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Best Reading for the Family Offer and West Point Cadets
An advertisement offers Texas Farm and Ranch and The Bryan Weekly Eagle at 1.50 for one year. A dispatch reports West Point first class cadets will graduate in February to meet officer shortages, with Miles and Alger approving the change. A Washington Star excerpt quotes a humorous exchange about politics and a curbstone fakir tale from Senator Sorghum.
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Texas Farm and Ranch
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Southwest
West Point
Washington
Army
Miles
Alger
United States Army
War Department
Third Cavalry
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star