Prizes Offered by Texas Industrial Congress in 1912
The Texas Industrial Congress announces a $10,000 gold prize pool for the largest yields in ten acres across several crop classes including cowpeas on leguminous ground, kaffir corn, mile maize, cotton, and Indian corn. Prizes range from $250 to $1,000 with 29 total awards, open to all and requiring monthly crop reports and strict record keeping.
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Texas Industrial Congress
Farmers of
Texas
Congress
Cox Evans
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Buck
Henry Exall
Texas Industrial Con
Citation for court summons in Young County 1912 case
The sheriff is commanded to publish weekly summons for J G Bowles and M D Vanderford for the district court term in Graham on March 4 1912. Plaintiff R Campbell seeks title and possession of Olney land in several blocks and lots with damages and restitution.
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District Court
Young County
Graham
R. Campbell
J. G. Bowles
M. D. Vanderford
Towit
Olney
Texas
Town of
Young
Campbell
Lord
J. L. Vaughan
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Committee On Rewards
Dallas
G. S. Fraps
Texas Experiment Station
Catskills
Dr. King
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
John C. Burns
John Wesley
Legal Reserve
Fay Marshall
G. C. Hollingsworth
Wilson Building
Leonard K. Thompson
Minneapolis
THE
Rock Island
Graham Light & Supply CO
Electric Light
W. F. Babb
State OF Texas
M. D
Vanderford
J.L. Vaughan
District Court Young Co