Boston Parents Visibly Grief Stricken Over Faber Reprieve Refusal
Mr and Mrs Philip Faber of Boston weep as Governor Curley denies reprieve for Abraham Faber condemned for involvement in the Dedham bank robbery and killing. The youth must face execution or life on the last mile with Murton and Irving Millen at Charlestown penitentiary.
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Philip Faber
Boston
Abraham Faber
Dedham
Mass
James Curley
Murton
Irving Millen
Charlestown Penitentiary
Knee Deep in June on Texas Farms
Minnie Fisher Cunningham notes mixed crop conditions as farmers face knee deep grass and Sudan grass challenges in June, highlighting extension guidance for dairying and forage management.
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Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Extension Service
Sudan eat value reduced by half when allowed to be cut
Extension dairyman I R Eudaly states Sudan hay value halves if left for grazing. He advises cutting for hay as codified, and if grazed but not kept down, then mow half now and the second half after two weeks. grazing that day will not be interfered with.
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Dairyman i. R Eudaly
Sudan
Pasture Mowing Tips From Enndaly
Enndaly says mowing twice yearly controls weeds. Cut high at first three to four inches, then mow lower the second time to remove suckers and new branches.
Planting plan for a three ton per cow silo
The note outlines a crop plan to produce three tons per cow for silo filling. It suggests cane or grain sorghum as potential crops and mentions planting now if moisture allows, with use of the cats bubble as a growing area if conditions are favorable.
Cattle Culling in Texas Drought Sparks Feed Reform
Budaly asserts cows require dry feed and notes roughages beat grain. He urges planting one ton of hay per cow and criticizes drought policy that removed about a million dairy cows from Texas farms. Remaining milkers face testing to prove they are worth their costs.
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Drouth
Texas
Bundaly
Uncle Hade Wipplett Travels to Old Mexico
An elderly traveler, eighty six, begins a rapid trip to Laredo and Monterrey recalling Civil War scenes. He marvels at Jacuesta road over steep slopes, contemplates City of Mexico travel, and notes currency exchange of three pesos sixty centavos per dollar.
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Fir
Hide
Mexico
Laredo
Brazos Reny Waco
Hade
Strateht
Jacuesta
California
Pacific Ocean
U. S
Feyterrey
Mattie Lois
Monterrey
Gotham
Flints for Viotorists Director School of Automobiles
The item references the director at the School of Automobiles and the International Correspondence Schools. It conveys a formal note about leadership and affiliation within automotive education organizations. No dates or events are specified in the readable text.
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School of Automobiles
International Correspondence Schools
Natural forces aid business recovery says American Banker head
R S Hecht writes that business recovery hinges on natural economic cycles rather than government aid. He cites improving industrial activity, rising consumer confidence, and gradual leadership shifts toward proactive strategies. He urges adaptation to new psychology and forward looking planning.
Clarification on Fort Worth Family Names Stated
A brief correction notes that Mrs R. M. Jones was described as a sister of the late T. L. Rodgers, not P. L. Rodgers, in an earlier Fort Worth item. The record clarifies the correct initial for the deceased.
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R. M. Jones
Fort Worth
P. L. Rodgers
T. L. Rodgers
Havana Market Sells By The Portion Of Rabbit Or Chicken
A Havana shop advertises meat sales by portion allowing customers to purchase only the specific amount of rabbit or chicken they want. The notice emphasizes customization and portion control for shoppers.
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Havana
Poison Ivy Compound Identified in Experiments
Experimental trials examined over 800 tons of leaves which revealed the ivy poison urusmiel, a distant cousin of curbelig avid, as the toxic agent. The finding follows extensive 31 reenb experiments and notes the chemical’s relation to related compounds.
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Urusmiel
Curbelig
Hopkins Co Farmers Prepare for Dairy Pasture Seeding
SULPHUR SPRINGS June 9 Farmers in Hopkins county seed pasture with clover dallis grass and respec ten this spring County agent SS Nes recommends mixing the three seeds and feeding two pounds of the mixture to every 160 pounds of feed This method protects seed and keeps pasture fertile while minimizing impact on young plants Other farmers mix seeds with barnyard manure and spread on pasture
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Hopkins County
Spring
SS. L. Nes
Bankers Association Boosts Advertising for Public Confidence
The American Bankers Association Advertising Department reports rapid progress in using its informative newspaper ads to rebuild public confidence and goodwill for banks. It stresses that sound banking rests on private initiative and skilled management rather than laws.
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American Bankers Association
Ania
Missing person case amid forest search uncovers no leads
Frippli vanishes amid a prolonged search by authorities and locals. The investigation focuses on a farmer community and a string of mysterious clues around abandoned mines and nearby sites. No definitive trace has been found yet, with officials urging patience as the case remains unresolved.
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Mayfield
Garden Club
Mrs. Philip Faber
Keene Hardware
Tnade Wipplett
Old Mexico
W. B. Hermes
University of California
Marquis Hall
Denton Teachers College
D. R.l.marquis
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By C. R. Strouse
R.S. Hecht
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Toate
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Gish
United States
Bankers’ Association
Frippli
Francois Pietri
President Lebrun
France
Fernand Bouisson
J. W. Peeler
J. M. Donaldson
Peeler Medical Bldg
Henry R. Scates
Ove Oie
Nat’ Bray
Ives
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Brannon
Bonham Drug Co
Yrexcription
A. B. Carter
Brannen
Bonham, Texas
Mooney Motor
Dallas
JPRIP
Bonham Dallas
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Vooney Motor Coaches
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