announcements for July primary elections
The Democratic party schedules July 26 nominations for Congress Sam Rayburn and several county offices. Names listed include Silas Hare for Judge, J A Dixon and Royce Loving for County Clerk, W V Morris, Jim Dickson, Cox, Roy Finley for County Attorney, Jim Slaughter and Ray Aston for District Clerk, Finis Alverson and Hix Wilson for Commissioner Prect No 2, J W Wim Rowland.
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Cox
R. M
Roy) Finley
J. A
Jim) Slaughter
R. B
Ray) Aston
Finis Alverson, H. H
Hix) Wilson J. W. Wim Rowland
Address to Whitewright Trunk Baptists Urges Loyal Church Membership
A pastor in Whitewright appeals to Trunk Baptists to reaffirm loyalty to the local church. He dismisses common excuses for non membership including uncertainty of residence, weak back home churches, cemetery ties, and outdated church letters, urging immediate unity with the church where one resides.
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Whitewright
Christ
Old Home
The Trunk Baptist Question and Duty
G M McNeilly argues against trunk Baptists who avoid church connection claiming cold blooded indifference. He says true spiritual life requires regular worship and giving on the Lord's day, or else the unsaved notice the inconsistency and churches suffer.
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Trunk Baptist
G. M. McNeilly
Wealth of nations shows vast postwar gains
The notice claims global wealth rose by 135 billion dollars after World War I with individuals in the United States up by 1950 dollars since 1912, while prices surged since 1913 eroding purchasing power and leaving many feeling poorer despite higher totals.
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Russia
Germany
Fisher
Wages Rise Yet Goods Harder To Obtain In War Debt Age
The Bankers' Trust statistician in 1920 estimates Allied debts at 171.89 billion and enemies at 240.94 billion, totaling 412 billion to be deducted from overall 6 to 7 trillion for eight leading nations. Germany's reparations would add to the burden, seen as a German aim to weigh down enemies, increasing pressure on global industry per New York Times.
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Germany
Bankers’ Trust Company
Adding Machine Paper for Sale at The Sun Office
Paper rolls offered at The Sun office two for 25 cents. Durable for adding machines and calculator work. Limited quantities available at street level display.
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Sun
A Lesson for Advertisers from a Frosty Tale
A columnist shares a parable about a man with a failing furnace and a demand for more heat. The tale serves as a warning to advertisers to avoid quitting after a small ad underperforms and to pursue stronger, better results.
Advertisement Fails and a Man Freezes to Death
The Denison Herald notes a deduction that a man dies of exposure while advertisers gain if rivals fail. It argues against ad spending by claiming failures among advertisers compare with those of non advertisers, who also face death from cold.
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Denison Herald
No Worms in a Healthy Child
An old remedial claim promotes Srove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a health tonic for children with worm infestations. The ad asserts improved color digestion and general strength after two to three weeks of daily use, with the promise that Nature dispels worms and the child returns to perfect health. Bottle price is 60 cents.
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Grove
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Democratic Party
Congress
Sam Rayburn
15Th Judicial District
Silas Hare
John) Dixon
Royce Q. Loving
W. V
Will) Morris
J. N
Jim) Dickson
BE. Cc
Lankford
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Goilet
Baker Laboratories, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
E.W. Grove
Whitewright Filling Station
Wade Sears
Hayes
Cardus
Carous
Home Ice & Manufacturing CO
J. H. Biggerstaff
Davidson’s
W. Davidson
Special Legion Meeting
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
J.A. Dickey
Sudan
Gillett Grain Company
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