Ousley Returns From Texas Tour Addresses Agents
Col. Clarence Ousley head of the extension department at A and M College returned from a trip through Central and North Texas ending in Dallas where he spoke to the county and district agents. He urged agents to cooperate with federal and college authorities and warned against private schemes while detailing peanut hog feeding trials in Georgia and the rise of large cooperative curing plants backing hog production.
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A. and M. Extension Department
Central
North
Texas
Clarence Ousley
The
A. and M. College
North Texas
Dallas
Dallas ‘News of
United States
Ousley
Department of the Agricultural and Mechanical College
Oriental Hotel
W. F
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural, and Mechanical College
Agricul
Examining Trial for Warren Thurman Heard in Bryan
A high interest examining trial was conducted Monday afternoon before Justice of the Peace McGee in Bryan. The case concerns a complaint filed against Warren Thurman the prior Thursday.
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Warren Thurman
Justice of the Peace McGee
Bryan
Mr. Thurman
Edge community theft charge over property taken by force
The case involves a man charged with theft after a complaint by Emma Jones Green that he forcibly took a horse and hogs from her Edge home. He was placed under bond as the proceeding proceeded. The complainant is identified as a colored woman.
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Emma Jones Green
Mortgage notice leads to release on own recognizance
The court found the testimony insufficient to hold the defendant after evidence showed a mortgage held by Mr. Thurman to cover the debt. The justice released him on his own recognizance. County Attorney Lamar Bethea led the state case with Hudson & Hudson representing Mr. Thurman.
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Thurman
Lamar Bethea
Hudson & Hudson
Sinking fund for illness taught by family savings plan
The American Magazine recounts a man who created a sickness sinking fund. Starting with $50 and $2 weekly, his discipline grew with raises and a expected child, yielding over $100 after two years and $250–$300 after three. The plan reduced income shocks and prompted health budgeting.
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March: American Magazine
Youthful Hero Doris Giles Receives Bronze Medal
Doris David Giles, who rescued a companion two and a half years ago, was awarded a bronze medal at a city auditorium event. The honor, presented by the Ralston Purina hero commission of St. Louis, noted his service to others as Rev. W. S. Lockhart announced the act and pinned the medal during the municipal entertainment. Giles is the son of Mr and Mrs D Giles of Wellborn and nephew of Coleman Hardy of the Eagle Printing Company.
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Doris David Giles
City Auditorium
Lockhart
Young Giles
Ralston Purina Hero Commission
St. Louis
Dr. Lockhart
Giles
Houston Post
Doris Giles
D. Giles
Wellborn
This County
Coleman Hardy
The
Eagle Printing Company
Goreki and Paradowski Marry in Bryan Church
Tom Goreki and Helen Paradowski were wed at St Joseph's Catholic Church Bryan at 10 this morning with Father J B Gleissner officiating. Goreki a Marlin merchant. Paradowski daughter of Joe Paradowski a Bohemian farmer from Leonard community. They will reside in Martin.
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Tom
Goreki
Helen Paradowski
Bryan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Marlin
Joe Paradowski
Leonard Schoolhouse
Boy charts path to preacher life with playful vow
A Sabetha Herald chautauqua piece quotes a small boy who says he wants to be a preacher because he plans to shout in church for the rest of his life, noting his mother's heart being delighted.
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Sabetha Herald
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Moon Bros
E. F. Parks & CO
Col. Ousley
Wiederman
Allen Smith’s
Bryan, Texas
Bryan Commercial Club
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