Cotton Insect Control By Sulphur Mixtures For Weevils
A US Department of Agriculture circular summarizes recommendations for sulfur and decoctions to control cotton flea hopper and boll weevil. It covers timing, number of applications, and field results from Port Lavaca experiments. Early treatment improves control. dusting is advised when insects are abundant, with significant emphasis on timing and cost efficiency for large acreages.
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P, Ewing
Rl, McGurr
Unites States Department
Agrcwultare
Burea
Port Laveca
Fort
Dusling
Port Lavaca
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Sagker
Preadytertan Su School Esc Morsed Text
A fragmentary entry mentions a school event or fair with foods like chicken, pies, cakes, and drinks. The readable lines reference Dr Pepper and a community gathering on a Sunday, with unclear details about organizers or exact location.
Public notices and social events at Bernardo Hall
June 7 event in the city invites public sale articles. Bernardo Hall hosts Musik Mussa Orchestra with tickets 9 dollars. H. H. Johnson of Houston visits en route to San Antonio. Also advertising cold drinks at EBlockmen's Cafe and local church activities.
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H. H. Johnson
Houston
San Antonio
Rotarians Gather for 297 Convention in San Francisco
Rotary International readies the 297th convention in San Francisco June 19 to 24 with 200000 members from 80 regions. Maurice Duperrey outlines a world view and the aim of promoting international understanding through service.
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Rotary Internatianal
San Francisco
Howard
Hi Feighiner
Ron Tary
Maurice Duperrey
France
Santa Crus Sedweat
Roney Inteliations
China
Japan
Hoth
Calltord
Unley
Nea
Rotary
Paul Harris
Amd
Sag Froptiste
Oaklynd
Lesund
Roisnars
Duperrey
Senator Suluk Thanks Voters Expresses Gratitude
Senator J Suluk publicly thanks voters of the 15th senatorial district for broad support that enabled a re election bid without opposition. He pledges to serve with interest of the district first and to seek guidance from constituents, aiming to learn from them and uphold their needs. The note mentions accompanying social notices and several local names and travels in Oklahoma City, Missouri, and Kansas.
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J. Suluk
Bilt
Demcomic
Hltoenth
Rotarians Seek Tolerance In Global Health Effort
The text argues for enlightened attitudes and respect for laws and customs while advocating intolerance toward prejudice. It questions whether societies stop short of embracing equal respect and cooperation, urging Rotarians to aid eradication of disease and promote international understanding through inclusive actions.
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Jwischebion
Political Platforms and local notices in Seventh District race
Congress candidates Saoble Nat Patton of Crockets and Pe Bowe campaign on a United American platform advocating wage minimums from 200 to 600 dollars monthly, price controls on coblicktap SUG Pes and wheat, college student bonuses, and taxes on high incomes. Dr Howe proposes universal minimum wage and pension schemes, with 10 percent tax on incomes above 60 per month. Also notes the expulsion of Mr and Mrs J B Smith from Mineral Wells and local visits by Joe O Luna and Adolph Vacek's mother in Sealy.
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Congress
Saoble
Nat. Patton
Crockets
Howe
J. B. Smith
Mini
Eral Weils
Hewttt
Smiles and social notes from a small town week end
Vague musings on goodness and cheer open the item, followed by social notes. Mrs. A. Stenfiens hosted W. B. Addison and W. A. Dickersons family over the weekend in Lockhart. W R Terrell and Betty Juilett head to Kerrville for a summer visit. Miss Diphone McKininney departs for Kerrville to serve as a Camp Arrowhead counselor.
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A. Stenfiens
W. Baddison
Grandus ston exercises attend by regional names
Miss Gladvy Maris Davidson Friday arene of this past week drew a crowd including Grace Fisher O W Dickerson and Mire from Bradford Trnots Mrs AHS Nortonal Detroit Michigan DMI Mrs Wd Wright Zegie Laks and Mrs Chester Bignns of Friendswood at the grandus ston exercises, Wherten Spectator reports.
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Houston
Grace Fisher
O. W. Dickerson
Bradford
Trnots
Ahs
Card of thanks for help during move in Richmond area
A brief note of thanks to friends and neighbors for help in packing and getting ready to move. Special thanks to Emearing Michaels and Bob Holman of Richmond who spent a weekend visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Holman, for their support.
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Michaels
Bob Holman
Richmond
Fia
Hla
Mrs
Nat Holman
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Columbus, Texas
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Harry D. Larson
Upstatry
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Rotary Club
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