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Sixteenth Farmers Short Course at A and M College
The Farmers Short Course returns to Texas A M College at College Station from July 27 to August 1. T. C. Walton announces programs covering animal and dairy husbandry, poultry, agronomy, horticulture, entomology, plant diseases, rural sociology, agricultural economics, and engineering. An exhibit features modern farm machinery and home equipment. Home demonstration courses for rural girls and women include health, meat planning, table service, clothing, home improvement, and poultry.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Texas
T. C. Walton
Farmers
Rise in US College Degrees From 1900 to 1922
The number of baccalaureate degrees conferred by US colleges grew from 14 000 in 1900 to nearly 50 000 in 1922. In 1920 one graduate for every 5 400 people. by 1940 the ratio improved to one in 4 000.
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United States
Rev Joe R Mayes Leads Revival at Sabina Baptist Church
The revival services at Sabina Baptist Church continue through the week with Rev. Joe Mayes, Del Rio Uvalde Baptist Association missionary, preaching morning and evening and holding a four o’clock street engagement. Pastor Rev. J. L. Carter assists, and attendance remains strong with fervent evangelism.
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Baptist Church
Joe Mayes
del Rio-Uvalde Baptist Association
J. L. Carter
Mayes
Prenter Becomes President of Locomotive Engineers Union
Cleveland leader W D Prenter is inaugurated as president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, succeeding Warren S Stone who died recently. Stone was a famed labor leader praised by The New York Times for his influence and for pioneering co operative banking. The Brotherhood has a long record of contract integrity spanning fifty six years.
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W. D. Prenter
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren S. Stone
Stone
The
New York Times
Kruttschnitt Led Southern Pacific To Growth And Influence
Former Southern Pacific Railway Company chairman Julius Kruttschnitt died in New York City. Under his leadership the system expanded from 10,000 to 16,000 miles and earnings nearly doubled. The piece notes Texas and South’s notable figures shaping national leadership.
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Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Railway Company
New York City
South
Texas
Union Pacific
Louisiana
The
Southern Pacific
New York
South Carolina
College of the City of
World in turmoil as China faces growing nationalism
The world watches China’s conflict with nationalism, anti foreign concessions, and Bolshevik influence. Fights rage near Canton and Shanghai with foreigners seeking protection. An alliance among Russia, China, and Japan could threaten global stability. the Gospel is urged as remedy.
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China
Canton
Shanghai
Far East
Russia
Japan
Orient
Arthur Train Takes $250,000 Kidnap Insurance Policy
Noted novelist Arthur Train has secured a 250000 dollar insurance policy before his Balkans trip to protect against kidnapping and ransom demands.
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Arthur Train
Balkans
Improved Roads Not Luxuries Say Department of Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture estimates 1924 surfaced roads totaled 450 000 to 475 000 miles with about 40 000 miles added yearly since 1921 mainly by resurfacing. It warns against hard surface mania and urges road upgrades to match traffic, noting maintenance starts as soon as construction ends and all roads depreciate with use.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Texas Highway Bulletin
One Marriage License Issued In County This Week
The county clerk records show a single license issued this week. A. C. Hardin and Eula Parker traveled from Megargel to the courthouse where Judge Parsley married them.
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A. C. Hardin
Eula Parker
Megargel
Parsley
Poison the Grasshoppers in County Fields
Farmers report grasshoppers may damage crops and urge immediate poisoning with a bran mash. Apply early when ground is dry, distribute over edges and entire fields as needed, and follow the exact Wheat bran and fruit molasses formula to cover about five acres. Dead insects appear after 24 hours.
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TED Pon Eis Ekscincs Nieocteccuuk
U. S
Defense Day overview by Capt. Leonard Withington
A defense day address explains Defense Day on July 4 as a citizen driven, non militaristic annual review of national defense. It details the three components Regular Army National Guard and Organized Reserves their roles and peacetime planning to mobilize citizens near home towns. It argues the plan is democratic affordable lifesaving and essential to the republic.
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Republic
National Guard
United States
Regular Army
Military Academy
West Point
Guard
Officers Reserve Corps
Offi
Cers
Organized Reserve
Battel
Constable's Sale In Graham For 1924 Star Touring Car
By order of the Young County Court clerk a sale is set for the first Tuesday in July 1925 at the Graham courthouse to satisfy a May 8 1925 judgment of Commercial Credit Company against D E Martin for 505 65 and interest. The property to be sold is a 1924 Star Touring Car motor 161708 serial L 211475. Proceeds apply to the judgment and costs. J D Dawson Constable. Graham Texas June 24 1925.
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Young County
Commercial Credit Company
D. E. Martin
Court House
Graham
Texas
J. D. Dawson
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Security Electric Co
Graham Leader Company
Bowron & McLendon, Props
Liberal
Joe R. Mayes
Sabina
Tore
Edward McCullough
Choos, Gumm and Company 1
Mister Gumm
E. F. Riley Furniture Company
West Side Square
Leonard Withington
90Th Division
Constable’s Sale