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AuicttgieM o( ih«< revenue bill "In
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Mthlnk Short of a iiaflinal riiluui-
My.’* K*i*r*Mmailvo Mill* of Now
York, a republican member of lli'1
AV*y» and Moon* Committee. witkh
framed thr f12.VtWO.ooo tax reduc-
tion measure, today told the Uouso.
■Wfclle not agreeing with every
.provision of the bill. Mr. Mills «!?-(
fended at some length Its Income
tax rate schedules, which he do-,
acribed as the best drafted by the
€Ontoittce In the last ten years.
Discussing the proposed cut in ,
the^arimum surtax rate from 4» aux COChUa*. British aii;»ior.
. ' !r who is known as the “taxi
rosentatne dectare<l he believed1 m..a of ,ho oir- js off with two
nt*m *nieI°Pl-.t<i.i1I,\?t>SCj companions on.an S,0#O-miiL* flight
We will Inevitably breed the kind lr,>:r f(l0n,lon lo tonm, «t the
• evasion that haa characterize*^ southern tip of Africa. The route is
the administration of our post-war rtom uu^on to Calrot Kgjpt. and
statutes: while any lowpr rate *fH thence up the Nile and across
ramie an onnece.-rar> loss in reve- track less African jungf-*.
nu«- , . L7
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f! * Makos U^Kiurnh .
Mh. Mills , answered criticism
that the bin! did net benefit tax1
payers with Incomes between $-0.-|
000 and $70.00® as much as other*'
with the assertion that this is duej
**to the arbitrariness of the cuts)
ttade in 1921 and 192tWn<i the nrc-j
easily of now making the conse i
ament adjustments.”. •.
Mr. Mills defended the argumeu* ,
of Secretary Mellon that the inher!
Itance tax field should fee turn*4*!
*>vnjr entirely to the states and the J Durkin, fugitive Pplfce •‘layer, is
^tcR .-a!-tax repealed •* ! about tc came from hiding in nn
•"TW mates need the money” he! r^/rn city near the Canadian
**M. “to relieve in some measurei,wn,fr °*« *•"****> authorities
the col ssal burden of state :.nd;here have-been informed.
local take*: while the federal *«v- • >n representing him
eminent doesn't, in thP course* of! «fd« to ‘ »f'
the last few years the Infer i.., torhey Inrohing conditions that is
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CHICAGO. Dec. 9.—1/P. -Martin
years
taken over the cream of the taxes
and haa left the former to struggle
along as best they can.with the
skimmed milk.”
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First Town to Go
“Dry” mid Give
Women Vote
not to be rushed to trial: that
ly to be given sixty days to prepare
a defense and. pending his appear-
ance before a jury, he Is not to he
placed in police custody,
j • Durkin's left arm, shattered by
detective’s shot guns, requires med-
ical attention which has beert iin-
pCbjfble lit his hiding.
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NEW HARMONY. Ird.. Dec, I.—
Vf*>—This little community which
first offered to America equal po-
rigbta for women, universal
« t*1 |c#l rig
tywuwrpfai
Farming of Players
Given Consideration
by Baseball Owners
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HEAD LOCK \<S
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LY&X BA LAW KA1BK
NEJWi YORK. Dec.'f.—OP)—Ban-;
croft B. Johnson, pffeatdent of the
American League, waa given a sal-
ary increase of flO.UOO today kt
the meeting of the league officials.’
Ills yearly pay waa raised from
$.",0,000 to no.aot and hk contract!
which would have terminated la
1930 was extended to 1935!;
TfiTAtr jnr\no~~rfnr
fHirAno, Dec. a.--ad»i- a w«*
man nud n man wore enfrocateil.
four men and a woman were aorl
muly injured nail five others lean
badly hurt In a fire that destroyed
a West side Mexlran lodging hours
lust nlaht. Those seriously Intnred
were burned or suffered broken
bone* Jn lea pa from windows. .
FKliERAL BI'lLBIYIaM
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9
Kepr. acntative Blau ton Introduced
a bill today providing for erection
of, federal bulldlnrs at Hanger.
Colemxn. Cisco. Sweetwater. Breck-
enridge and Host land, to cost $1<*0,-
000 each.
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The Christmas Diajnond
. will be ‘foutkJ *( the '<
LnW JE*TDlRY store
T HE CORNER
FROITHIGH PRICES.”
Martin 0. Carry t
Opposite Empire Furniture Co.
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t.K AM) Jl BY PKORE
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^ J01* tor‘' niooriaaguwltoterwti over the]
, rmnM Im.Jw «mwi-
*° louriM, Jfl.r a ,hr |.„aiIIH , rkb! oirn.r.
:ue: f-r memorial services prior to
cortinu|ng their annual session,on |
.Vm-rican League magnates- sent
j into a meeting of their omn, S<*v-
"' ■ cral iiioJor ieagre ownera have in-
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Lear
J|{h:niv of isolation
Have Thomas Say. . zoologist;!
John Audubon, ornithologist; John
4 L Chapplesmith. engraver, and (;e*-a|r i
.....Troost. geologist, began th« 'X\t
wlftbirrafer broiight'iheni fame. . , , .... _...
, Huddled la the Wahn-h vail* y in ' l,‘ . 2 , ‘ ST Z'?** ,
ihe far southwestern *W of Inii- jo,nt **trloaalL *Dd Amencan I
ana; New Harmony has kept to It- RU.e *eM?c? ^*°rrow with rom-
: self us Interesting history except j ^isstoner Landis a pro,»osal !o |n-
when whose who kn-avr the wajr i cft,ui« present .imt of, esgli:
* here i»enetrate<. the hflls which hTde v hf> n>a-v ^ *°.at ^ oae
it from the main highways. Now £r,b<to m}V0Z territory on Option
* the EvAnsville Motor CInb and't& ’'K-v ''Qu*'- a t*r* ,l™ ' :it 1,f‘
. Hoosier Automobile Aviation lw :i payers p, r club but mtnpr
* have joined to niark and improve
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the train connecting it with adver-
tised highways.
It was in 1815 that fleorjv Uapp
brought hither from Pennsylvania
a group of German follower? to es-
tablish in the wilderness a colony
which they named “Harmonic.” Ail
the 800 settlers lived a. life of strict
self-denial, shared equally in prop-
erty. am! received the nm:ess|M» s
of life from a community dtpof.
The stone buildings they erected
are still In use. anil on an ouler
wall of wha* wa? a Uappist store
league opposition to this, which
debited a similar proposal, last
winter, jftlil is sa^l to hold firm...
Mystery Attends
Big Explosion in
Oklahoma "Village
BKGG3. Ok la. Det . 9.--A
mysterioas explosion here last piuht
shook buildings and t!?r*-w part of
j the city into darkness. I'b^icr and
! private citizens started an jiuvesjfi-
ruoin survives an old sun dull at | t<1tion but tndav th« source of the
which the pedant.- i.-s rrbl.d a blast was itlll unK-.cwn. It was
century am to march to the fi. ids j „f firs, tj,oaaj,{ ,^.If h saHO|jnt.
After the Uappists had cultivated j j,ian| (,r ;l nitrogiyr, riiic maga-
S.soo of their 3®,®0® acre* and built , zin. h;j(, ,rt „„ )>u? ’a ,.herk rcvcal.
cotton, woolen and flour mills.| wJ a„ | \
they sold the entire colony, in 1** J. y Kxcitemen^ /ripped the town for
to Robert Owen, wealthy Scolih
phiianthrop'st and social worker.
Recruiting his settlers in Scotland.
Owen brought many leaders in sci-
ence and education. The commun-
ity was named “New K.xrmflny."
and William Maclure. Scotch edu-
cator. established an advanced puj>-
11c school system. But slothfulness
view' with culture and the experi-
ment failed.
Equal political rights for women
were demanded first by- Vrr;«c:s
Wright in a speech at New Har-
mony. It was the first* community
to declare for abolition of ab ehoUc
,several minute.'* after the shock
particularly in thp darkened areas.
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SHAMROCK, Tex.. Dec.J B — (JP>
—J. H. riem. farmer living, west of
Shamrock^ was shot to dcajih at his
home last night. A shot jiun was
ft.und in he yard near the house.
Mrs. .Clem made no Mtatesnertt to
of fleers Investigating tit,. «hootlug.
1 UlSCl.L SHOALN BILL
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slavery abo’ition. I’mversal eletn-1
tary •doeiulon at public expense
without r«<irl to sex or sect w»s
first procinn ed here, and In Inter
years the ommeuity lntrodu*-?d Id
the middle we^t cohzpulsory educa-
tion. its system being the fouwi-
tkm of the Indiana compulsory ed-
ucation system later patterned af-
ter throughout the west. The first
club exd®*^^' 1m
formed her*- ‘ .
Today the village ronlalns n
h, Hnt tkoummd persons. 'The des-
cendant* of Bo founders have scat-
tered or their blood has become
• Intermingled that of subse-
* q-ient settlers.
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London. Dec . 9 -Several fa-
: ESS'S
DOl^i! greatly H.mpLiBed
^ th* m»i«
sage, a joint resolution was inttro-
duced to*|ay by Representative Mad-
den. republican. Illinois, for a
joint congressional committee to
negotiate for the private lease of
Musele Shoals
IL
n BATES REAPPOINTED
AUSTIN. Dec. 9.—l/P\—Branch
pilots for Galveston bar aad Hous-
ton ship channel were reappointed
today by Governor .Vlrlam A. Per-
gtraon. They are George I. L. Al-
lien, James B Birch and ' Joseph
Weikarth
Pilots for the Sabine District also
were reappointed.
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BEIRUT. Syria. Dec. ®.~CV)~
Several prominent Tntk* have been
arrested in Damascus on charges
of intelligence with the Druse
bands who are fighting the French,
it la seml-offically announced.
Have you h<
Floyd CoHina?” on »J
orda? We hare pit
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Traffic sect
streets of Tc
ing. acct
lice record*.
|th of
Rec-‘
iof them.
MUBIC C<T. ,
it* In th" busy
fare rapidly laereee-
to metropolitan po-
ll II. \T1Vi> OF J.l). H| t«4( Flaim
MIND NOT A urn E WHEN I
HILL WAS BADE '|
ANGELO. Dec. The ■ MAI
will of the late J. D. Fttgg. weal-j
thy cattle matr and bsukaf. i w ho
died August II at Ckickaah*. Okia . W
then hi* hsene. has been coutestis]
is a *uR filed In Irion county court1
it Sherwood. Texas, near which g
some of the largest. Sugg ranch?*
are located: Tb«> plaiutiffe are VY.>
W. Sugg of ColllngawrDrth county*
Texas, a nephew1, and William T.*
Buckley and Patriclt Buckley, reai-'
dents of New York county. New
York, sons r»f a niece. ,Tbcy *<dt
two elevenths of the value of the
estate, estimated to be worth In
excess $5,000,000.
Setting aside of th.e will and dis-
position of the property in eleven
equal parts among the children ot
the brother^, and sisters of Mr?
Sugg and their heirs is petitioned.'
n aiuly on the grounds that when
Mr. Sugg signed the last codicil on
July is he was not in p ,se«-ssic)n of /■^AliRIEit pigaons ®ill remain ma sters of jlhe air.- aays Captain Ray
his full mental facultiesi and v. is ^ Delhauor, formerly pigeon e\p»rt for the United States army
influenced unduly by Miss Hettie ^nij jB >,j,jte 0i \merica‘s advance ment Jn radui.
Orgen of San Angelo, alleged tu tmining these-messengers. .n this
have been bis chief adviser ani
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M’HITE PIJUNS. N. Y. Dee. 9.—
(jP) The Westchester county Grand
Jury today was directed to conducl
an investigation into an allege*!1
attempt to tamper with the jury
which heard Lconkrd Kip Rhine-
lander’s annulment suit against his
mulatto wife, Alice Beatrice Jones.
DEVIL DANCEKM REVEL.
PEKING. Dec. 9— It I* recorded
that while Rome burned. Nero play-
ed his fiddle; It has been recorded
here that while China staggers .in-j
«|er the weight of external and in-
ternal dilhcult|»'s the Tibetan en-
joys his Devil D*nFV. This year
the dank-0 was held at the Yellow
launasery regardless of the Contin-
ued reports of brisk fighting in the
jcountry. «
WAIT FXANS,
TDK IO. Dec. 9.—More than 50 lb
! fiuhntlal educatio.nl orgaaizatkms
in ‘Tokto have started a vigorous
campaign to abolish entrance cx-
utnlnatioiis to middle schools. .At
the present tlme.jmore students are
desiring to ont<jr middle schools
than can-Jb*r sdipltted and the re-
sulting .-Ifects ari- that many of the
applicants arc afflicted with nerv-1’
ous breakdowns due to uv* rwqr!-.. |.
studying for competitive tfsts.
OfUKfTID TlTLAN LIGHT.
FHIEUKRO. Gcr Dec. 9—When
gas lighting was installed h«*rc a
cerfctjry ago manyf G -rman papers
oppnki-d the Innovation with nslor.-
Isbink argument. It was said that
lighting up of I he darkness was n
pfoiqne interferencr with the Di-
vine . order. Danger to health and ‘
morals was predicted, lovers v/ould I
stay dot too long, colds would bej
t aught, horses would shy. burgiarMi
would be assisted.
RAIL WITOI BIX
YORK. Eng . !>• «• 9 —A rail
tor htt:-. service Cons between Stere
*nd ITIfton. Tins bus takes passea-J*
gsr* to tlir m«st convenient
v sy st^ilon s'op. The btts^j^vice
was Inaugurat-vi IsraupK persons
living In villages between hero and
Clfton arc not provided 1 with a i
convenient station.
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Faith in the American people mean* faith in
their ability to form sound judgment, when once
the facts have been presented to them dearly
arid without prejudice. Ib is this educational
work, national in its scope, that The Associated
Press performs, and upon its integrity and fair-
nras depends in large measure the course of public
opinion in the United States. This work is done
without any tinge of personal or political opinion.
A very practical need exists, and it is met by a
very practical service. It is individual in its
nature. It is a personal service for each of us,
making its appeal entirely to the intelligence of
the individual, and recognizing fully the Ameri-
can ideal of intellectual independence.
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,?ran the address of Calvin
of the United States, at the
The Associated Press, in N<
.22. 1924.
in Coolidge, President
be annual luncheon of
York City, April
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|n radio, the nrmy in still
photo show*. In it Cbiet Quarter
, master Henry Kubec hr ra<<n; a bird at the Anaco&tla. D. C.. train-
companiop . ; ing station. C apt. Ik-lhau-r is sftown in ins<-t.
W. IV. Susg received only $5.**0o. -----—— -—- -----—-———. ---- - __
under the will, the other plaintiffs
not being r»in*mi»ereil. according;
to the pctitiotl. filed .by Eastland . r. a
atternevs Miss flri-ra w l>«> **•■*-• • LON I >ON—Fur .sartors* at $7» a
bequeathed t , o-ntrli Hotel and- »W‘,r rJe Dm* whim. This m..-t l-'pular Am*ri*au product in
TrV and variety la made ofanus otter. Ot* rt* the llalkane-Am* rlton doUor*-
KlUk worth alKMit $s*mmm» in the ^ ‘ binchilla and erinioe are near ar. worried because boguii Auwrl
•N«H COME I I It ( ARTElLN
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ROW'S MONEY SCARE.
st»K|\ D»c. 4.—Cutlcclur.9 of I lie
CFntre. National Bank of San, An- |> a- i^ive Tbe gartrrs may g" ^
ara.- t.russ.^'-r • •- nass
S. Hriant. 8nn Anzeloi exeeut*»r;,
i’aliin Sug^. Akaril Hugg and Mins
Ella Sugg, all t)M/w Angeles; Mr.j
and Mrs. Nettie McCown of U'oo»l-
rurr county. Ark; R. L Gibson of,
I< ffernon county. Oklahoma: j
Stephen Gib*on of Arizona; TIU-
MoN«.N BEEN EXE4 I TIO\
SPANkN A| TO THIEVES.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 9—Wbetl
Oscfir Jacobs foiled his autornohll*
GLASGOW- Mrs. Dell, a city: Holeii m:i*1 later saw his machlu*
n;ir i*trata. was a witness at the'lH‘,ng driven ,bv youths, he took
.execution of John Kc« n. com Icted i»*tIce In hla ow u hands—more ape-
man Sugx of Lubbock and Mr*. Bell* of mUrdt/rlng u peddler in a brawl,.clffcally in hjs own right hand—
McOown of Tarraut county. Texas. She refused to send a substitute, administered a sound spankln..
saying her duty as magistrate cn*(,u ,,’y T°**k*- ^ ri
EPITAPH SELE4TED.
tailed attendance
HOSPITAL Fl.AJrr.
LONDON—An entire croaa-chan-1
LOSES X A.«( SC RIFT.
n«-l |>1ane , waa chart* d**d here to
WASHINGTON. |Xf. 9—<7P> -
Upon 1,6'<2 white atone crosses
that mark Uie resting places of un-
known American army duad In
Fran*;? the American government
will chisel this legend:
“Here rest* In honored glory an
American soldlqr known bu» to
God.” 1 _
The epitaph wit selected by the* HERMIT DIE A KH'II.
BaUl^ Monuments Commisilun., IJJNDON, Dec. 9.—About $10,000
headed ^by General Pershing, and ! In bonds and stock was • found
has been approved by Secretary . among the effect* of David Jones
‘.tPtwit inLt? *vf .. ..a < _W.
IXFNDON, Dm. The only
mumiM rlpt of a u>'W munkal t om-
carry a *i*k man wIkx could not en-|t;ly
dure the possible .bock of a
way and su-aioef trip. Special h and Guy Hon u an ,, nt..m
shcck-abuorbur* were lo’godu* i-<;
and the trip made in safety.
Davis.
ctl many ailaptationa for Its
S' ntatioii a* a musical ttum.
mansion w iart.‘
LONDON. Dec, 9—A country
mansion valued at $150,000 haa boon
giver, to Cardiff infirmary as a tea*
FLAN FINE ARTS MrsEl'M.
AUSTIN. Ikfc. -- 9.—(A*i.—Archi-
tects arc working on plan* for tlu*
Texas UnlveraDv Fine Art* Mute-
urn madi possible by gift of $150.-
W0 in cash, BOO.OOO fine arts col-
lection from Mrs. Miriam Lutcher
Stark of Oraqjfe. President W. M.
W. Splawn said today. The money
hat- Im , u placed al disposal of the
Univ«n*>ty Building ComartUee.
proprietor of a milk and t**a shop, j timonial of gratitude to tke com-
wbo dk-d jroin heart di.tPease. He tauuiVF.by Sir Edward W- Nkboja.
! bad lived as a hermit for several nulling magnate. r
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ARREST REVOLrriDNAHIKM
VIENNA. Dec. (>HBel*tade
dispatches today say 20 persons
hare been arrested on ebargse of
engaging lb revolutionary activity
in Southern Serbia In conjunction
with the Macedonian organisation.
The arrests have caused Intense
excitement. Two of them are Kosta
S'ankoric and Kaaaler Arsovlc.
Exports of grate aad grain prod-
ucts from the USited MaU* have
increased two a«*I oo<-fourth
tltees since pro-war days.
MEALS FOR SPONGES
1JJNDON.—Infant sponger which
are uninisl life that lives, on the
oeeah floor, eat yollf cell*, later,
as (he sponge grows, it require*
son ething more solid, and this iwl
brought by the rurr»nu -which
sweep minnte particles of) food Into]
a bag that is half-mouth and half-]
stomach. ,
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There are about 80 volcanoes Ini
the Malay Arc)|lpelag0 that exhibit
distinct signs of activity.
A Red Cross nurse In Alaska re-
cast ly visited distent influenza pa-
tient* by airplane.
WhFn A. r. R. WPIlaston With hi*
wife and party explored the Sierra
Novads Mountain a. Indians who
MM never seen a white woman
thought because of tier long hulr
that ska wm Wollaston’s father.
MOVE ANCIENT HOUSE.
LONDON. Dec. *.—The remaining
portions of Warwick priory hav,
bccq sold to an American, a report
Acre aays.' The buildings will bo
taken down rtoi^s by stone aad car-
ried to tie Unite# Mates.
EARRINGS GROW HINGE IL
LONDON, Dec. 9 — Four-Inch ear-
rings. Home hearing flower an
frujt designs, act'' Being shown here.
The more fanastic the design tho
more hope it sootns to have of bo-
teg taken up by tboae wbo want
-the latest.”__
AVAL* TO MIS* TROUBLE
LONDON—U I* no offense t<
walk urointf tho Hty ot ateht li
hope*1 tho Wifi’S temper win cool,
William Bout*. Hornsey gshftuori
found. Mo wm discharged wl
explained to a magistrate he
boon Uriah* u« and waa afraid so
IMAM EARTHQUAKES.
. ROME, Dec. 9.—More than 100.
Wm earthquake mock* have been
recorded ail over th« world during
the last 50 years, according to sta-
tistics published here. Most of thes-*
were only short tremors. Italy ex
perlenced the largest number of
shocks, about 25,000 while 'Japan
had only slightly less.
CIALS
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Tomorrow will be benefit day over this entire block.
The Methodist Ladies will receive a per cent of all
saF>s either cash or credit. j ,
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As a special inducement to buy tomorrow we art
v offering specials on things for Christmas especially.
Christmas Candies
ipeFruit, 4 for .....25c
Fruit Cakes
South Texas
Can G<
Fir^Tbrks
R. L. Coffee and National Cakes will be served.
P. & G. Soap Deal Saving You 25c
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Ivory Soap Deal Saving You 84c.
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Don’t Wait too Long
Your check now for $5.40 will assure you “Today’s News To-
day? for 12 month* '
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Take advantage of this liberal Holiday Kate and save
$2.40. You pay us $5.40 now and we give you the same credit as
if you had paid $7.80 after the Bargain Rate has expired. t
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Hundreds of families in ^rownwood are sending in
their subscriptions to THE BULLETIN for another year.
Other hundreds are letting the time slip by them, and will
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have to pay the regular rate of $7.80 or handle this small ac*
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 47, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 9, 1925, newspaper, December 9, 1925; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1140158/m1/4/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.