German Interest Is In American Tariff
Washington Sept 21 German business leaders in Berlin monitor tariff legislation and fear disaster if the Fordney tariff bill passes. Former Rep James L Slayden of San Antonio, back from Europe, cites Germany’s need for American cotton copper and foodstuffs but warns their money is nearly worthless and with no metal currency only small silver coins remain usable. He says Germans work long hours but wages are low and minor tariff changes could push Europe toward bankruptcy and potential chaos or revolution.
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Ashington
Bussmen
Berlin
James L. Slayden
San Antonio
Europe
Interparlimentary Peace Union
Stockholm
Germany
America
Russia
Mr. Slayden
England
Scandinavia
Grayson Old Settlers Re elect Tuck President
Sherman September 17 The Grayson County Old Settlers Association held its annual meeting to receive the manager A S Noble report on the August picnic and elect officers for the next year Noble was re elected manager and the picnic proceeds of 1019 17 were deposited in a local building and loan association L M Tuck was re elected president G B Smith vice president Dr W B Loving secretary treasurer and J H Davis marshal
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Sherman
Grayson County
Old Settlers’ Association
W. B. Loving
A. S. Noble
Hog raiser says RAT-SNAP saves the hog price
James McGuire of New Jersey says RAT-SNAP saved the price of a hog after spending 1.25 on the rat poison. The cake form requires no mixing, cats or dogs won’t touch it, and it comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Dyer and Jones and Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co.
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James McGuire
New Jersey
Dyer & Jones and Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Co
Real estate transfers from Sherman county clerk deeds
The county clerk reported last week deeds recorded in Sherman: J A Creecy to W C Anderson for Whitewright property, Sept 15 1921, $712.50. W T Henderson and wife to J A Creecy for Whitewright property, April 9 1921, $1500. J W Murphy et al to W C Anderson for Whitewright parcels, Sept 15 1921, $106.25 and other consideration.
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Sherman
J. A. Creecy
W. C. Anderson
O. P
Whitewright
W. T. Henderson
J. W. Murphy
Sherman Woman Robbed at Union Depot in Dallas
Mrs. G. H. Snyder of Sherman had a handbag stolen at Union Terminal Station in Dallas while waiting for a train to Abilene. The bag contained a $2,000 diamond lavalliere, three diamond rings, and $90 in checks and currency.
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Dallas
G. H. Snyder
Sherman
Union Terminal Station
Fannin County Apportions Automobile Tax For Roads
Bonham September 17 The apportionment of highway funds by the Fannin County Commissioners Court allocates money to specific road segments. Major items include Highway 5 between Bonham and Ketor 3700 dollars Highway east of Bonham 5000 dollars Highway 5 west of Honey Grove 2400 dollars Highway 38 north of Ladonia 4000 dollars Highway 11 south of Leonard to county line 5920 dollars Telephone road north of Bonham 4009 dollars Bonham Greenville road south of Bonham 2000 dollars.
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Bonham
Fannin County
Commissioners’ Court
Ketor
Honey Grove
Ladonia
Leonard
Telephone
Bonham-Greenville
County roads to gain funds from state tax return
The last two mentioned roads are not state highways but are slated for work after approval by the State Highway Commission. They rank among the county's most traveled routes and will be funded by automobile tax revenue returning to Fannin County, totaling 27,700 dollars.
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State Highway Commission
Fannin County
Editorial Sparks From Multiple Papers
A collage of quips on society and politics from Cleveland Press Evansville Courier Lincoln Star and others. The round of jabs touches reformers wartime roles taxes checks and disarmament with a wry tone. The closing line hints at disarmament steps from the Washington conference.
Hays Criticizes P. O. Management Provokes Burleson
Dispute over postal administration surfaces as Hays seeks public criticism of his P O Department handling while Burleson accepts praise without solicitation. The note appears in a compilation from multiple papers, including Greenville Piedmont.
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Hays
P. O. Department
Burleson
Greenville
S. C
Piedmont
Heads of Families May Make Wine at Home
Washington officials said heads of families may file a notification to local collectors and manufacture 200 gallons of wine yearly for home use. The provision, approved by the Internal Revenue Commissioner in 1918, has never been enacted by Congress due to general public unawareness.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Roper
McAdoo
Congress
Nullifying Tax Exemption Enables Home Wine Making
Officials note the tax exemption allows home wine manufacturing for a family head if the product is not sold or removed from the home. The policy aims to let residents enjoy wine at home. P. J. Pierce & Sons express delight in offering comfortable dining.
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P. J. Pierce & Sons
Money to loan on farms with vendor's lien notes extended
Lender offers farm loans with extended vendor's lien notes. Contact R. H. May or Tom Barbee for terms and arrangements on mortgage security and financing needs for agricultural properties.
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R. H. May
Tom Barbee
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Grayson Old Settlers
Tuck
Union Depot
EAGLE
Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Parete Apt
SoPter Ae
Editorial Sparks
Cleveland Press
Evansville
Lincoln Star
Rock Island Argus
Norfolk
Virginian
Cheyenne Wyoming State Tribune
Asheville Times
Columbus
Mellon
Columbus Dispatch
Grover Bergdoll
Switzerland
Denver Times
Indianapolis Star
Detroit Journal
By Paul C. Miller
Denison
Odeon Theatre
Mangrum Brothers
St. Paul
New York American
New York World
Gordon Clothing CO
Your Clothiers
Gine
Sears Auto Company
Ford
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