Texas Agricultural Output in 1919 Leads in Several Crops
The report lists Texas as leading or high in multiple crops for 1919 including cotton with 2,700,000 bales valued at $472,000,000. corn at 202,800,000 bushels valued at $299,000,000. oats at 94,400,000 bushels valued at $80,000,000. rice with 609,000 bushels valued at $19,600,000. sweet potatoes at 10,450,000 bushels valued at $16,678,000. peanuts at 6,500,000 bushels valued at $13,200,000. winter wheat at 1,500,000 bushels valued at $62,000,000. grain sorghum at 9,000,000 bushels valued at $8,002,000. and broam corn production second with 10,800 tons valued at $1,500,000.
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Triais
Othor Atte
United States
Val
Texas
Free Textbook Distribution Report Notes Shortages and Delays
The late Department of Education reported on free textbook distribution in Dallas. Depositories vary by status: Practical Drawing and Glen & Company shipped up to date. Texas School Book Depository has about 2000 orders incomplete. Southern School Book Depository shipped about 1000 orders but still lacks thousands, with many texts missing from stock. Shortages include Basal Texts and various readers. some districts can adjust orders for supplementary titles. Annie Webb Blanton comments on age anecdotes from Plainview, noting laughter at age misstatements and contrasts between girls and boys.
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Department of Education
Heough
Emma Mitchell
Dallas
Pmctical Drawing Company
Glin & Company
Texas School Book Depository
Fabs
Vaaty LS
Southern School ‘Book Depositoryesti
New World Boeller
Tare
Murry
Smith
Hopkin
Tarr
Texas
Haliburton
Howe
Eugene Field
Littlejohn
Country Life
Annie Webb Blanton
Imagine a World Without Advertising Headlines
A reflective essay argues that stopping advertising would cut readers off from direct commercial news about new products and savings. It contends that advertising funds publishers and benefits consumers by informing them about better goods, prices, and innovations.
Terrace Rolling Fields Tolled By Excessive Rains And Soil Care
An article notes that heavy rains in the Southwest threaten rolling land not protected by cover crops. Topsoil erosion carries away plant nutrients, risking land impoverishment. advocates terracing and careful cultivation to conserve soil for profitable farming. Also promotes Kidney disorders warnings and Prickly Ass Bitters tonic priced at $1.25 per bottle by Carpenter Bros Special Agents.
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Carpenter Bros
Parental Raising Dilemma Echoes Neighborhood Debate
A thoughtful reflection compares raising one’s own children to judging neighbors choices. It questions how different approaches would shape the next generation if each side applied their own standards to the others. The piece invites self scrutiny and communal humility.
Notice of Seed Sale and Payment Temptations
Irregular text fragment references Lovelady Bros and Honan. Indicates a notice about selling seeds, payment delay, and pleas for understanding. Content is obscured by garbled OCR and lacks coherent event details or identifiable dates and places.
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Lovelady Bros
Bride Miga Haraky Weds Menry Jose in Carmine Temple
The marriage of Miga Olja Haraky and Menry Jose took place Tuesday morning January 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gut Harske in Carmine. Rev A H Falkenberg officiated. the bride wore a navy broadcloth traveling suit and brown trim shoes, carrying a bouquet of fragrant flowers. A bountiful dinner followed and the couple departed for Temple to reside. The bride, educated in Carmine public schools with musical training, is the daughter of Mrs. Frank J. Kubitea of Brenham. the groom is in the auto repair business in Temple, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Joble of Temple.
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Jomlemawzke
Xnd
Gut Harske
Carmine
Miga Olja Haraky
Menry Jose
Temple
A. H. Falkenberg
Rtowmt
Chola
Ntarney
East
Frank J. Kubitea
Brenham
Johle
William. Joble
Tenple
Tinea
Hirenbum Daily Bunner Press
Brunswick records set to redefine phonograph art
The Brunswick house markets a new line of multirecords with interpreters led by note directors. They promise fresh tonal values and high fidelity, aiming to captivate music lovers with precise artist interpretations and genuine composer spirit.
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House of Brunswick
Brunswick
House of Brienwich
Rapid Poe
Brunewick
Aymourices
Ware Borides Aus
Phoografih
Frig Avery
Ehvre
Brunawick
Brwroswick
House of Haunawick
Unclear Periodic Risious Attacks Feared
Fragmentary notice suggests a periodical attack pattern with subject tones and mentions Kilrows Wittocka observing reactions before an assault. It hints that victims crave little food just prior to attacks and that behavioral changes precede violence, though details are fragmentary and inconsistent.
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Risious
Perivilie
Kilrows Wittocka
Chamberlain
Wood Alcohol Toll Claims Four Dead In Oklahoma
An Oklahoma town reports four dead and several white men ill after consuming wood alcohol. Police arrest two suspects as doctors struggle to treat more victims in what authorities call a deadly bootleg liquor case.
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Frevetick
Okla
Jan
Texas Mother's Experience With a Believed Health Tonic
A Texas mother describes illness followed by recovery after using a so called women's tonic. She credits Thad method and a Reverend Wink for support and naming Meta, 308 Aanton, Texas as part of the testimonial network. The letter notes years of misery and a hoped return to health after starting the prescription tonic.
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Puerto Wimetile Powells
San Antonio
Texas
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