County Superintendents Conclude Texas Conference at A and M College
County Superintendents of Texas met at College Station August 2 3 1926 with about sixty attendees. Mrs Kathryn K Robbins reported on rural school issues and Dr Norman Frost of Peabody Teachers College was a featured speaker. Resolutions urged strengthening rural schools through state party planks legislative action and increased per capita funding, plus calls for rural supervision and annual meetings with thanks to A and M College officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn K. Robbins
A. & M. College
Norman Frost
Peabody Teachers’ College
Dean FE
FE. Davis
Arlington
R. M. Woods
Huntsville
Texas
County Superintendents of Schools of
College Station
State Teachers’ Association
Strosg
Democratic Party
San Antonio
Texas Education Commission
Legislative Committee
The
Education Survey Commission
Educational Survey Commission
National Education Association
W L. Hughes
Dean's Pills touted to aid tired kidneys in women
Mrs. H. D. Reynolds reports sluggish kidneys and back pain improved after using Dean's Pills from Jackson & Read Pharmacy. Ad claims kidneys cause headaches dizziness and fatigue and promotes a 60 cent price from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cameron
H. D. Reynolds
North Crockett Ave
Jackson & Read
Foster-Milbern Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin man joins Robert Mc Lane Company
Mr. Allday of Franklin accepts a position with the Robert Mc Lane Company and his genial manner and pleasing personality have won him many friends in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allday
Franklin
Robert McLane Company
Cameron
Government price fixing cannot work say Cornell economist
James E. Boyle of Cornell University argues in the Banker-Farmer that government price fixing for agricultural goods fails because it ignores wage and input costs and would require global rationing. He notes past government wheat price fixes benefited consumers but harmed producers and warns farmers gain nothing from such policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shem
United States
James E. Boyle
Cornell University
Straight Talks About Bonds With Aunt Emmy
Mrs Norris extols a fifteen percent bond investment while Aunt Emmy questions its safety. The exchange explains bond basics, including security by company assets and the risks of high-yield bonds, urging consultation with a bank before investing any money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Emmy
Mrs. Norris
Maud Norris
Jonnny
A. B. Aumes
Mason County Plans Purebred Sire Stock Drive
The county agent outlines a plan to purchase young pure bred sires and place them with cooperative farmers. Bankers will advance the purchase price and take a one year no interest note. The aim is to ease farmers access to thoroughbreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason County
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A & M College
County Boards of Trustees
Geo. R. Felter
Travis Co
H. L. Gantz
Comanche Co
Burl Bryant
Wichita County
M. H. Weinert
Guadalupe Co
Rma
Tyler
Tyler, Texas
Free Employment Department
Tyler Commercial College
South
R. H. Johnson
Milam County
U.S. A
Europe
Emmy
Lam
J.K. Freeman
Narcissus
Square Drug
Cameron, Texas
Batte
R. L. Batte
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