Texas Plains Wolf Hunt Ends In Trophy Capture
Capt A F Wilson and party traced wolves on the Texas plains while chasing antelope. After traveling from Dallas to Big Springs in Howard County they pressed along Slaughter ranch area and pursued game with a pack of thirty hounds. A long chase across rough country ended when antelope escaped and only two wolves were killed, ending the hunt with Captain Wilson expressing satisfaction and intent for future outings.
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Sam Adama
Hanrue
Dallas
Meware
Mash Adams
Royal Perris
Howard County
HL. Slaughter
Serent
Auto Noble
Slaughter Cattle
Lobe Olvan
Horton
Caples Wily
Messra
Rae
Autor
Great Table Land
Hey
Wileon Age
San Antonio Spring Carnival Offers Unique Attractions
Announcement describes the San Antonio Spring Carnival and Battle of Flowers from April 17 to 22 with a feature attraction titled Toans. It notes season excursions via Ucket agent International and Great Northern railroad with tickets on sale and exclusive Malt April 22 information.
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San Antonio
Ucketa
Informa
Ucket Agent International
Great ‘Northern Railroad
Students Seek Summer Farm Work For Agriculture Students
Charlee H. Alvord, professor of agriculture at the college, urges Texas farmers to employ agricultural students during the summer months. He notes many students want immediate farm work for practical experience, asking farmers to host groups or individual youths for June through September. Alvord cites prior success and asks farmers to contact the college for placement details.
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Charlee H. Alvord
Cullewmn
Alvord
Texas
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Roeason
Agricultural Department
Ohio
Ivote
Indiana
Texan
Parm Oxnery
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Alvor
Profersor of Agriculture
College Sistion
Annual tap of the Kons Volunteers at A. M. College
The Kons Volunteers hold their yearly tap at A M College in a military ceremony. Members vote to maintain the organization led by L. Rata with honors for noted attendees. The group observes Jacinta Day each year and displays uniforms with gold trimming. Fiske Wright of Waco is named major of the group.
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Kons Voluniners
A. M
Fiske Wright
Waco
Large Texas social event features Baylor game and dance
The Moe Volunteers mount a major Texas gathering in Bryan with chairmen named for arrangements and finance. Merle Lewis Light Guard Band of Houston to provide music as Baylor plays Bayor college in a midweek baseball split, followed by a dance in the college hall attended by Baylor girls. A tragic accident near the event injures a local boy. the father and boy receive care as the community notes the day's entertainment and concerns. The congress aims to aid industrial growth while welcoming settlers to the region.
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Moe
Flake Wright
Fomcard
CML
Henderson
K McCullough
Krewger
Quinlan Adams
Tate
Texas
Bryan St
Tiste
Merle & Lewis Light Guard Band
Houston
Bayor
Abe AL
Taylor
Immigration agenda sparks southern agriculture and labor needs
Washington, April 17. A rewritten communique urges more agriculteurs and skilled labor for the South. Mr Hodges, new immigration commissioner, backs industrial growth to ease unemployment and avoid racial tensions. The plan emphasizes tobacco, sugar cane, and other crops, calling for regional development and outside aid if needed.
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Hodges
Congress
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