College Echoes Editorial Staff Easter-it-Cnet Asuras.
An old campus paper notes student clubs and events at Clifzon College. It highlights Choral Club, Orchestra, and rival literary societies J. W. RK and Emersonian, with campus greetings, visitor reports, and student entries. A Hillsboro game recap, music notes, alumni news, humor bits, and stray anecdotes fill the page amid campus life.
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Clifzon College
Femeiy
J. W. RK
Emersonian
County Cotton Report for Bosque County 1931 harvest
Three thousand one hundred forty five bales of cotton were ginned in Bosque County for the 1931 crop prior to September 16, compared with three thousand four hundred seventy five bales ginned by September 16, 1930. Report by T. L. Dunlap, Special Agent.
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Bosque County
T. L. Dunlap
Meridian Couple to Wed in Los Angeles
Announcements record the marriage of Dr Elmo Alexander of Ockdale California and Miss Katherine Tutt of Meridian in Los Angeles. Dr Alexander is son of Dr and Mrs Joe Alexander of Meridian and Mrs Alexander is daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Tutt of Meridian.
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Meridian
Elmo Alexander
Ockdale
Calif
Katherine Tutt
Los Angeles
Alexander
Joe Alexander
J. L. Tutt
India holds fifth of world people in 320 million estimate
An area under two thirds of the United States hosts about 320 million people, accounting for roughly one fifth of the globe's population. This snapshot notes India's vast population relative to its land size and global standing.
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United States
India
Chileal iodine by-product nitrate link powers supply
Chile provides about 90 percent of global iodine, a by-product of its nitrate industry driving widespread supply.
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Chile
Texas and Texans by Will H. Mayes
Reventhy Governor Sterling cites excess beli in Texas and the South. Farmers seek labor at high prices amid market limits. Texas oil wealth discussed, with calls to conserve resources and reduce crops to match demand. South Texas growers cut acreage 25 to 64 percent. South Texas Press Association urges a November Texas made goods promotion. Texas manufacturers urged to publicize products to Texans.
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Reventhy
Sterling
Texas
South
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Whiter
South Texas Press Association
Texas Weekly
C. M. Hammond
Coca Cola publicity boosts business value and growth
The piece notes Coca Cola’s steady growth driven by advertising, with franchising now valuable. It highlights a San Antonio plant sale for $600,000 to Shreveport buyers after 22 years, showing persistent promotion yields wealth. It also covers county library demand evidenced by McCulloch County’s annual report and library book pooling plans. Navarro county women canned over 750,000 cans for winter, with merchants selling 180 canning outfits and over 1,000 families stocked. Cuero welfare group of women provides clothes to needy children.
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San Antonio
Shreveport
McCulloch
State Board of Education
County Board of Education
Navarro County
Terraces on 200 Acres Valued Over $1,000 by Dr Blankenship
Dr W W Blankenship of Mosheim reports his terraces on 200 acres in Bosque and Coryell counties cost over 1,000 dollars and boosted yields. He says terraces yield markedly more cotton and corn than unterraced land and have raised land levels above terraces. Farmers are invited to view his terraces in both counties.
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Bosque County
W. W. Blankenship
Mosheim
Coryell County
Blankenship
Bosque and
Coryell Counties
Dr. Blankenship
Bosque Or
Bauxite Supply From Dutch and British Guianas
The Dutch and British Guianas provide the world with one fifth of its bauxite supply, the ore rich in aluminum, underscoring their strategic role in the global metals market.
Club boys entering pigs for Dallas Fair
Willie Wen zel, Albert Wen zel, and Herbert Wen zel of Cayote entered four Berkshire barrows in the Dallas Fair club section. Two more club boys likely will show at Dallas Fair: Johnnie Helms of Garnersville and Joseph Knust of Cayote. Club entrants may also show the same animals in the open class against older breeds.
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Willie, Albert
Herbert Wenzel
Cayote
Dallas Fair
Johnnie Helms
Garnersville
Joseph Knust
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Texas Tech Mart
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Trinity Lutheran Church
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