Texas Farm Congress at College Station in August
The Texas Farmers Congress holds its twenty second annual session in College Station on August 9 to 11 with general sessions and several affiliated programs led by groups such as Horticultural Society Dairymen's Association Poultry Raisers Association and Field Crop Improvement Association Notable out of state speakers include Dr G E Warren Cornell University and W B Bizzell Texas A&M along with Will B Munson J T Orr and O H Gross All meetings are free to the public Railroad half fare return tickets available limited to 250 receipts. Dormitories are free and meals are served at a low rate for attendees Automo bile parties receive care and special attention for ladies attending the congress.
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Texas Farmers Congress
College Station
Horticultural Society
Dairymen’s Association
Poultry Raises’ Association
Field Crop Improvement Association
Honey Producers Association
Truck Growers Association
Farm Management Association
Experiment Association
Horse Breeders Association
de. G. E. Warren
Cornell Unversity
Ithaca
N. Y
W. B. Bizzell
Texas A. & M. College
Congress
Will B. Munson
Denison
Judge Gough
Hereford
J. T. Orr
Dallas County
State Council of Agriculture
O. H. Gross
McLennan County
Waller News Busy with Church and Local Visits
Waller social notes list attendees at Penick church including Smith Albert Foster and Misses Fredie Duke and Martha Kretchmar. Visitors and locals drop by Brookshire Hempstead and Pinick with names such as J C Smith W F Smith J B Whitsett Noah Whitsett Zelda Martin A W Foster and Chas Clark families and spouses are noted.
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Smith
Albert Foster
Fredie Duke
Martha Kretchmar
Penick
Chas, Clark
W. J. Robertson
Lodera Clark
Martha Kreichmar
H. Smith
Community notices of travel and local visits
Miss Christine Ayres left for Houston Sunday night after a week with friends. Misses Lucile Bains and Virginia Mills, who spent weeks at Peabody Normal in Nashville, Tenn., returned home. W. D. Cooper remains bedbound with fever. Ice hooks belonging to Wilpitz Co. should be returned to the meat market. R. R. Bains and others visited Hempstead Tuesday to see ball games. Joe Cliett returned to West after weeks with relatives.
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Christine Ayres
Houston
Lucile Bains
Virginia Mills
Peabody Normal
Nashville
Tenn
W. D. Cooper
Wilpitz Co
Adv
R. R. Bains
Rose Sumner
Hugo Seidel
A. H. Muske
N. G. Pier
Z. Donigan
Hempstead
Joe Cliett
West
It Looked Like a Battlefield in Europe Says Dursier
A Pennsylvania hotel guest described a chaotic scene as he observed a pile of dead rats killed by RatsNaP at Peoples Drug Store. The ad lists sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 with sale guarantees.
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Europe
Mr. C. Dursier
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug Store
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