Lubbock 4 H Club Encampment Concludes at Tech College
Two hundred fifty Lubbock County 4 H club boys and girls completed their annual encampment at Texas Technological College. Pig club winners were listed among many dress and sewing contests with prizes awarded by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. County and district encampments preceded this two day event, with guidance from home demonstration agents and college faculty.
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Lubbock
Lubbock County
Texas Technological College
Lloyd Eubanks
Slaton
Kenneth Moore
Acuff
Dayton McWhorter
Aubrey Shaver
Shallowater
Hampshire
Howel Smalley
County Line
Buford Batten
Liberty
Homer Garrison
Ollen Farris
Lawrence Sides
Canyon
James Potts
Duroc Jersey
Mamie Maxwell
Garza County
Hardy
Beatrice Kolloway
New Hope
Hardy Club
Tosey Club
Liberty Club
County Line Club
Dresser
M. C. Kinser
Southwest Ward
J. F. McDonald
W. G. Lofl
K. M. Renner
H. J. Bowers
Ray S. Mowery
Charles H. Mahoney
South Plains
First Caponizing School to Be Held at Snyder
Snyder June 2 The first county wide caponizing school to be held in West Texas is at Snyder Monday with more than 1500 cock erels to be caponized. County Agent W C Logan and four experts will lead, joined by women trained in this work after demonstrations by A and M instructors. Cockerels 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 pounds will be used as Leghorns and Anconas are discouraged as plans form for West Texas attendance.
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Snyder
West Texas
W. C. Logan
Chamber of Commerces
Enduring Homes or Bitter Strife Dorothy Dix Warns
Dorothy Dix argues that unresolved marital quarrels ruin children by creating hostile homes. She warns that ongoing fighting harms children’s respect, mental health, and sense of security, even when parents stay together for appearances. A calm, loving home matters more than parental pride.
Capons Drive West Texas County To Market Test
Scurry county aims to ship a car load of capons to an outside market marking a first for West Texas. Farmers receive notices via the Scurry County Times-Signal and mail urging a Sunday feeding stop and only water 48 hours before the demo, with prizes from local merchants for bringing cockerels. Henry Richter and Ed Clarkson bring 100 each, counties pledged fowls for the caporizing school, and County Agent W. O. Logan touts diversification gains citing $4,110 paid in one day for eggs cream and poultry.
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Sible
Scurry County
West Texas
Henry Richter
Ed Clarkson
W. O. Logan
Jes
Lee Davis Drives Constructive Work in Department
Lee Davis has likewise done some very constructive work in her department, contributing steady reforms and practical improvements that reflect a focused administrative effort and commitment to efficiency.
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Sie Lee Davis
Silverton Quitaque Overland Mail Line Planned
New mail service between Silverton and Quitaque to start July 1 per postmaster A F Frieze, with bids open for an overland carrier. The plan cuts train routing via Sterleyan, enabling earlier Silverton mail receipt and dispatch, linking with railroad mail cars at Quitaque.
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Silverton
Quilaque
A. FE. Frieze
Postal Department
Sterley An
Quitaque
Pasteurization Promise for Health and Protection
A health focused claim asserts that producing Grade A Raw goods results in perfectly pasteurized products for health and protection, emphasizing safety standards and quality control in processing.
Slaton and New Hope Hold Community Good Will Meet
Fifty Slaten residents visited New Hope Friday night for a goodwill program at the school. J N Townsend welcomed attendees. Four New Hope pupils sang under Frances Guffin’s direction, with Horace Hawkins as president and T A Worley Jr as vice president of the Slaton Chamber of Commerce. Other Slaton officials present included L A Wilson secretary, W H Smith public relations chair, Hi L Henderson, J E Gassaway, and Mr and Mrs B E Clark of Slaton.
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New Hope
J. N. Townsend
New Hope School
Frances Guffin
Horace Hawkins
T. A. Worley, Jr
L. A. Wilson
Slaten Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Smith
Slaton Chamber
Hi. L. Henderson
J. E. Gassaway
Tucumcari Country Club House Assured
Tucumcari New Mexico June 2 The Tucumcari Country Club membership committee began a campaign to recruit 125 members at $100 each. After two sessions totaling two hours, thirty memberships were secured ensuring construction of a $10,000 club house and land acquisition to add vineyard holes to the golf course.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Tucumcari Country Club
Drenching Rains Soak Southeast New Mexico
Special from Roswell New Mexico on June 2 reports southeastern New Mexico being drenched by heavy rains extending from the mountains west to the Texas line. The area records the wettest May in 10 years with total moisture for the month at 2.20 inches.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
Texas Line
Cod Fish Size and Weight Range Described
The statement notes that the common cod averages about two and a half to three feet in length and weighs between 30 and 50 pounds. It presents a general appraisal of typical size without citing specific study data or regions.
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TECH
M. Cc. U
Dorothy Dix
Purgatory
Dorothy, DIX
Public Ledger
News
Texas Christian University
Misses Mae Morgan
Fort Worth
Robbie Lee Polk
Killeen
Cecelia Byrne
Karma Nell Handley
Maxine Russell
Ballinger
Peggy Kipping
Houston
Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists Sound Picture
Amarillo
Royal Typewriters
W. L. Douglas
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College OF Music
Polk Street
Vie
Ome
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carmel
Lydia KW. Pinkham
Sam
Grarroon Bierra
Market St
Mt, Carmel
America
Rone In
Vleree Street
Department of Agriculture
The
Texas
BR Terrell
W. T. Adams
Living Club
Texas Weekly
Yours
Harwele
Division of Statistics
Southwest Plainsman
Plains
Panhandle
Oklahoma
United States
J. W. Cheney
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