Tyler College Graduates Draw Large Salaries
Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas boasts graduates earning the highest salaries among state business college alumni. The school credits its thorough stenography, bookkeeping, telegraphy, and business administration programs, claiming faster completion and access to better positions than other schools. The ad argues graduates command top wages from first employment, highlighting demand for trained staff.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Business College
Tedea
Te Oei
Ela Itiga
Plowing And Planting Prospects For Southwest Farms
Farmers face favorable moisture in the Southwest with showers boosting late feed crops and winter clover. War time grain and hay demand may push prices, so maximize acreage and keep livestock fed. Plant sorghum milo feterita Sudan grass and early peas soybeans to fit late season, with fall grains sowing when conditions allow. Cowpeas red clover and vetch offer late sowing options while preparing seed beds for the best possible harvest.
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Europe
Drowth
Sudan
Complaining Young Man Compared With Her Father
Leslie's Weekly urges a youth to consider his father's harsher era. It contrasts shorter hours higher wages holidays and home comforts now with past frugal, tougher conditions and no vacations. The piece emphasizes progress since the Civil War and questions modern discontent.
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Leslie's Weekly
Tyler Commercial College Ad Promotes Guaranty and Enrolment
A Tyler Texas advertisement touts graduates in bookkeeping and telegraphy and a $190 guarantee from Tyler Commercial College. It urges readers to write for endorsements from former students and to enroll or explain reasons for delaying.
Fall Vegetable Planting Guide for Value in Gardens
The article urges planting fall vegetables such as field peas beans turnips radishes and onions in fresh rich soil for a quick harvest. It suggests sowing winter legumes or small grains on fallow cotton fields to enrich soil and provide winter grazing, aiming to boost next spring crops with lime and fertilizers as needed.
Women Farmers Aid War Effort Across Europe and U S
The Paris cable notes women replace men in fields as crops must be harvested while soldiers fight. In the United States 1,507,500 women farm workers and 337,000 earn wages, with many white women and Southern Negroes among them. Throughout history women have shouldered farm labor during wars.
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Cabies
Paris
Germany
Russia
Austria Hungary
France
Europe
Census Bureau
United States
Cleburre for State Senator in Zith District
Flowrial Representate of Bon que and Johnson Counties do. Hugh Harris of Temple seeks the State Senate seat in District Zith amid local support. Harris campaigns on reform and regional interests, highlighting infrastructure and budgeting concerns for Temple and surrounding communities.
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Bonque
Johnson Counties
Cleburre
Hugh Harris
Temple
Notable British Women Expecting Leisure Not Labor
The passage notes that women did not expect their lords to spend vacations in toil and suggests such ideas could deter brave rascals from returning home. It reflects attitudes toward duty and leisure among social classes.
Grain Shipments Restarted by Santa Fe Through Temple
The Santa Fe Railroad resumed moving wheat from the North to the Gulf through Temple Texas. About 400 cars stored during the embargo have been moved toward destination. Pre embargo daily throughput averaged 350 cars with 42 freight crews. embargo reduced to 14 crews and now gradually recovered. Empty cars must be hauled back north, with four empty trains arriving from Galveston and sent onward to wheat centers.
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Galveston
Legislator-Patriot Pushes Resolution in Austin on Privileges
A fragment warns against outsiders mixing politics with medicine and urges lawmakers to focus on work. It argues only a few push politics while many are ready for business, calling for restraint and seriousness in the Texas legislature. The note references Dallas Evening Journal and Dallas News at $1.75.
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Austinway
Solons
Henrys
Websters
Dallas Evening Journa
Carl Arnold Dead Co. A Arnold Walnut Springs Native Dies
Carl Arnold dies at 32 in Walnut Springs Texas after two weeks with typhoid fever. Born January 20 1582 in Ellis county he leaves a father and mother four brothers two sisters and many relatives. The Walnut Springs Herald notes the town mourns his loss.
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A. Arnold
B. Arnold
Ellis County
Texas
Walnut Springs
Carl
Hastler
Mosquito Fever Spray Promises Relief in Clifton
Ross Dead Quick Spray touted to curb malaria in homes with reports of fewer mosquitos. Sold in Clifton by Price & Grimland at 2441 Ee. A. Lange, First National Bank assistant cashier, notes Clifton’s pretty streets and miles of cement sidewalks amid recent heavy rain.
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Clifton
Price & Grimland
A. Lange
First National Bank
Lange
Crawford Advance
Word to the Wise on Clifton Merchants and Depot
The piece urges Clifton residents to support a local merchant who stays committed to the town. It praises steady stock from markets and warns against chasing fleeting sales from transient traders. The article notes the new depot at Clifton is nearing completion.
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Clifton
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