Poultry Breeding and Early Filtration Techniques Noted
A fragmented report describes raising 150 yearling hens with careful feeding and parasite control, mentions brooding and worm dosing routines, and hints at farm building plans. The text also references poultry practices, book technology, and early moving picture concepts observed in Roman times.
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atsetly-Anand
Death of a steer sparked by hunger in Gillespie County
A steer found dead along a ravine on a Gillespie County estate shows signs of strangling and gouged wounds after two days missing. The owner reported the animal’s missing status and located the carcass near a grape vine and a dogwood tree on the edge of the ravine. The incident is noted in Texas News.
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Gillespie County
Russian Cotton Production Likely Limited by Transportation
The Hartford Courant reports Russia’s cotton program will curb growth despite high demand. Government planning, land needs for food, and long transport distances hinder expansion while weather, tractor repairs, and weeds reduce yields. Russia may import cotton as prices and consumption rise.
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India
Egypt
Russia
Lowar
Moscow
United States
Clifton College Campus News and Sports Roundup
Clifton College’s campus page reports a Friday morning faculty installation led by Rev. J. A. Arnes with musical tributes and a choir. Campus life covers a football trip to Stephenville, a 51-8 Tarleton win, club activities, new officers, and a note on the 1084 cotton yield outlook statewide.
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A. Arnes
Clifton College
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Tiano
Larline Linn
C. T. Bos
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Clifton College Chorus
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Mem Bere
Brophenville
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W.L.F
Society News
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J. W. R. Literary
Lartine Linn
Harvey Lee Sarlett
George Hughes
Walter Kilgore
Harvey Lee Scarlett
Trew Frieda Lubke
Athletic News
Clifton
Stephenville
John Tarleon
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Tarleton
Clifton's
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Nelson
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Trinity University
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Waxahachis
Catas Fromine
Trinity
Parole Board chief urges punishment fit the crime
Arthur D. Wood, chairman of the United States Board of Paroles, spoke at the American Prison Association convention in Houston and urged reforms to tailor penalties to criminals rather than crimes. He argued current laws fail to deter hardened offenders and call for greater emphasis on rehabilitation and suitable punishment.
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Houston
Arthur D. Wood
United States Board of Paroles
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