Ninth Farmers Congress Opens at A and M College
A large opening audience of five to six hundred grew to about a thousand for the Ninth Farmers Congress at A and M College. President J H Connell of Dallas presided as a busy program unfolded including sessions on beekeeping nursery law nut culture and crop improvement with leaders from Texas and surrounding states. Notables and exhibits from Alfalfa King R E Smith and others attended while campus beauty and rainfall boosted interest as Dr J H Pope and W H Harrington addressed the crowd.
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Farmers’ Congress
A. and M. College
J. H. Connell
Dallas
Texas
W. H. Laws
Beeville
X. W. Morgan
Rule
Texas Nursery Inspection
A. W. Orr
Austin
Southwest
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Pres
National Nut Growers’ Association
McKinney
Boys and Girls of
College Station
F. W. Zimmerman
Armarillo
A. M. Ferguson
University of Texas, Austin
S. A. Minear
San Antonio
G. E. Adams
Round Rock
Claud M. Pollard
Tom Frazier
Morgan
F. 8. Johnston
A. & M. College
W. H. Harrington
J. H. Pope
Marshall
Texas Farmers’Congress
C. Hanson
Rockdale
Joe Gilbert
Marshall Isne
Copperhead Mistaken for Cat in Dallas Hen House
Dallas journalist J. C. McNealus found Tuesday morning that he had hauled out a copperhead he mistook for a cat from a chickenhouse nest. He carried it outside and escaped a venomous bite, an apparent miracle.
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Dallas
J. C. McNealus
Preacher Kills Saloonist in Oklahoma Shootout
Mangum Oklahoma July 10 Reverend J L Ray who led street services for about two years shot and killed Dick Stephenson a saloon man. Police chased him to near Altus where he was cornered in a thicket and he cut his throat as officers closed in dying soon after. He was forty five and leaves a widow and three children.
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Mangum
Okla
J. L. Ray
Dick Stephenson
Altus
Ray
Fatal Shootings at Dallas Fairgrounds Highlight Racial Tension
Two black men, Alexander Bradley and Joe Hudson, fought at the Dallas fairgrounds Tuesday morning. Hudson was shot through the heart but survived for forty minutes before dying. Separate brief notes report the death of Winter Daniels, a former Texas pressman, in Mexico City, and the release of a man named Sweet after a Fresno stage robbery arrest.
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Dallas
Fairgrounds
Alexander Bradley
Joe Hudson
Hudson
Galveston
Winter Daniels
Texas
City of
Mexico
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Silas B. Johnson
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South Texas’ Truck and Fruit Growers Association
Texas State Horticultural Society
Texas Nurserymen’s Association
Texas Swine Breeders Association
Texleo Sheep and Goat Breeders Association
Texas Division
Southern Cotton Association
Texas Alfalfa Growers
Dairymen’s Association
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Farmer Boys’ and Girls League
Woman’s Industrial Association
Texas Beekeepers Association
Texas Square Bale Growers Association
Texas Groners Association
Texas Corn Growers Association
Texas Nut Growers Association
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Southern Kindergarten Association
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Andrew
R. E. Smith
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Denton
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L. D. Amsler
Hempstead
A. and M. Board of Directors
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G.S. Fraps
North Carolina
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Negro
Fresno
Cal
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First National Bank
Bryan, Texas
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H. C. Boatwright
Guy M. Bryan, JR
L. L. McIinnis
F. M. Law
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Palestine, Texas
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Bryan Steam Laundry
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