Many Young People Will Go to College
Whitewright residents show strong belief in education as many youths leave town for college each year. Several students listed will attend institutions this September including C I A Denton Baylor Belton Waco State University Austin TCU Fort Worth and Trinity University Waxahachie among others.
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Whitewright
Denton
Mattie Doss
Jena Lee Kirkpatrick
Mabel Fae White
Katherine Montgomery
Elizabeth Groves
Elizabeth May
Marion Barbee
Baylor College
Belton
Martha and
Foy Bow
Baylor University
Waco
Addison Vestal
State University
Austin
Robert
Maurice Holland
Will D. Simmons
Will Boone
Jack Spindle
Dallas
Ben Sturdivant
Fort Worth
Harold Key
Katherine Vaughn
Powell Key
Maxie Echols
Minnie Willis
Sue McConnell
A. & M. College
College Station
Lloyd Wright
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Gomer
Alton May
Bessie Joe Barbee
Columbia University
New York
Margreta Fender
Carr-Burdette College
Sherman
Aline Haile
Gae Hollingsworth
Lucile Neathery
Metropolitan Business College
Joe Weldon Carr
Baylor Medical College
Aubrey Hampton
Columbia Institute
Columbia
Tennessee
Margaret McMurry
Governor Neff Asked to Speak for Davis
Austin report says Governor Pat M. Neff of Texas has been invited to speak for the Democratic nominees in the East. J. W. McClintock of the DNC asks when Neff could be away and which dates suit him, and which states he would stump. Neff has not replied while office matters are adjusted.
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Austin
Texas
Pat M. Neff
J. W. McClintock
Democratic National Committee
McClintock
World’s Strongest Boy and Girl Tie The Knot
London report of 19-year-old Saxon Brown touted as the world’s strongest boy and 16-year-old Dorothy Dawes claimed as Britain’s strongest girl marrying after a circus meeting. They honeymoon by performing together at a fair. The Knoxville Journal quips about prohibition.
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London
Saxon Brown
Brown
Dorothy Dawes
Great Britain
Local shoppers weigh value over brand in tough budget period
Consumers say they allocate funds to maximize utility buying durable goods and services, while cutting back on nonessential items. Retailers report cautious spending and emphasis on value across merchandise categories.
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Package
Combined cough remedy Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat is sold in one carton for 35 cents. The salve is rubbed on the chest and throat to treat colds and croup in children, while the honey targets throat irritation to stop coughing.
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Hayes
Grove
Hayes Healing
Barbecue Reward Honors Scott Farm Tenants at Denison
Denison Texas September 1 John Scott businessman and farmer rewarded tenants on his four farms near Denison for best farming showings with a free barbecue. First prize went to C H Miller and D Young of the farm four miles northwest of Denison. Several tenants received $5 gold coins for merit.
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Denison
Texas
John Scott
Scott
Oklahoma
W. T. Anderson
J. G. Johnston
B. M. Weaver
Jim Smith
Smith
Mr. Scott
Fort Worth
J. R. Westbrook
N. H. L. Decker
Almanac urges advanced farming with pure stock and seed
The article extols planting only high-class seed and raising pure-bred livestock, urging farmers to adopt superior breeds and methods for improved yields and livestock quality.
Oklahoma pastor found in garage with throat cut
Durant Oklahoma Sept 1 The Rev J G Miller 72 pastor of a large church was found in his garage with his throat cut a few minutes before morning services yesterday. A bloody pocket knife lay beside him Miller had moved here two years ago from Abilee Texas and led the completion of a $150000 church.
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Durant
Okla
J. G. Miller
Mr. Miller
Abilee
Texas
Editorial Sparks and Snippets Across Papers
A collage of brief editorial quips and observations from major papers. Topics include Wheat and bread prices, Prohibition credibility, flappers and parenting, cleaning waves of indignation, need for effective southpaws, political endorsements, glove sizes, and a scientist's note on rejuvenation.
Prisoner profits from stock trading sparks commentary
A life prisoner in a Massachusetts penitentiary made a fortune on the stock exchange, prompting editorials arguing against speculation unless insiders benefit and suggesting preemptive concessions to Germany as a cheaper approach than later loans.
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Massachusetts
Stock Exchange
New York American
Campaign donors urged to back La Follette drive
Citizens wary of La Follette politics may still donate a dollar to fund his campaign against apathy, the Washington Stam notes. The call emphasizes small contributions from numerous supporters to sustain momentum.
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la Follette
Washington Stam
Leper from Blue Ridge State prison sent to Mexico
Huntsville Sept. 1 Jose Tiejo a Mexican convict at the Blue Ridge State farm was found to have lep rosy by the prison physician. The report was sent to federal authorities at Galveston who took charge of the man. Tiejo was transferred to Mexico per the authorities decision.
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Huntsville
Jose Tiejo
Blue Ridge State Farm
Galveston
Tiejo
Prisoner Deported From El Paso On Special Car
A robbery convict serving five years was sent from El Paso to Mexico in a special car with an attendant and an officer. He had already spent about 18 months in the penitentiary. The item line notes 75 sheets of typewriter paper for 25 cents and an ad suggesting the Sun Want Ad will sell it.
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Mexico
el Paso
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