Convention of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association in San Antonio
The forty second annual Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention gathers June 16 to 18 in San Antonio with meetings at the Gunther Hotel and Fidelity Building. Speakers of national repute will address pharmacists, followed by Fidelity Fiesta entertainment and life below the Rio Grande themes. The event includes a pyrotechnic display, prizes from donations, and a closing barbecue and dance in Brackenridge Park with an expected 2500 attendees.
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Texas Pharmaceutical Association
San Antonio
W.W. (. Burns
C. E. McElroy
W. H. Whisenant
Col
F. A. Chapa
W. C. Burns
Gunther Hotel
Fidelity Building
San Antonio Drug Company
South
United States
Fidelity Fiesta
Rio Grande
Albert Kronkosky
Wm. Ochse
Texas Drug Day Travelers Association
Pharmaceutical Association
Artist's Texas trip reveals drought era woes and growth
Merrit Leroy the Oshkosh artist and his companion Monroe Durst returned from a long motor journey through the Midwest to Texas and Mexico. He warned that drought, irrigation costs, and transport expenses make farming unprofitable in the arid Southwest while oil regions show boom towns. Leroy plans another Texas visit next fall.
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Merrit Leroy
Oshalongkosh
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican
Monroe Durst
Fredericksburg
Texas
Leroy
Mr. Leroy
Oshkosh
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas City
Joplin
Dallas
Oklahoma
Laredo
Edo
Rio
Lar Grande Valley
North
Kansas
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Dr H Schmidt Reports Possible Dew in the Back Cause
Dr H Schmidt of Texas A and M announces a potential disease cause from an organism found in animals with dew in the back in Bellville Austin County. He notes repeated tests and shared findings with Dr A T Kinsley in Kansas City and Dr V S College Veterinarian for further study at the Station Laboratory.
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H. Schmidt
Texas Agricultural Experiment’ Station
A. & M. College
Bellville
Austin County
Sehmidt
Schmidt
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas City
Houston
Farm Tenantry in the United States bulletin noted
Students of Farm Tenantry will find a clear discussion in Bulletin No. 278 of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station by Dr. William Bennett Bizzell. The bulletin traces the historical development of farm tenantry and its economic and social impact on rural welfare with emphasis on the South and Southwest, presenting authorities’ views and stages of land reforms and current concepts addressing problems.
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William Bennett Bizzell
Cotton Acreage Reduced by One Third
A Texas report compiles cotton acreage data from 182 counties noting a total planted area of 488 460 acres this year and a 4 087 140 acre reduction from last year. Projected yield sits near 2 500 000 bales due to late crop development and poor conditions.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
United States
Austin
Texas
Spray Formula to Control Flies on Cattle in Texas
C M Evans Animal Husbandman at A and M College of Texas provides a spray formula to reduce fly damage to milk cows. Mix 9 quarts coal oil 1 quart cedar wood oil 2 quarts standard coal tar stock dip. Use a small hand spray when flies cluster on cows. repeated applications can kill many flies and help control or exterminate the pest.
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Texas
Family thanks helpers after destructive house fire
Fred Nemkey and family express sincere gratitude to all who assisted during the devastating fire that destroyed their dwelling. They also thank those who provided service and financial donations. Subscribe to the Standard.
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Fred Nemkey
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B. Youngblood
College Station
Hubert Schmidt
Facus
Mickie
B. Terrell
Commissioner of Agriculture
Louis Ofhler
Peter Schneider
Otto Schneider
Schneider Produce CO
Laxcarin
Firestone Cord Tires
Louis Kott