Ferguson Carries Fannin County by Narrow Margin
Official county results show Miriam A. Ferguson winning Fannin County by 291 votes with 4 023 for Ferguson and 3 732 for Sterling. The tally lists multiple county and state races including Governor and various judges and commissioners with vote counts. A quoted Louisville Courier Journal note discusses American movies reducing liquor consumption in England.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Loyalty and home loyalty boost to grow towns
A Louisa Kentucky editorial urges community loyalty as key to growth. It argues residents fuel local merchants by buying locally and supporting home enterprises, while merchants must stock what people want and advertise it. The piece notes how local pride shapes shopping habits and loyalty.
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Bailey defeats Davis to claim Texas at large seat
Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr., son of the former congressman, wins the at large congressional race against J H Davis by about 150000 votes in Texas. The runoff settles a forty year feud with themes of states rights and oil company scrutiny. Davis aged 79 may retire from politics.
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Why France Isnt Sick
A Temple Telegram excerpt argues France’s strength rests on a balanced population living on farms and in industry. It claims most French live on soil, farmers diversify, and debt is low, contrasting with America. The piece envisions Texas following France’s path toward broader rural prosperity.
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Montana Shipments Aid Crops With Short 1931 Harvests
More than 2700 car loads of live stock feed and about 175 car loads of seed grains were shipped to 17 Montana counties where the 1931 crop yields were reported short, helping farmers cope with reduced harvests.
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A Backsliding Warning on Spiritual Deafness and Decay
A sermon warns that a hard heart and closed eyes dull hearing to truth and church, foretelling spiritual ruin. It contrasts desires for financial and religious revival with the danger of moral apathy, urging readers to wake up before grace is lost.
Siamese savant clocks US government by headlines
Penh Yahn arrives in New York to study American government and quickly sums up Washington power as a ten member cabinet with each secretary role tied to opposing Democrats. His capsule of the administration suggests the system “goes on of itself” beyond party lines.
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Hughes Says One Vote Margin Will Draw Support
Dallas County Democratic leader Maury Hughes says if Governor Sterling wins by one vote on the official count Ferguson supporters will back him 100 percent. He asserts Republican opposition cannot carry anything in Texas and the gubernatorial result won’t affect the national election.
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Popular Reconstruction Finance Corporation praised
The RF C is celebrated as the nation's most popular institution and is expected to remain so until it begins collecting payments, per The New Yorker.
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