Educational Preparation A Crowing Requirement For Heels In Modern Business
The piece argues that modern industry demands scientific training and formal education for bank and business workers. It highlights the American Institute of Banking as a model, noting its 28 years of operation, 64 526 members, 10 060 graduates, and 375 000 bankers in the U.S. enrolled or supporting institute work. It emphasizes education as essential for advancement and competence in banking and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
American Institute of Banking
Amer
American Bankers Association
United Shates
One Cow Outperforms Twelve For Milk Economics
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission argues that analysis of over 100,000 dairy records shows single cows producing 500 lbs of butterfat yearly yield $178 over feed cost, versus $168 for twelve cows at 100 lbs each, before labor and housing costs.
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Bulletin
The
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Linam Pioneer Dies at 76 in Waco Texas
W. H. Linam longtime Texas resident died May 10 1929 at his son James Linam’s home in Waco aged 76. Born in Mississippi he lived 23 years in Waco and fathered ten children including Mrs. M. M. Chambers and Mrs. Mattie Griffin of Cameron and Tom Linam of Maysfield. He was a Tabernacle Baptist Church member and funeral was led by Rev. Melton with six grandsons as pallbearers.
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W. H. Linam
Waco
Texas
James Linam
Linam
M. M. Chambers
Mattie Griffin
Cameron
Tom Linam
Maysfield
Mississippi
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
Melton
Judge and Mrs. Watson Host Lawn Party for Sixty
Judge and Mrs. John Watson entertained about sixty guests Friday evening at their home. The lawn and interiors were decorated with vari colored lights and Larkspur and sweet peas. Amelia and Virginia Freeman supervised the punch bowl as guests enjoyed brick ice cream and cake after games and stroll cards.
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Judge
John Watson
John
Maidie Watson
Amelia
Virginia Freeman
Community Vacation Bible School Opens June 7 at Ada Henderson
The Community Vacation Bible School will open registration June 7 at Ada Henderson School. Miss Jane Tulloch of Belton will serve as Superintendent this year. The program welcomes children aged five to fourteen.
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Community Vacation Bible School
Ada Henderson
Jane Tulloch
Belton
Class Party at Yee High School Honors Miss Slaughter Home
Members of the Yee high school shorthand class visited Miss Euline Slaughter at her North Travis Street home last Wednesday night. They enjoyed dancing games on the lawn and indoors, with punch and cake served during the evening.
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Yee High School
Euline Slaughter
North Travis Street
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The Cooper and Wiese families express gratitude for the support and floral offerings after the illness and passing of their wife and mother. Special thanks go to Mrs. Frank Heintz and Mrs. J. P. Hefti for their constant attendance.
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Frank Heintz
J. P. Hefti
County Equalization Board Sets May 27 to 30 Session
The County Commissioner's Court acting as a board of equalization authorized the County Clerk to notify interested parties to attend sessions May 27 28 29 and 30 to review 1929 renditions. Residents of Precincts 6 7 8 and 5 meet May 27, Precincts 1 2 and 5 May 28, non residents May 29, railroads and gas firms May 30. The Court will also hold a regular session with Justice of the Peace reports.
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Commissioner’s Court
Board of Equalization
Justice of the Peace
Presbyterian Auxiliary Sees Mexico Mission Outlook
Members of the Presbyterian church auxiliary met in circles for a lesson on foreign missions with circle leaders Mrs. Henry Sapp and Mrs. George Mode. The session focused on education and religious outlook in Mexico. Next Monday they hold their annual birthday party at the church with a free will offering to support two girls schools in Mexico.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Circle
Henry Sapp
George Mode
Mexico
Woman Missionary Society Circles Meet For Luke Study
The Baptist church Woman Missionary Society held Monday Bible study in circles. Eunice Taylor Glass circle met with Mrs. Wilson Gunn with 11 members, 1 new member Mrs. George M. Day, and visitor Miss Oleta Elliott of Buckholts. Mrs. John A. Smith led the afternoon, Lillie Mae Handley circle met with Mrs. W. H. Henley with 12 members present and Mrs. Henley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Grace Saxe
Eunice Taylor
Lottie Moon Circle Holds Meeting with 15 Members
The Lottie Moon circle met with Mrs. J. P. Mosley and 15 members present led by Mrs. John Denson. They will reconvene next Monday for Mission Study. Individual schedules list Eunice Taylor Glass with Mrs. F. J. Beckerman at 3 50 P M Lillie Mae Handley with Mrs. George McGehee at 3 30 P M and Lottie Moon with Mrs. Jack Andrews at 4 00 P M.
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Lottie Moon
J. P. Mosley
John Denson
Eunice Taylor Glass
F. J. Beckerman
Lillie Mae Handley
George McGehee
Jack Andrews
Local Knights of Pythias delegates attend Texas convention
M. G. Cox W. W. Chambers and W. O. Triggs left Cameron Sunday for Beaumont to participate in the state convention of the Grand Lodge of Texas Knights of Pythias. Cox holds an important grand lodge role and Chambers is the local lodge delegate.
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M. G. Cox
W. W. Chambers
W. O. Triggs
Cameron
Beaumont
Grand Lodge of Texas Knights of Pythias
Mr. Cox
Grand Lodge
Mr. Chambers
Triggs
Texas
Diamond weighs 255 carats fetches 400000 dollars
A diamond weighing 255 carats sold for 400000 dollars at auction. The sale underscores strong demand for large gemstones with bidders pushing the price per carat high. No buyers named in available copy.
Doctor prescribes pills for back pain in Irish joke
An Irish doctor tells a patient with back pain to take a pill a quarter hour before the pain begins, promising to put him right. The exchange showcases humor centered on medical advice and timing.
Engagement Sparks Outlook In A Boston Day
A cheerful speaker notes her engagement has transformed her view from dull Boston to something like Lapland. Whezer cites Simpkins’ absence as unknown. he left in his old car. The dialogue hints at family banter and a brighter mood.
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Whezer
Boston
Lapland
Scotchman’s land helped form the national capital
The land on which the White House stands belonged to David Barnes, an aged Scotchman, who reluctantly surrendered 600 acres to the federal government as negotiations progressed to create the national capital.
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White House
David Barnes
Federal City
National Capital
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Hecels
By Harold Stonier
Harold Stonier
Watson
Community School For Bible Study
R. T. Cooper
W. C. Wiese
W. C. Cooper
H. G. Cooper
C. F. Gyllenb and
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Baptist W. M
K. BP
Mamie Arnold Hefley
Stanton E. Dossett
Geezer
Simpkins
Central Shoes
Elmo Vaughn Dry Goods Co
Cameron, Texas
S. M. Burns
Rollins
Palm Beach
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