Brethren Daily Banner Publication Notice and Subscriptions
Public notice from the Brecken Banner Publishing Company detailing subscription options by mail, weekly and yearly rates, payment terms in advance, and address for correspondence. Includes mailing preferences and publication notice obligations for the press and readers.
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Planting and sorting grain to boost Texas yields
An instructional tract urges Texas small grain farmers to select the heaviest, cleanest bundles for threshing, reseal shocks, and ventilate stored grain. It describes methods to separate good seed from weed and light grain using improvised bins, pipes, and a simple wire-bottom cleaner, arguing this improves overall crop value and farm efficiency.
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Sion
Texas
Walking 24000 Miles for Water Story in The Progressive Farmer
The North Carolina Christian Advocate recounts a farmer whose family carried water from a spring a quarter mile away. After his wife endured thirty years of this labor, he digs a well at the house, realizing the wasted time and effort. The piece critiques crude home water methods and mocks political candidates trading barbs while promising progress.
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North Carolina
Christian Advocate
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Local Manufacturers Display Promotes Homer Vicinity Commerce
A community showcase of products made and loaned or lent to the region highlights local industry. The display aims to strengthen commerce in Homer as town leaders urge residents to support nearby businesses.
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Homer Vicinity
City Building Notes on Prosperity and Cooperation
A dated promotional essay urges community welfare through cooperation and aggressive advertising. It emphasizes local merchants supporting markets, the Commercial Club, and public improvements like streets and shade trees, arguing prosperity requires active effort and laws that build rather than hinder progress.
Roosevelt Still Finishes Strong as Reform Faction Emerges
The article argues a third party will form around Roosevelt, resisting Taft’s tactics. It holds that Roosevelt and his hard fighters Hadley Flynn and Bohrah will not be crushed by Taft supporters. It predicts Roosevelt will rule or wreck the party, with a new Progressive party drawing votes toward a Democrat if needed.
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Continuation schools as industrial education model
Charles R Richerux argues evening continuation schools are the main form of industrial education, offering practical training in math science drawing and technical subjects for youths over 14. He notes benefits of day classes for 14 to 18 year olds, apprenticeship models, and the need for employer cooperation to allow work hours for schooling while maintaining wages.
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Charles R. Richerux
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Indian Tradition Of Creation Red Man
An Indigenous account recounts how the Great Spirit used clay from a deep sea to form dry land after a pipe carried on water formed the world. Creators, including a beaver a duck and four turtles, failed to obtain clay. the duck alone returns with a small amount. The Great Spirit shapes land and bodies, instructing humans on care for the world amid warnings about forgotten laws.
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