Henry Henrys Bitter Attack on Dry Law in Conroe
Former U S senator candidate Robert L Henry opened his senate campaign in Conroe May 3 attacking national prohibition as a failure. He urged a national referendum on repealing the 18th amendment and opposed a Texas statewide referendum. He linked prohibition to crime, evasion, and family harm, defending state rights and Jeffersonian principles.
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Henry
Conroe
Robert L. Henry
United States Senate
Texas
Earl B. Mayfield
Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
William Jennings Bryan
Gov. Hogg
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming
Jackson
Davis
Bryan
Nebraska
Typhoid Fever and Public Health Guidance
An article explains typhoid fever as a year round risk with peak in late summer and early autumn. It details transmission through contaminated food water milk or hands and emphasizes isolation and sanitation, fly control, clean food handling, and proper sewage to prevent outbreaks. It notes carriers and the value of laboratory testing and vaccination as a preventive measure.
Knopp & Metzger Advertises Poultry and Plumbing Deals
WANTED eggs and poultry of all kinds. Knopp and Metzger announce a full carload of galvanized pipe in all sizes at reduced prices. All water supply materials and sanitary plumbing items offered at lower prices. Obtain prices for ongoing work. 30-32 Oscar Krauskopf.
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Oscar Krauskopf
Proper care of cream in spring and summer
As warm weather approaches some cream producers struggle to deliver cream in good condition. Winter handling rules may not suit summer needs and odors from a vegetable cellar can taint cream. Wash and scald separator can and pails after use and keep dry. sun shine provides a cheap drying method.
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Thedford
Feeding Less Grain in Dairy Cattle on Pasture
The text notes some cows nearing end of lactation may thrive on grass alone, but overall farmers should still include grain. When pasture is abundant, less grain is acceptable, though total reliance on grass is not advisable for the herd.
TWO TEXANS KILLED IN TRAIN BOILER EXPLOSION
Fort Worth May 3 engineers and fireman on a south bound Texas and Pacific freight train were killed when the locomotive boiler exploded about a mile north of Keller. The dead are C Breen of Fort Worth and J W Wade of Bonham. The blast severed telegraph lines isolating the dispatch office. An automotive official arrived from Fort Worth to investigate.
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Fort Worth
Texas and Pacific
Keller
C. Breen
J. W. Wade
Bonham
Forth Worth
L. L. Oliver
Three Texans Die When Small Plane Crashes in Fort Stockton
In Fort Stockton three people die as a passenger plane wrecks near the business district. Smoky Adams, pilot from Ozona, and passengers Jack Thorp of Fort Stockton and Mangum Johns of Imperial perish after the craft nosesives from about 200 feet. Thorp funeral set in Fort Stockton. Adams to Ozona. Johns to Imperial cemetery.
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Fort Stockton
Smoky Adams
Ozona
Tex
Jack Thorp
W. P. Thorp
Mangum Johns
W. A. Johns
Imperial
Texas
Rice Lynn
San Angelo
Thorp
Adams
Johns
Imperial Cemetery
Liberal Calf Feeding During Winter Yields Better Finish
An University of Missouri experiment fed six groups of 400 pound calves through winter. One group gained 1.5 pounds daily, another 1 pound daily. Liberal winter feeding let calves reach market in 60 days of summer. leaner calves required 140 to 160 days. Less liberal winter feeding proved more economical on grass and produced faster gains overall.
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University of Missouri
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Elmendorf
Otto Cowan
Oscar Stein
Eastman Kodak Company
Kodak
W. H. Schaefer
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Schanduu & Reichenau
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
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