Tanlac Restores Health For Kansas Stockman In Six Bottles
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas, a leading Middle West stock dealer, declares Tanlac restored his health after a severe decline. He reports gaining thirty five pounds, improved digestion, normal appetite, and relief from dizziness and back pain. He says his wife also benefited and invites confirmation by others. All druggists sell Tanlac.
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Tanlac
George W. Logan
Peabody, Kansas
Middle West
University of Texas to expand campus with 135 acres
The UT Board of Regents will meet April 26 to discuss laying out the campus physical plant after the Legislature authorized a 135 acre land purchase. The land east of the current campus near the Colorado River will add space for buildings and athletic grounds with a $1,350,000 appropriation.
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Austin
Texas
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Brackenridge
Colorado River
Senate
House
Free Conference Committee
Mining Progress in Alaska 1919 Coal and Willow Creek
The Alaskan Engineering Commission used coal from the Matanuska field in 1919, maintaining similar scale to prior years to fuel projects. Nearby Willow Creek gold district shows active auriferous lodes under development, with details in U S Geological Survey Bulletin 714-D by Theodore Chapin.
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Alaskan Engineering Commission
Matanuska
Alaska
Government
Willow Creek
Theodore Chapin
Matanuska Coal Fields
U. S. Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Wind mill sales at Krauskopf's offer water system needs
Aermotor Auto Oil wind mills and all components for water systems are available at 23tf Oscar Krauskopf's shop. The notice highlights stock of wind mills and related parts offered to customers seeking water supply solutions.
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Oscar Krauskopf’s
Aluminum plates as ant preventive discovery
A reader recounts experiments with aluminum plates curbing red ants in Bermuda Florida and Iowa. Food left on plates remained free of ants and even a sugar can stored on an aluminum dish showed no ant intrusion. The account suggests this as a real discovery worth testing by others.
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Bermuda
Florida
Iowa
March
Good Housekeeping
Johnson Leads Texas Livestock Bill Passage
The livestock commission bill passed the House with Rep Johnson of Blanco county guiding support. It requires commission houses to bond double their daily business and remit within 48 hours after settlement, with penalties for non compliers. The measure, praised by cattle raisers, awaits Senate action and honors for Johnson at a San Antonio convention next week.
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the Livestock Commission
House
Johnson
Blanco County
Senate
RB. M. Dudley
el Paso
Texas
Sam Johnson
Sotle Clearing Commission
Wall
Blanco
San Antonio
Austin Statesman
Editorial page views by Dr Spencer on journalism fairness
Dr M L Spencer director of the school of journalism discusses the editorial page in a talk. He argues editors must allow readers to decide what to believe and open columns to all news. He calls for judicial handling of topics and an end to personal journalism and inflated advertising figures.
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M. L. Spencer
School of Journalism
Spencer
State Health Official Urges Fly and Mosquito Eradication Day
Dr Manton M Carrick State Health Officer notes rising interest in eradicating flies and mosquitoes across sections of the state. A draft instruction for home efforts and March 17 Health Week Fly and Mosquito Eradication Day outlines steps to destroy these pests and curb disease spread.
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Manton M. Carrick
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