Farmers Use Kerosene Remedy for Livestock Illness
Reprinted from the Waco Tribune recounts Mr. B. A. Story of Axtell who treated a livestock outbreak with kerosene oil on animals including cows horses and hogs. He drenched and soaked the neck throat and breast with the oil and all affected animals recovered within hours. The notice urges others to try the simple cheap remedy. The piece notes recent rains in Tom Green county slowed travel and damaged roads costing about 10000 dollars.
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B. A. Story
Axtell
Story
Wac. Tribune
Keep Fowls Confined for Villagers and Suburbanites
Readers are advised to rear birds in confined spaces at Bioney Making Way, claiming confinement suits villagers and suburbanites. The piece argues birds appear unattractive compared to free range but remain productive with dry feeding and egg-laying.
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Egge
George H. Pellard
Mosquito Control and Poultry Rearing Insights From Public Health Notes
State Health Officer warns Texas sees 200 deaths from malaria in the past year as mosquitoes spread disease. Practical guidance on eliminating breeding sites and protecting homes. Also advises a market-minded approach to poultry, favoring all-in confinement with dry feeding for steady egg production and reduced labor.
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Texas
Long Island
New Jersey
Blair
Cotton seed financing discussed by North Texas oil men
A Dallas meeting of cotton seed oil men critiqued financing schemes that would push seed purchases to the lowest prices, risking harm to farmers. Nathan D. Adams of the American Exchange Bank urged bankers to back deals that squeeze seed costs, prompting farmer concern about bearing the burden. Fort Worth Record editorializes for farmer-friendly banking and stronger city building laws to prevent fire and environmental risk.
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North
Texas
Dallas
Nathan D. Adams
American Exchange Bank of Dallas
Adams
Fort Worth
Prohibition Urges Slaughter Ban For Young Calves
The leading dailies call for a prohibition on slaughter of young calves and advocate a closed season to protect bovine stock. The policy stance links animal welfare with broader limits on profit driven slaughter and notes a sharp cattle decline in Texas over the past two years.
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Texas
United States
Tyler Commercial College advertises high salaries for graduates
The Tyler Texas based Tyler Commercial College claims graduates earn the highest salaries in the state due to thorough stenography, business training, telegraphy, and finance courses. It cites the Byrne bookkeeping shorthand system and promises a two to four month time reduction, a $100 guarantee, and endorsements from former students to attract enrollments.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Tex
Business College
Ial College
Texas
Adv
Only McNealus a Split Figure in Dallas Delegation
Brute Senator McNealus served as a Ball delegate from Dallas county while keeping distance from the big tent at the convention. He lectured against steam roller methods, branding Fergu son and his followers as adventurers. The El Paso Herald accuses him of fabrication if the quotes are wrong, noting his longtime support for Bailey and Bryan. He suggests he may hold balance in the senate, though the article mocks his editor-politician status. Chief Sam’s ship Liberia sails from Galveston with hundreds of freedmen heading to Africa.
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McNealus
Dallas County
Hotel del Norte
Mr. Ferguson
el Paso Herald
McNealur
Dallas
Senate
Statesman
Killibeg
Ireland
New York
Texas
Obituary Noted in Georgia Editor for Jim Jones
The Georgia editor recalls Jim Jones in a vivid obituary describing his final act of crossing a river to meet the angels. The piece emphasizes his poverty yet notes his subscription was paid and he reached the other shore in good shape. Peace to his memory.
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Georgia
Jim Jones
Jim
Texas Jew census highlights Jewish population in Dallas leads state
The Dallas chamber reports 20 000 Jews in Texas with Dallas listing 3 500. Jews make up 2 1 2 percent of Dallas residents and control 11 percent of Dallas wealth. The report portrays Jews as integral to Texas industry and a capable, persistent citizen group shaping commerce.
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Dallas
Texas Commerce
Ohio Toledo oath on behalf of Te & Co firm
Luca Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner that Te & Co will pay sums for sworn claims in Ohio Cumberland County In presence of Notary A W Gleason. F J Cheney Co Toledo advertises Hall's Fatrarrh remedies and pills with testimonials.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Luca Frank J. Cheney
City of Te & Co
A. W. Gleason
F. J.4cheney & CO
D. Ces
Tal Hall
Hall
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