Poultry Pioneer Johnson Builds Texas Egg Farm
The text describes Johnson running a Texas poultry operation with Leghorn stock and an incubation farm near Mexico. It notes tornado damage five years earlier, 800,000 eggs sold last spring and summer, and sales to Mexico and South America. Johnson's long-time passion for poultry is highlighted.
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Johnson Poultry Texas
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Johns T
Hat
Wichita Falls
John Sol
Mexico
Yha
South America
Level Tate
Wantedand the Kind Boy Imitates Best in School
A fragmented description outlines the ideal boy who is honest respectful and attentive. He listens asks appropriate questions keeps neat appearance and speaks proper English. The passage contrasts him with disruptive behavior and highlights self discipline and politer conduct in daily school life.
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Texas Led United States Farm Demonstration Rise Originating Here
College Station Texas figures prominently in the history of agricultural extension. The first US county agent was appointed in 1906 in Smith County Texas, with farm demonstration work beginning in 1903 on Walter G Porter farm in Terrell. By 1912 it joined the A and M Extension Service in College Station, growing to 270 white agents and 42 Black agents.
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College Station
Texas
United States
Houston
Southern Agricultural Workers’ Association
Seaman A. Knapp
Walter G. Porter
Terrell
Knapp
United States Department of Agriculture
East Texas
Louisiana
General Education Board
New York City
W. C. Stallings
Smith County
Extension
A. & M. College of Texas
H. H. Williamson
The
Texas Service
Reward funds for Weatherby murder to be returned
Funds posted as a reward for the Weatherby family murder on the Sam Hamilton farm in Gray County will be returned. The Hall County National Bank says most donors’ addresses are on file and checks are ready to mail. those lacking addresses are asked to provide them promptly.
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Memphis
Texas
Weatherby
Sam Hamilton
Gray County
Hall County National Bank
J. Frank Norfleet
Arlington City Hall Nearing Completion
Arlington's new city hall progresses toward completion with brickwork on the top story and basement plumbing underway. White face brick used on the exterior aims to make the building one of the town's most attractive structures.
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Arlington
Winters to Build Dam for Large Water Supply
Work will start on a diversion dam on Bluff Creek near Winters following a city bond election of 72 656 65 dollars approved 84 to 53. Winters also bought a new fire truck erected a new water reservoir and completed paving.
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Bluff Creek
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Day Law Prohibition Finance Passes House Amid Debate
In Washington the House approved the prohibition enforcement item within the treasury post office appropriation bill despite intense dissent. The measure totals 13 1/2 million for enforcement and 1 000 million for the bill, with 813 million for post office and 303 million for Treasury. It also funds public buildings and tax refunds, marking a major session milestone with eight supply measures remaining before March adjournment.
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Colorado
House
Treasury-Post Office
Post Office
Treasury
Presbyterians to Hold Congregational Meeting After Sunday Service
Notice states Presbyterian Church will hold services on Sunday December 6 with Dr. BH S Springall from Dalles addressing the gathering after the morning service at 11 00. A congregational meeting follows to consider possibly calling a pastor while naval services at 21 00 are listed.
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BH. S. Springall
Dalles
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