Opportunity in Cotton Classing Training in Texas
The article promotes training in public cotton classing for men and women, noting Texas leads in cotton production and thousands of warehouses demand classers. It highlights a $30 course, exam licensing, and the benefits of proper grading to avoid price losses for farmers. The piece connects education to marketing knowledge and national crop importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Weinert
Market and Warehouse Department
Texas
South
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
The Promise of the Future in Toby's Business College Ad
Prospective students urged to train for success in Bookkeeping Banking Shorthand Typewriting or Telegraphy at Toby's Business College Waco Texas Edward Toby president and free catalogue available The ad emphasizes training for youth to boost future crop prosperity and commercial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Toby’s Business College
Waco
Edward Toby
Toby's Business College
UT News notes faculty leave and student publications
J A Yarbrough of UT philosophy and psychology receives a one year leave to pursue advanced psychology study at the University of Chicago. UT journalism students earn praise for a recent Austin Daily Statesman issue and plan annual demonstrations. 250 copies of the UT Song Book ordered by Fort Worth merchant W C Stripling for morning singing sessions. The Daily Texan will likely publish daily except Saturdays during the Summer School term with Milton F H Ling as editor in chief and Ruby A Black, Lester Wilson, and Maud Milam in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Yarbrough
School of Philosophy and Psychology
University of Texas
The
Unversity of Chicago
School of Journalism
Austin Daily Statesman
F. W. Gaff
University Publications
W. C. Stripling
Fort Worth
Stripling
Daily
Texan
Milton F. H. Ling
San Antonio
Ruby A. Black
Thornton
Lester Wilson
Dallas
Maud Milam
Waco
Weekly exporting to feed Europe dominates Atlantic trade
Substantial share of export business is devoted to shipping food to Europe’s starving nations. Since January 1, Atlantic ports have moved a stupendous total of food cargoes, illustrating the priority given to relief shipments over other exports.
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Europe
Atlantic
Twelve transatlantic liners carry 72,253 tons of food from Portland
A Boston Globe style report notes twelve liners totaling 72 253 tons left Portland Maine between April 25 and May 9 with most ships bound for Italy and two to England The U S Food Administration said food shipments would ease after June 30 boosting shipping demand and lowering rates The Shipping Board fleet under Food Commission control is expected to ease tonnage shortages while Atlantic coast warehouses prepare for released freight and port congestion improves after spring labor troubles Subscribe for the Herald
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Europe
Portland
Maine
Italy
England
New York
Atlantic Sea Board
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