Norris urges breaking party yoke in Pennsylvania speech
Nebraska Senator George W Norris attacked party regularity as a cancer on democracy and urged voters to back Roosevelt over Hoover. He contrasted Roosevelt's independence with Hoover, cited Republican critics of Hoover, and questioned party loyalty as a guiding principle in U.S. governance.
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Philadelphia
Nebraska
George W. Norris
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Norris
Abraham Lincoln
Curtiss
Kansas
Fess
Willis
Ohio
Dickinson
Iowa
Glenn
Illinois
Goff
West Virginia
Will Wood
Indiana
Senator Norris
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Des Moines
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Pilot Grove News Social Roundup
A. L. Scott and family visited A. B. Scott. D. M. Taylor and Doyle Lane visited J. A. Ownby in Savoy. Fern Russell attended the 4-H encampment at the Dallas State Fair. Charley Kaiser was in McKinney. Pilot Grove Home Demonstration Club hosted a chicken roast with thirty six attendees. Various visits by Rufus Scott, Joe Ashinhurst, Eula Andrew, Ed Brown, Millard Head to local families. A modern hotel is planned at Lower Carnock Glencoe Scotland near the site of the historic massacre.
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A. L. Scott
Near Whitewright
A. B. Scott
D. M. Taylor
Doyle Lane
J. A. Ownby
Savoy
Fern Russell
Dallas
Rufus Scott
Cedar
Charley Kaiser
McKinney
Pilot Grove
Democrats Plan Countywide Speeches to Boost Election
Judge Rice Maxey and Judge B I Gafford announce speaking dates across Grayson County to organize precincts for a Democratic drive in the November election. Meetings proceed in Van Alstyne Whitesboro Whitewright Tom Bean Gordonville and Collinsville with emphasis on party principles and defeating the Republican rival.
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Tom Bean
Gordonville
Collinsville
Democratic Executive Committee
Constable
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Grayson County BTS Revival Campaign Closes Sunday
Grayson County and 12 neighboring counties run BTS revivals this week with 16 churches in Whitewright zone. Attendance expected around 2,000 with 281 enrolled this and last week. State BTS secretary T C Gardner speaks at 2 30 pm and a 1 30 pm elimination contest is held at Sherman First Baptist. John Adams and John Quincy Adams noted as Quincy natives.
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Grayson County
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Tom Bean
Bells
Ida and
Antioch
Whitewright First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Bethel
East Sherman Baptist Church
Grayson County Bts Gonvention
T. C. Gardner
BTS Baptist
Sherman
BTS Department
Dripping Springs
W. H. Ackley
Reba Thompson
Community News Digest From Desert Area
Horace Matthews of Greenville gathered provisions for Boles Orphans Home on Monday. Lee Wallace and family from Noblity visited Merritt Caraway's home Sunday. Rev. L. Markham of Leonard preached here. The family hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs John Tree. Doyle Matthews injured an arm by contact with a kicking Ford. Teachers attended institute at McKinney last week. Mrs J H Fletcher and Miss Carter Fletcher moved to Savage where Miss Fletcher will teach this term. Burglars stole apparel from Jay Hayes’s home Saturday night. Wallace Caraway and family stayed with Dr Bob Walker in Colina. Miss Audrey Walker visited. Week-end guests included Miss Mildred Caraway Sherman, Mr and Mrs Homer Gentry, Alla Hubbard, Miss Vivian Walker, Celina. Miss Fostine Ingram recovering from tonsil operation. Prof Roscoe Newell and family moved from Ector to join the community. School began with Prof Newell as superintendent, Prof J Butler as principal, and Miss Louise Akridge and Miss Dorothy Tate among staff. Ice post office tale from Kentucky not verified. The Sun notes typewriter carbon availability.
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Horace Matthews
Greenville
Boles
Lee Wallace
Merritt Caraway
Rev. L. Markham
Leonard
John Tree
Doyle Matthews
Ford
McKinney
J. H. Fletcher
Carter Fletcher
Savage
Miss Fletcher
Jay Hayes
Wallace Caraway
Bob Walker
Colina
Audrey Walker
Mildred Caraway
Sherman
Homer Gentry
Alla Hubbard
Vivian Walker
Celina
Fostine Ingram
Roscoe Newell
Ector
Newell
J. Butler
Trenton
Mae Holcomb
Desert
Louise Akridge
Dorothy Tate
Pascal Binion
Dallas
A New Day A New Day Put in the meantime we all must eat
Those who buy groceries and meat from Nicholson are getting more food value for their money than others. Shrinking incomes force careful spending as shoppers compare value and quality.
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Nicholson
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Madden
Denison, Texas
Pilot Grove News
Lower Carnoch
Glencoe
Scotland
Baptist Campaign
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John Quincy Adams
Quincy, Mass
City
Planters Gin Company
Oran Sears
The
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L. LaRoe
E. D. Barlow Nursery
Byrne Commercial College
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Sun Office
R. L. Johnson
Armour & Company
North Texas Seed Company
Desert News
Kentucky
Louisville
God
Sun
Typewriter
Auto Finance Company OF Sherman F. W. Creager
MGR
S. Travis St. Sherman
Cardus
R. L. West
Huntsville
Ala
Galles St Cenees Bank
Franklin Roosevelt
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Gladiola
Kimbell’s Best
Smith’s Best
Rodkey’s Best
Federal
Nicholson’s
Post Toasties
JBC
East Texas
Lee
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