Is There Any Profit In Raising Poultry
A rural advisory discusses poultry profitability and how proper care and management boost returns. The piece cites a rancher who earned seven hundred percent net profit from turkeys and notes that improved housing, breeding, culling, and feeding raise flock earnings. It anticipates forming the Young County Poultry Association and invites readers to contact Frank Collins Raymond Reed or Bill Martin for details.
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Young County Poultry Association
Young County
Frank Collins
Raymond Reed
Bill Martin
Sweden's copper mine firm marks 700th anniversary
A Swedish copper mining company celebrated seven centuries since its founding in the early 1200s, shortly after the Magna Charta. Long an important enterprise, it is regarded as the oldest established concern in the world.
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Sweden
Arkansas Governor Vetoes Sunday Baseball Bill
The governor of Arkansas vetoed a bill approved by the state legislature that would allow Sunday baseball in cities with populations over 100 000. The action halts a proposal that would have permit ed weekend games in large urban areas.
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Arkansas
Presbyterian Intermediate C E Program Recital
The Presbyterian Intermediate C E section conducted a Sunday program on April 12. It featured Roll call and minutes, scripture reading from I Corinthians 15, prayer by Mrs. Duncan, and a series of student talks led by Mattie Queen Price. Topics included meaning of the resurrection, life after death, and ways to live the resurrection life now, with performances by Mrs. Beavers, Mrs. Dyer, and Lucille Norman.
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Presbyterian Intermediate C. E
Duncan
Jesus
Mattie Queen Price
Elizabeth Morrison
Frank Duncan
Texas University program cuts trim state funding
Governor Ferguson reduced the general appropriation bill by 1,231,560 dollars, leaving total appropriations at 13,167,168 dollars. The university of Texas journalism and music schools were abolished and several faculties faced layoffs, with the largest impact at the San Marcos State Normal School.
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Ferguson
Journalism
Music
University of Texas
State Normal
San Marcos
Swat That Fly Now
Seasonal guidance urges immediate cleaning to curb fly breeding. Remove rubbish piles and other attractants to stop the insect before its peak and prevent a larger outbreak later. A sharp offensive now is the best defense against flies.
Texas Railroads Expand Into Panhandle Rio Grande Valley
Railroads intensify growth across Texas with Burlington and Santa Fe planning new Panhandle lines. A Fort Worth to Mineral Wells extension aims toward the Panhandle while three systems push into the Rio Grande Valley, including Missouri Pacific’s Gulf Coast buy and Southern Pacific’s San Antonio and Aransas Pass takeover.
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Texas
Burlington
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Rio Grande Valley
Missouri Pacific
Gulf Coast Line
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Falfurrias
Uvalde
Gulf
Rockefeller Gifts Reach Half A Billion Dollars
The text notes that John D. Rockefeller Sr has donated over 500 million dollars and has a history of generosity. It mentions his early spending on clothing at 9.09 dollars and giving away 5.58 dollars. It adds that his son John D. Rockefeller Jr follows in his father's philanthropic footsteps with large gifts.
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John D. Rockefeller, Sr
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ambition and self-measurement Assertive Maxim in Discourse
A blunt proclamation declares that a person is as large as their belief and that only they can set their own limit. The quote emphasizes self-determination and personal authority over expectations.
Religion Fosters Home Strength Yet Its Absence Is Felt
A reflection on how faith supports family life and how families feel the lack of religious guidance. The passage contrasts devotion within homes with the emptiness when faith is missing, highlighting the role of belief in daily family conduct.
He Wants Toast For Dinner Sparks Quarrel At Home
A domestic dispute unfolds as a man offers a toasted drink raising a toast while his partner rejects the idea of toast for dinner demanding a proper meal. The exchange highlights a craving for a substantial evening meal over a playful or sarcastic gesture.
Blonde Bess Comments On Boss Visits At The Factory
Blonde Bess quips that the boss would see workers busy more often if he arrived unexpectedly while wearing rubber heels. The remark reflects factory morale and humorous chatter among staff.
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Bess
The Unanswered Ad Wanted: Able-Bodied Demonstrators
An old classified-style plea seeks able-bodied volunteers to show that hard work is beneficial. The call emphasizes personal effort and the value of labor without naming organizers or locations.
When You Are Disgusted With Your Home Quote
When you are disgusted with your own home go out and take a peek at somebody else's it will often bring you back with a feeling of great joy at your own blessings.
Influence of Good Men and Women Saves Nation
A reflective line credits the influence of decent people nationwide as the country’s saving grace, highlighting collective virtue and civic responsibility without detailing events or figures.
Five letter word for latest haircuts sparks remark
A reader quips that the only five letter word for the latest haircuts is woman, reflecting a playful take on fashion and gender norms in a letter to the editor.
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Blonde Bess
Indians Name Coolidge Bear Ribs For Farseeing Chief
North Dakota tribal members have adopted President Coolidge and given him the name Bear Ribs to honor a chief they see as a far-seeing, progressive leader. The designation reflects the tribe’s view of Coolidge as a forward-looking figure who embodies their traditional respect for strong leadership.
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North Dakota
President Coolidge
Chinese Masons Dedicate San Antonio Hall
Chinese Masons of San Antonio will dedicate the new assembly hall at a 12 to 3 celebration on Sunday. Dignitaries from the San Francisco parent lodge will attend. Over 70 percent of local Chinese residents belong to the lodge, with Texas headquarters in San Antonio and members also in Mexico California and Canada. The group notes that where Masons predominate there are no tong factions allowed in the lodge.
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San Antonio
San Francisco
Texas
Mexico
California
Canada
Masonic Lodge
Cheerful Girl Brightens Neighborhood Mood
A single girl with a sunny disposition lifts spirits across the community, spreading friendliness and warmth that brighten daily life in local streets and shops.
Responsibility Weighs On Us As We Measure Ourselves
A concise editorial reflecting on accountability and the standard of duty. The piece emphasizes that true measure lies in shouldered responsibilities and consistent effort over time.
Whistling Language of Gomera Stuns Island Townsfolk
Travelers describe a true whistling tongue used by Gomera mountaineers. The language, developed beyond simple signals, serves as a full communication system that mystifies locals who cannot grasp the whistlers vocabulary.
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Canary Islands
Gomera
Rose Belt of Bulgaria Dominates Rose Cultivation
The Rose Belt of Bulgaria has long been a major rose growing region with 25 000 to 50 000 acres dedicated to roses. Peasants rely on the crop for income while workers gather buds for distilleries producing attar for perfume manufacture.
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Bulgaria
Cox Family Weekend Visit to Megargel Relatives
Mr and Mrs Ed Cox and their son Perry spent the weekend visiting relatives in Megargel.
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Ed Cox
Perry
Megargel
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