Coyote School Opens Year With 69 Pupils Enrolled
The Coyote School started the year on Monday October 17 with a good turnout of patrons and friends attending an opening assembly. Bro Nichole Mosheim Methodist pastor gave a devotional that inspired students and adults. Teachers hope for continued cooperation to keep the school as the best plural school in the county.
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Coyote School
America
Bro. Nichole
Mosheim
Methodist Church
Fox Imitates Animals In Quiet Field
A fox replicates lamb bleats and cat mews in a quiet field, surprising nearby observers and prompting discussion on animal mimicry and camouflage behaviors.
Ornithologist Counts Bible Dove Mentions at Thirty-Five
An ornithologist analyzes biblical references and calculates that the dove is mentioned thirty five times across the text. The finding highlights the bird's symbolic presence in scripture and biblical narratives.
Card deck counts vary by origin and queen absence
Playing card decks show varying sizes from 32 in Chinese decks to 120 in Hin dustani sets. Notably Spanish packs have historically lacked a queen.
Farm notes show 4-H gains and terraced barley advice
Denton county 4-H member near Sanger earned 97.19 dollars from five acres and 1577 pounds of lint cotton. A Comanche county farmer cites terraces boosting yields from 50 to 30 bushels. Dewitt county promotes Hutham clover after cattle grazing and hay yield. Floyd county’s Mrs Green reports 114 white leghorns yielding cash, and Wharton county girls profit 253.20 from 258 hens and 395 pullets.
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Clarence Anderson
Sanger
Denton County
Comanche County
Robert Randon
Dewitt County
Wharton County
Is Texas spending too much for education
A Cameron Enterprise opinion piece argues Texas spends far less per pupil than many states, urging Texans to preserve education funding and standards. It cites NEA statistics showing Texas at 59.45 per pupil versus New York at 168.81, and emphasizes the need to avoid slashing education to protect future citizens.
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Texas
United States
Research Division of
National Education Association
New York
America
Cameron Enterprise
Essay Writing Contest for School Children in Texas
The Texas Tuberculosis Association announces an essay contest funded by a board member for public, private, and parochial school pupils from sixth to twelfth grade excluding the five largest cities. Prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars will be awarded in two grade groups for essays on What Should a Grade Pupil Know About Tuberculosis. Final judging by county and state officials emphasizes information quality (75 percent) and English/style (25 percent). Entries close March 1, 1933, with details from the association or Sanatorium in San Antonio, Texas.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Tuberculosis Association
State
Wisconsin Judge Awards Old Age Pension to Mohican Leader
The last of the Mohicans, Maq-wau-pey in Mohican tongue and William Dick in English, receives an old age pension from a Wisconsin county judge. He claims to be the sole living speaker of the Mohican language.
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Wisconsin
Maq-wau-pey
William Dick
Eel Produces Eggs Only Once in Lifetime
A milestone biology note confirms that female eels spawn a single time before dying, marking a unique reproductive strategy. Scientists highlight the evolutionary advantage of this semelparous life cycle and its implications for eel populations.
Christmas shopping and Texas progress notes
The piece urges early Christmas shopping and thoughtful greetings, highlights Brownwood’s a valued pecan tree, and notes Texas retail gains and savings from UT tests. It hails San Antonio business events, a $15 million progress luncheon, and calls for Texas constitutional support and World’s Fair plans to mark a century of state progress.
Thumb rings urged for married men by columnist
In a wittycolumns note Greenylle Piedmont argues that married men should wear rings on their thumbs rather than on their noses, a playful challenge to traditional jewelry etiquette aimed at modern domestic life.
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Greenylle Piedmont
Rodent Control Saves Big State Funds In Texas
Texas rodent control work by the U S Bureau of Biological Survey and Texas A M College Extension saved the state over 200000. L C Whithead based in San Antonio reports 307000 acres treated native rodent control and 66911 premises in rat control using 114866 pounds bulk bait 2934 pounds liquid bait and 6285 pounds carbon bisulphide.
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Texas
United States Bureau of the Biological Survey
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
L. C. Whithead
Whitehead
San Antonio
Norway
For Sale Farm Implements from Bosque Implement Co Clifton
For sale two row S H cultivator in good shape a five dollar S H one horse grain drill ten disc second hand grain drill a good corn harvester and a good International truck offered by Bosque Implement Co Clifton for quick sale.
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S. H
Good International
Bosque Implement Co
Clifton
Druse brides in Syria gift husbands daggers for faithfulness
In Syria Druse custom, each bride gives her husband a dagger to be used if she proves unfaithful, reflecting a stark ritual of marital fidelity and control within the community.
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Syria
Treasury Department Handles More Money Than Any Institution
The Treasury Department of the United States manages larger sums of money than any other institution globally, reflecting its central role in national finance and economic policy.
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Treasury Department of
United States
Cliftex Showings Highlight Sally Blane Stars and Laurel and Hardy
A vintage cinema ad highlights West lore star Zane Grey with Heritage of the Desert featuring Randolph Scott Sally Blane and J Farrell MacDonald at the Cliftex. Added Laurel and Hardy comedy County Hospital plus The Gay Caballero with George OBrien and Conchita Montenegro and Maurice Chevalier in Love Me Tonight. Also promotes Amatuer Daddy Law and Order Impatient Maiden and urges early dates with 10 and 25 cent admissions.
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Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Sally Blane
J. Farrell MacDonald
Paramount
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
County Hospital
George O'Brien
Victor McLaglen
Conchita Montenegro
Romeo
Mexico
Robin Hood
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
Chevalier
Paris
Seine
Mimi
Charlie Ruggles
Charles Butterworth
Myrna Loy
Dance Night at Biffle's Pavilion with Granbury Orchestra
Saturday night October 22 at Biffle's Dance Pavilion features the Granbury Orchestra. Admission 50 cents. Ip Central Texas Fair runs October 27 28 23 with related events and listings.
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Central Texas Fair
Womack Hall
Ab Biffle
Granbury Orchestra
Central Texas
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