Farm legislation need is stressed in Dallas address
Former Arkansas governor George W. Donahey told the Dallas Agricultural Association that farm interests deserve federal relief through Congress. He cited laws protecting labor, railroads, banks and infant industries and urged a law preventing cotton crop losses under surplus claims, recalling 1926 crop fruitless surplus actions.
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Dallas
South
Congress
George W. Donahey
Arkansas
Dallas Agricultural Association
Donahey
Aladdin Lamp Supplies Highlighted at Gordon's Cash Grocery
Gordon's Cash Grocery advertises Aladdin Lamp supplies available to customers. The notice promotes lamp parts and accessories at the local store.
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Gordon's Cash Grocery
Four Year Old Vera Hayes Saves Baby From Fire
In Guthrie Oklahoma four year old Vera Hayes saved her 11 month old brother from a house fire on a rural farm. While parents were away Vera carried the baby from a burning home after first rescuing a pet cat that re entered the house. Neighbors arrived as the entire house burned.
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Gutherie
Okla
Vera Hayes
William D. Hayes
Here
Hayes
Vera
Tear gas sign foils robbery at Sherman jewelry store
Robbers entered the Tappan jewelry store in Sherman late Saturday night and escaped with $700 to $800 in watches rings and other items left in show cases before being detected Sunday morning. A back window screen was broken and the entry made through the window. The safe wearing a tear gas sign was not disturbed and the diamonds stayed in the safe. Police had no clues Monday.
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Sherman
Tappan
Monay
Six A. and M. Cadets Suspended for Hazing
Texas A and M College authorities suspend six students for hazing freshmen. The disciplined cadets G L Carwell T E Wooten W F Coleman G H McCarthy R H Phillips and E M Moore face separation until September 1 1929. Two first year students J R Hatter and J W N Youngblood from Waco withdrew citing hazing by upperclassmen.
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E. M Moore
Houston
A. & M. College
J. R. Hatter
J. W. N. Youngblood
Waco
Walton
Money From Cows and Hogs Fuels Farm Luxuries
A Great Lakes dairy region survey of 52,757 farms shows many homes and outbuildings well furnished with electric lights power and running water. The report credits semi monthly cream checks as the main source of funds, with livestock products supplying the prosperity.
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Great Lakes
Michigan U Heads to Dry Up Campus
Federal agents may probe fraternity houses for alcohol on the University of Michigan campus as President Clarence Cook Little pushes a plan to confiscate drinking. Opponents warn of paternalism while authorities seek co operation before Big Ten games.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Little
Dr. Little
Helping Himself maid quote from household exchange
A humorous dialogue depicts the furniture man arriving as the mistress delays him to fetch a chair. The maid notes the man plans to start with the piano and a radio, highlighting domestic irony.
Season of fakirs warning on local swindles
The Rockdale Reporter warns farmers to beware con artists as tire and poultry swindles reappear. It notes the "new tire" scam using old casing wrappings sold as new tires by peddlers with a smooth line, and recalls past poultry and turkey buyer fakirs in Milam County.
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Milam County
Rockdale
Top Story Vacant He
A humorous exchange frames a missing partner scenario with a wry back‑and‑forth as a light feature. The dialogue hints at a personal split and public curiosity within a gossip‑columns style snippet.
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