Tyler Commercial College Graduates Draw High Salaries
Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas claims its graduates earn the largest salaries among state business college grads. It credits thorough stenography and bookkeeping via Byrne systems, rapid course completion, and placement in better positions, arguing lower overall cost. It states demand exceeds supply for its graduates.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Business College
Plow and Low Urges Farmers to Plant Now for Fall Crops
The article advocates timely planting of late feed crops, fall gardens, and winter legumes across the Southwest, highlighting favorable conditions, rising grain prices, and the need to maximize every acre. It calls for early land preparation, sowing opinions, and using humus crops to support next spring crops, with emphasis on sorghums, cowpeas, soybeans, and fall grains.
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Europe
Drouth
Texas
Southwest
Tyler Commercial College Ad Promotes Writing Gaurantee Readouts
An advertisement from Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas touts programs in bookkeeping shorthand and telegraphy with a $100 guarantee. It urges readers to study the catalog view student endorsements and reported salaries while inviting confidential letters if enrollment isn’t possible now.
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Are You A Better Citizen Than Your Father
A Leslie's Weekly essay urges a thoughtful comparison between a modern youth's complaints about long hours low wages and the much tougher conditions faced by his father in the past. It argues the world has improved with shorter hours higher pay holidays and better home comforts, inviting reflection on civic virtue.
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Leslie's Weekly
Women as Farmers in War Time Across Europe
Paris cables report able bodied men at the front and women and old men harvesting crops. European peasant women prove strong farmers in war and peace, with US figures showing 1,507,500 women on farms and several hundred thousand working for wages.
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Paris
Germany
Russia
Austria Hungary
France
Europe
Census Bureau
United States
Mars
Untold Tales Of Soldiers And Their Holidays
Fragmentary lines describe women hoping their lords would avoid forcing them into toil during vacations. The tone hints at encouraging brave men to stay away from home rather than return, suggesting a cultural expectation of resilience amid hardship.
Grain Shipments Resumed by Santa Fe Railroad
Grain movement from the North to the Gulf is back to normal at Temple Texas as the Santa Fe Railroad resumes operations. About 400 cars stored during the embargo have been moved to destination, with 42 crews previously idle now returning to work. Empty cars must be hauled north due to limited loaded tonnage, as four empty trains from Galveston were dispatched to wheat centers.
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Galveston
Somebodys Opportunity in Texas Legislature
A Dallas Evening Journal opinion urges a resolute stand in Austin, calling for restricting outside political influence and pushing members to focus on the legislative task. It argues only a few push politics, while most seek to dispatch business and adjourn, urging suppression of troublemakers.
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Austinway
Solons
Henrys
Websters
Dallas Evening Journal
Carl Arnold Dead in Walnut Springs Texas
Carl Arnold son of Mr and Mrs B Arnold was born in Ellis County Texas January 20 1882 and died at 1 30 Tuesday morning August 25 1914 at their Walnut Springs home after a two week typhoid illness. The community mourns as he leaves a father mother a brother two sisters nephews and other relatives.
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A. Arnold
B. Arnold
Ellis County
Texas
Walnut Springs
Carl
Mosquito Fever Spray Sold In Clifton
Ross Dead Quick Spray promoted as a remedy to prevent malaria in homes. Sold in Clifton by Price & Grimland. Also notes 244th E A Lange of First National Bank visited Clifton on Tuesday, praising its cement sidewalks and reporting heavy rain.
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Clifton
Price & Grimland
E. A. Lange
First National Bank
Word to the Wise on Clifton Merchants and Depot
The piece urges residents to support a stable local merchant with up-to-date stock rather than chasing fleeting arrivals. It praises the merchant’s efforts for the town and notes the new depot at Clifton is nearing completion.
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Clifton
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