Cotton Palace in Waco to Host Big Dog Show
Dr. G. W. Clayton of Chicago will judge the event with Ralph McLendon directing the Mckennel show. Waco hosts November 6 to 21 with likely record entries from Texas and national fanciers in cities like New York Chicago Atlanta and Los Angeles seeking entry.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Ralph McZendon
Mckennel Show
W. A. Holt
R.ea Hodges
McLendon
Melendon
New York
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kansas City
Denver
Atlanta
New Orleans
St. Louis
Palm Beach
Richmond
Burlington
Iowa
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
G. W. Clayton
Aeting
Cotton Modeling Exhibit At Cotton Palace In Waco
In Waco Texas the cotton modeling display in the art section of the Cotton Palace drew strong praise from visitors who praised the life like figures and possibilities. The committee overseeing the exhibit plans increased activity and expects a larger, more attractive display than last year.
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Waco
Texas
Severa
Cotton Palace
School Exhibits Galore at Cotton Palace Texas
In Waco Texas every major school and college will present a comprehensive exhibit at the Cotton Palace. The educational features of the exposition are of great importance and the directors seek a display valuable to the people of Texas. The A and M college exhibit will be much larger than usual.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Low railroad rates to Cotton Palace in Waco
Waco announces very low railroad rates to the Cotton Palace, open November 6 to 21. Excursion trains will be run and railroad officials seek to facilitate public attendance. Consult local ticket agents for details.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Jublic
Livestock Display Progress at Waco Cotton Palace
In Waco Texas carpenters work on permanent livestock display buildings at the Cotton Palace. The project aims to support a growing livestock industry with a larger live stock section and entries planned to surpass prior years.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Automobile and Good Roads Day at Cotton Palace
One day at the Cotton Palace in Waco Texas is set aside as Automobile and Good Roads Day. The event is billed as one of the most important days of the exposition with emphasis on transportation progress and road improvement initiatives.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Richard Heintze
Quinn
Thorndale Thorn
Governor Ferguson to Open Cotton Palace in Waco Event
Governor James R. B. Ferguson will deliver the opening address at the Cotton Palace in Waco Texas on the night of November 6. The governor has long shown loyalty to the Cotton Palace and its activities.
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Waco
Texas
James RB Ferguson
Cotton Palace
Ferguson
Early 20th Century Cameron News Highlights
Local notes report new oats unloaded by C N Green and Brothers and guests visiting Mrs Flinn in Georgetown. Cameron Postmaster Charley Porter begins Sunday duty. Mrs Pearl Graves hosts visitors. editor notes storm damage and business openings like Miss Lalla Meyers Millinery. Community notices urge timely ads and promote The Herald printing services.
Bigger, Better Show This Year at Cotton Palace
Ground is procured and plans expanded for the Texas Cotton Palace in Waco from November 6 to 21. President Ashert Sanger and Waco business leaders oversee a larger exhibit with bigger premiums, more livestock barns, a half mile race track, and a premium-driven push to boost agriculture in Texas. Postmaster William H. Hoffman promises top band entertainment by Cavallo's band, while officials tout a high toned, wide ranging exposition aimed at farmers and families alike. The article also contains editorial asides on labor discrimination, San Diego plans, and the Leo Frank lynching case.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
William H. Hoffman
Southwest
Cavallo
Press Day at Cotton Palace Draws Texas Editors
Elaborate plans frame the arrival of Texas editors for Press Day at the Cotton Palace in Waco on November 11. Leaders from the National Editorial association pledge attendance, with heavy local effort to ensure a memorable program.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
National Editorial Association
San Francisco
Sam P. Harben
The
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Houston Post
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
Fort Worth Record
Joe Taylor
Dallas News
Long Ao0
Livestock Parade in Cotton Palace at Waco
A livestock parade will be one of the Cotton Palace highlights in Waco Texas. Directors will lead a stallion cow or a jack. Prominent business men will also lead animals.
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Waco
Texas
Cotton Palace
Farmers Union organizer appeals for law on cotton sampling
D S Hollowell of Milam County urges Texans to support a law requiring gin sampling and tagging of cotton bales to prevent misgrading and losses. He argues the move protects growers from underweight bales and pressuring buyers, and offers to organize farmers to advocate legislative amendments. A second note promotes Dr King’s New Discovery cough remedy and guilt-free newspaper payments.
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Rockdale
Tex
the Herald
Texas
Milam County Farmers Union
D.S. Hollowell, Co
Farmers Union
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