Texas Experiments Association Program at A and M College
Seventh annual meeting of the Texas Experiments Association during the Twenty-Second Annual Meeting of the Texas Farmers Congress in College Station Texas on July 17 18 and 19 1919. Officers include Louis Wermelskirchen President C H McDowell Vice President A S Ware Secretary and treasurer A B Conner executive committeeman. Various sessions cover cooperative fertilizer experiments cross pollination in sorghums sheep breeding rice and cotton seed selection with multiple speakers from A and M College and Texas A&M agricultural stations.
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Texas Experiments Association
Texas Farmers Congress
College Station
Texas
Louis Wermelskirchen
C. H. McDowell
Denton
A. S. Ware
A. B. Conner
Farmers Congress
G. S. Fraps
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
A. &. M. College of Texas
R. EK. Karper
Lubbock
A. B. Crow
Chillicothe
Spur
J. M. Jones
Division of Animal Industry
A. & M. College of Texas
H. H. Laude
Rice
E. P. Humbert
Division of
A. H. Lehdigh
A. & M. College
William A. Bowen
the Farmers Fireside and Bulletin
Arlington
J. 0. Morgan
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Canning season in Texas brings abundant berries grapes and fruits with peaches plums cherries pears figs and muscadines likely to go to waste without preservation. The notice urges stocking jars soldered caps canning outfits and supplies as prices rise amid global food demand.
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Texas
War Savings Stamps and Rub-My-Tism Ad Pitch
An advertisement urges readers to treat their pocketbooks as a best friend by investing in War Savings Stamps. It also promotes Rub-My-Tism as a pain killer that relieves rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related soreness.
Thrift and Food Conservation Advice for Winter Supply
Citizens are urged to conserve food through preserving, canning, and pickling to aid a starving world. The message compares human effort to animals gathering provisions and promotes War Savings Stamps and guidance from Extension Service and county agents for proper canning methods.
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The
A. and M. College
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Health
The tonic purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine. It boosts energy, appetite, and color in cheeks, and is praised as a trusted, pleasant remedy used for malaria and strength building for decades. Available at drug stores for 60 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
Curious Patent Remedy Claims Cure for Malaria and Fevers
An advertisement touts 666 as a cure for malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe. It claims to kill the fever parasite and serve as a splendid laxative and general tonic.
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