Farmers discuss soil and crop prospects in county end
A farmer notes conditions in the south end of the county, praising better soil, moisture, and improved planting prospects. He observes varied sand depths, predicts higher yields from corn and acorn, and remarks on land preparation, diversified crops, and cautious field management ahead of harvest.
Styling Efforts Keep Garments Affordable and Quality High
The text argues stylish clothes need not be costly. It notes some manufacturers add style without raising prices to mediocre levels while maintaining high quality. With proper styling, fabrics, fit, and satisfaction follow naturally.
County boys urged to chase prizes at National Corn Show
In a call to students, county youths are urged to enter the National Corn Show next February in Columbia South Carolina. Winners receive free tuition scholarships at the agricultural school. Those needing details can contact Prof. Ic. Keane at A and M College or visit Bryan for full information.
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Kent
Columbia
8. C
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Ic. A, Keane
A & M, College
Bryan
Fellows Celebrate Odd Fellowship Ninety Third Anniversary
The local lodge marked the ninety third anniversary with a gathering at Carnegie Library lecture hall. Uncle Bitty Brewer of Rising Star spoke on the order’s origin and progress, noting 2.5 million members including Rebekah branch, and annual benefits around six million dollars. Brewer recalled the 42 year old wine accident and praised Odd Fellows for aiding him. Brewer left for Dallas after midnight. Bryan lodge is represented in the grand lodge. Silk industry statistics from Washington report 852 establishments employing 105,235 workers, 80 percent women, with wages totaling 38.57 million dollars.
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Odd Fellowship In
America
Carnegie Library
Bitty” Brewer
Rising Star
Tabernacle
Order
Independent Order
Rebekah
Axwi
Odd Fellows
Brewer
Glenn Pilea
Brewer Teft
Dallas
Grand Lodge of Texas
Bryan Lodge
Rand
James D. Grant
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
New Jersey
Pennaytvan Ise
Texas Leads in Livestock and Rail Revenue Rise
From Austin Texas April 22 reports show Texas leads in livestock and rail revenue. Freight revenue rose to 46 026 318, with operating revenues totaling 63 207 409, up 920 018 from last year. Operating expenses increased 1 682 680 to 46 031 550, reducing income from operation to 149.
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Nome
Italy
The
Bulletin ‘of Agricultural Statistics
International Initiate of Agriculture
Meuron
Jon
Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Tolown
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