Poor Old Granddad He Was Never Behind With His Work
A satirical piece contrasts a man labeled granddad with a list of things he never did and never had, noting despite a lack of modern entertainments and social habits he remained diligent in his work, underscoring a rural or small-town ethos from the Osborn Enterprise.
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Granddad
Osborn Enterprise
Grandma’s Youthful Rebellions Recalled in Poem
A verse reflects on a grandmother who avoided many vices in youth then notes she now embraces old rules. The poem asks why she did not do them before yet does them later, hinting at evolving norms and family memory.
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R. C. O’brien
Income Questionnaire Thirty Five From a Historical Form
A satirical or test-like item listing personal questions about marital status finances relatives intelligence income sources, seasonal fashion, grocery bills, and alcohol use. The fragment suggests social probing questions typical of midcentury forms and public inquiry.
Intercropping Corn With Soybeans Promoted by Progressive Farmer
The Progressive Farmer urges planting soybeans in corn rows to supply feed for hogs and cattle and to improve soil fertility. The plan envisions hogs gathering both crops or feeding on stover, with potential saving of corn and beans for winter roughage. emphasizes soil health and future harvest readiness.
Busy Champion Berlenbach Poised for Title Test in New York
Public excitement grows as light heavyweight Paul Berlenbach prepares to defend his claim to greatness by facing Jack Delaney in July in New York, following a June victory over Young Stribling.
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Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
N. Y
Miss Norfleet Grimes Presents County Women’s Pickling Recipes
Miss Norfleet Grimes shares olive oil, sweet, and mustard tomato pickle recipes for county women. Instructions cover cucumber, green tomato, and pepper mixtures with salt, oil, vinegar, sugar, and spices, plus storage in jars and a cold water bath for sealing.
A Fly The housefly as a guest poem
A brief dated verse by Mrs. C. R. Fields condemns the housefly as a universal pest. It mocks the insect from morning till night describing its dirty habits as it feeds on coffee, pies, meat, and other meals, and it ends with the image of the fly found in the dinner stew.
Control blue bugs in poultry with carbolinium spray
County agent W C Hale warns blue bugs infest Young County poultry and offers a spray recipe using carbolinium and crude carbolic acid. Mix 2 gallons carbolinium 1 gallon crude carbolic acid and ten parts water. Add two gallons kerosene and one gallon hot water with two pounds soap for stronger effect. Apply inside and outside coops late afternoon or night and burn yard rubbish. Multiple sprayings may be needed. Carbolinium sold in Graham and New Castle for about 1.75 per gallon.
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Young County
Graham
Newcastle
Political slate listed for Texas statewide and county offices
A long list names candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general comptroller state treasurer state superintendent agriculture railroad commissioner and various judges and county posts including districts and precincts across Texas with multiple counties and districts represented.
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Bryan Luck
Ruth Bryan Owen
W. J
Florida
Mr. Fly
C. R. Fields
Texas
W. C. Hale
Mr. Blue Bug
Charlady
Lizzie
Mrs. O’brien
Democratic Executive Committee
Dan Moody
Williamson County
Oo. F. Zimmerman
Morris County
Edith FE. Wilmans
Dallas County
Lynch Davidson
Harris County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bell County
Kate Miller Johnston
Bexar County
Barry Miller
Claud Pollard
John W. Hornsby
Travis County
T. K. Irwin
Thomas Simpson Christopher
Charles L. Brachfield
Rusk County
James V. Allred
Wichita County
S. H. Terrell
McLennan County
Grover Cleveland Harris
Lon Garner
Stephens County
W. Gregory Hatcher
J. R. Ball
Fannin County
ED A. Christian, JR
G. E. Johnson
Jones County
George G. Garrett
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. A. Humphries
Hockley County
S. M. N. Marrs
W. W. Bennett
George B. Terrell
Cherokee County
T. R. Bolin
J. T. Robison
P. B. Terrell
Titus County
Charles E. Baughman
Brown County
Co. V. Terrell
Wise County
Robert E. Speer
the Supreme Court
William Pierson
Hunt County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lee P. Pierson
F. L. Hawkins
Ellis County
Associate Justice Court
Civil Appeals
Second Supreme Judicial District of Texas
R. H. Buck
Tarrant County
B. D. Sartain
Guiin Williams
J. D. Parnell
W. D. McFarlane
J. H. Timberlake
Jack County
G. W. Ware
EF. G. Thornton
Archer County
Ben P. Allred
Joe B. Carrigan
W. F. Parsley
George
Berry H. C. Carpenter
Willie Riggs
J. H
Jim) Choat
N. S. Farmer
W. H. Kennedy
J. B. Foster
T. E. Wallace
W. E. Steele
Sam Copeland
W. W. Martin
L. H. Harris
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Velma G. Weisenman
Etna Wilkinson
J. E. Binkley
W. G. Mobley
J. Wiley Moore
J. L. Edens
A. C. Anderson
A. A. Donnell
C. W. Akers
Joe J. McCarson
Sam Bird
M. H. Sims
Justice of the Peace
J. T. Rickman
J. D. Hodges
J. D. Dawson
J. FE. Parsons
M. T. Phillips
J. R. Lemons CO
H. Vaughn
B. T. Green
John Parsley
Ray Hutchings
Jim McBroom
Jacob Zimmer
Elton T. Howard
Ernest E. Boswell Crawford E. Biggers
C. V. Sims
Ss. L. Ellis
D. C
Buckshot
Miles J. H. Blanton, JR
H. I. Reynolds
W. F. Thomps