Culling to Increase Egg Production
An exhibit from the United States Department of Agriculture at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago shows two hen pens. Twelve hens that were not culled laid 100 dozen eggs while consuming 900 pounds of feed costing 20.70, compared with eight culled hens laying the same number of eggs while using 600 pounds of feed costing 13.50. The non culled group used 50 percent more feed with no extra eggs, highlighting feed, labor, housing, and capital costs. The exhibit outlines quick criteria to judge poor versus good layers to boost poultry profits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Sir Basil Thomson Visits Texas Cities on Criminology Tour
Noted English criminologist Sir Basil Thomson and former head of Scotland Yard and British secret service travels through Texas visiting several cities to lecture on crime and policing.
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Sir Basil Thomson
Scotland Yard
British Secret Service
Texas
Eternal Quandary and Timeless Principles Reflected
An aphorism pair contrasts wasting time to saving resources with a reflection by Petrunkevitch and Webster. The first contemplates resource management, the second champions shaping immortal minds through principles and moral fear of God and love of others for lasting impact.
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Alexander Petrunkevitch
Daniel Webster
Neff Oil Tax Proposal Faces Industry Criticism
Governor Neffs plan to tax oil production at five percent to fund Texas schools draws opposition. Critics argue the levy would slow Texas oil development, hit producers already paying heavy taxes, and burden operators who face high exploration costs and marginal profits.
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Neff
Texas School Fund
Texas
Wichita Times
Neary
Wichita County
RooD FOR THOUGHT On Texas school crisis and action
A call to arms for Texas education advocates urging aggressive demand for real school reform. The letter by J. H. Lundy warns that legislature may ignore or offer only temporary relief, proposing constitutional amendment or convention as lasting solutions to protect civil liberty and self government.
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Texas
Friends of Education
J. H. Lundy
The Letter E in the English Alphabet
A playful meditation on the letter E arguing it is fortunate not cursed by debt or danger. It notes E begins existence and ease, ends trouble, provides heat life and heaven, centers honesty, aids love, and underpins editors devils and news.
Patience Defined as Active Endurance Not Apathy
A concise distinction is drawn between patience and apathy, emphasizing action and steady effort as signs of patience rather than indifference or passive avoidance. The idea centers on sustained behavior that remains engaged despite delays or challenges.
Record Elephant Tusks in New York Zoo
In the New York Zoological Park a pair of African elephant tusks, believed to be the largest on record, are described. The larger tusk extends eleven feet five inches, the other eleven feet. both bases measure eighteen and a half inches. Combined weight is 293 pounds and the ivory value is twenty five thousand dollars.
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Zoological Park
New York
Menelik
Abyssinia
Peroxide Hair Warns Off Extra in Sheik of Araby
During filming of The Sheik of Araby at RC Picture, a girl seeking an Arabian Dance Hall extra was rejected due to peroxide hair. Lighting experts warned camera lighting highlights peroxide by showing streaks on screen, urging caution for success in pictures.
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National Theatre
Citation by publication in Young County Texas case
Public notice commands Sheriff to summon Roy Shelp by weekly publication for four weeks. It outlines court terms in Graham on December 25 1922 for suit by Young County Hardware & Furniture Company over a 168.10 promissory note with 10 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees, asking for judgment and costs.
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Young County
Roy Shelp
Justee Court
Graham
Young County Hardware & Furniture Company
Texas
Justice Court
L.S
Graham, Young Co
D. D
W. P. Stinson
Baptist Womans Missionary Union Meeting Report
Baptist Womans Missionary Union to meet Friday at 2 pm in Newcastle Baptist Church with song scripture reading and prayer by Mrs Strange. President Mrs Jeffery gives greetings. Mrs Marcell presents Enlistment and Convention Report. Mrs Harris covers Circle Plan. Miss Jessie Hightower of Olney discusses Study Course benefits. Mrs Robertson speaks on Y W A importance. Poem Just a Girl by Mrs Fannie Thomas of Olney.
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Baptist Womans’ Missionary Union Meeting
Newcastle Baptist Church
Strange
Newcastle
S. R. Jeffery
Marcell
Olney
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Area Couples
A list of marriage licenses issued includes C. C. Carley with Miss Johnnie Harris, A. A. Ainsworth with Miss Margrett Lowe, C. M. Gibson with Miss Lucile Burnell, A. R. Beavers with Miss Alice Carr, Boyd Hazelton with Miss Edna Petty, C. A. Van Doren with Miss Zetta Womack, Jim Robertson with Miss Ora Hill, E. L. Sedberry with Miss Theo Sealey, C. L. Colley with Miss Edna Holder, E. J. Scroggins with Miss Nora Thompson, J. G. Sullivan with Miss Gladys Allison, Sidney Hunt with Miss Stella May Hutchings, C. E. Rogers with Miss Bonnie Carr, H. L. Ellis with Miss Helen Widmayer, and R. T. McDonald with Mrs. Maude Smith.
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C. C. Carley
Johnnie Harris
A. A. Ainsworth
Margrett Lowe
C. M. Gibson
Lucile Burnell
A. R. Beavers
Alice Carr
Boyd Hazelton
Edna Petty
C. A. van Doren
Zetta Womack
Jim Robertson
Ora Hill
E. L. Sedberry
Theo Sealey
C. L. Colley
Edna Hold
E. J. Scroggins
Nora Thompson
J. G. Sullivan
Gladys Allison
Sidney Hunt
Stella May Hutchings
C. E. Rogers
Bonnie Carr
H. L. Ellis
Helen Wid
Willie Burns Sits on Stove in Odd Incident
A fragmentary recital recalls Willie Burns sitting on a stove and burning himself. The vivid vignette mentions his name repeatedly and evokes a curious, danger linked moment from a past scene.
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Little Willie Burns
Willie Burns
tuberculosis death rate decreasing in texas
Dr. Z T Scott, president of the Texas Public Health Association, says the tuberculosis death rate dropped from 200 to about 100 per 100000 in fourteen years. He credits Christmas seal campaigns and voluntary groups for funding nurses, sanatoria, hospitals, and education to prevent and cure TB.
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Austin
Texas
Z. T. Scott
Texas Public Health Association
Want Ad Citation Issued By Justice Court
Young County Texas issues a weekly publication citation for four weeks before the return day of December 25 1922 to answer a petition filed August 29 1922 in case No 2551 involving L. [text cut].
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State OF Texas
Young County
F. Lehman
Justice Court
A. D
Partnership Dissolution O K Pipe Threading Texas dispute
Plaintiff v Hoytis and defendants Holcomb Lehman allege partnership in O K Pipe Threading Company at South Bend Texas dissolved around July 1 1922. Plaintiff seeks $195 debt plus partnership accounting and final judgment with costs. Writ return to be filed under Justice of the Peace authority Graham Young County.
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Graham
Texas
A. D
W. P. Stinson
Justice of the Peace
Young County
Final account notice for guardianship minors Keen
Chas N Keen guardian of Lawrence and Maurine Keen minors files final account in Young County Texas. Publication required for twenty days to inform interested parties to file objections by January Term 1923 at Graham County Court. Court to consider account on January 1 1923. W H Kennedy clerk. John W Saye sheriff.
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Young County
Chas. N. Keen
Lawrence Keen
Maurine Keen
Young
Graham
W. H. Kennedy
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