Inventors in Texas Patent Announcements in 1913
Texas residents are named in a Washington patent office notice listing patents issued for October 25 1913. Recipients include George C Aristow Cuero for railway crooning C Carpenter Newton Molahita carburetor regulator Matt Fousek Austin cattle ward Francis D Hagan McKinpey Peter P Haring Golied cotton wheel ng machin Albert K Murat Dallas garment walat adjuster George F Labus Wlectra wrench for rotary watt dettin Frederick W Sally Austin and F Hudson Des Moines tows suspension switch operating means William W Pitts Austin spring suillaer oyster Marcos Robinson and W A Davis Chico corn and eation planter Darius HR Rohrer Paribouha combined plow and barrow Alexander Swith Gollad narrow attachment F Mean Antonio off burner Silas W Vaught Gorman windmill attachment
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Poalman
Murray
Dalles
Texas
Washington, D.C
George C. Aristow
Cuero
Marcos
German Women and Thrift Emphasize Efficient Household Skill
J Schmidlapp told the Optimist and Commercial Club in Cincinnati that German women lead in household management. He praised German training in continuation schools and the Empress’s example, arguing a good housekeeper must understand cooking and economic practice.
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J. Schmidlapp
Cincinnat
Wdyn
Traian
Germany
Kuche
Hart Schaffner & Marx Ulsterettes at $20 deal
Winter comfort showcased with Hart Schaffner & Marx Ulsterettes priced at $20 featuring belt back and adjustable collar. Advertises suits and overcoats in varied fabrics, with price range from $18 to $30. Highlights value of $20 offering.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Prairie dog settlement in Colorado described in odd figures
An article notes a prairie dog presence in Colorado with a claimed population of 600 million over 8 by 140 square miles, though census data are absent. It describes extensive burrows and the impact of railroad construction on the dog colonies and their habitat.
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Colorado
United States Census Bureau
Numan ‘Organization
Household Management Ideals echoed by Wealthy Women
The text argues that if women of wealth and intelligence valued general household efficiency, they would set an example for the wage earner families. It emphasizes combining scientific approaches with economic sense to influence domestic management practices.
Guy P Bittle Joins I G N Railway Staff
Mr Guy P Bittle has accepted a position with the I G N Railway. He is an experienced railway man who has served in several departments of the company and at the Bryan station. His proven efficiency is expected to benefit the department.
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Baill Centurion
Clactnnail
Hildren
Rman
Guy P. Bittle
Bryan
Mittle
Local farmer to manage operations despite split bar duties
Mr Itewaystate will continue farming operations with several places manned by competent help. He will personally oversee and manage the Hop end and keep apartment moving as before, ensuring no interruption to work.
Sunday School Teachers Meeting at Baptist Church
S. S. teachers hold meeting tonight after prayer at the Baptist church. Program includes Isennon Approach led by J. M. Hare Leenon Story by Nannie Berry Doctrinal Points by Dr E Weaver. Additional Sunday School matters to be discussed and full attendance of officers and teachers requested.
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the Baptist Church
Isennon
J. M. Hare
Leenon
Ie Nannie Berry
E. Weaver
Local Protests Tempered by Law Over Teapaaning
A message urges public calm and lawful action regarding Teapaaning. Officials say hunting will disrupt birds and must be avoided. The statement asks people to respect the spirit of the plan and face consequences for violations.
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Wyol
Big Prairie
A. M. Waldrop & Company
Values Men's Wear
JM. Caldwell
S. H. Dunlap
S. S
Tex
Eugene Edge
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