Texas scientists link blue bugs to fowl paralysis spread
Two scientists at the Texas College of Arts and Industries report experiments suggesting blue bugs may transmit fowl paralysis. They note the first commercial tung nut crop for Southeast Texas and Southwestern Louisiana could reach 500 tons, with oil production in Texas and significant activity in Louisiana.
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Texas
Louisiana
University Fund
University of Texas
A. & M. College
Priiel
New Soybran Type Developed by Louisiana Exters Se
The text notes a new soybran variety called Magalin developed by the Louisiana Exters Se. It mentions immigration and naturalization permissions for importing Mexican dehes to harvest feed and cotton crops this year, with scattered references to human hair diameter and a department of something. The readable fragments are inconsistent and incomplete.
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Texas Frontier Tales and Turmoil in 1841 Fragment
A collage of Texas history notes and anecdotes from 1841, including a frontier encounter where a youth Saunders survives an Indian attack aided by a root that looks like a six shooter, later stories of a horse thief captured near Fayette County, and mentions of Texas figures, consuls, and defense bond quizzes. It references Wilbarger’s Indian Depredations in Texas and a letter about Charles Elliot’s consul appointment. The text also covers agricultural notes, defense savings bonds, and wage data from the era.
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National Intelligencer
Nashville
Glassgow
Charles Elliot
Royal Navy
Texas
Telegraph and Texas Register
Houston
All Pontia rust-proofing with Bondering treatment
The article notes a rust-proofing process called Bondering used on Pontia bodies, creating a non-porous moisture-proof base under a Duco finish to resist rust and corrosion. It mentions Mr and Mrs Joe Rogers and the visit by Mrs Ellen Patten and Phill Rogers to Mr and Mrs Bob Rogers at Uvalde on Sunday.
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Joe Rogers
Ellen Patten
Phill Rogers
Bob Rogers
Uvalde
First woman enrolls in National Farm Youth Foundation
Lois Rose of Littleton Colorado becomes the first woman to join the National Farm Youth Foundation, a national farm education program that has trained over ten thousand young men in advanced agricultural practices.
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Lois Rose
Littleton, Colo
National Farm Youth Foundation
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