Willing to give best effort makes success possible
A call to apply full energy to tasks, arguing small neglect leads to big failure. The piece urges readers to avoid dragging through daily duties and to pursue large goals by sustained intense effort, citing examples from farming, business, and communities. It highlights the power of consistent, dedicated work in building bigger enterprises from small starts.
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Party Frock Trends Shape Summer Ensembles
Fashion notes from 1925 preview party dresses embracing georgette and chiffon, with shoulder bouquets as a signature touch. Blouses and tunics gain prominence, Paris influence evident in lace, embroidery, and tailored plaits, while color leans toward muted shades and prints. ensemble effects hinge on coordinating skirts, coifs, and topcoats. Julia Bottomley.
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Julia Bottomley
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Market report from the Department of Agriculture
The latest markets report covers fruits vegetables and livestock with price ranges in several states. Florida spaul ding lead ing city markets, New York bulk round whites, Chicago carrot and Texas yellow bermuda onions figures are listed along with dairy butter cheese and cotton price movements. Livestock prices in Chicago show declines for hot prices and varied cattle steer calf and lamb values. Western markets record weaker wholesale meat, and wholesale Wisconsin cheese and butter prices trend lower.
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New York
Northern
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South Carolina
Wakefield
Alabama
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Mobile
Texas
F.o.b. Texas
North Carolina
Astern
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
World cotton crop for 1924 hits 24.7 million bales
Washington reports the 1924 world cotton harvest at 24,700,000 bales of 478 pounds, up from 1925. The United States produced 13,619,000 bales, India 5,069,000, Egypt 1,540,000, Mexico 281,000, with 79,100,000 planted acres, versus 71,200,000.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
India
Mexico
Texas State Highway Commission Awards Funds
The Texas State Highway Commission held its first semi monthly meeting under the governor’s plan and allotted 506000 for highway improvements. Four counties received funds Lubbock 200000 Taylor 186000 Shelby 60000 and Rusk 60000. A state highway was designated from Red River through Henri etta to Antelope and another from Mount Enterprise to Timpson with 120000 for improvements shared equally by the counties.
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Austin
Tex
State Highway Commission
Lubbock
Taylor
Shelby
Rusk
Red River
Clay County
Henrietta
Antelope
Jack County
Mount Enterprise
Rusk County
Timpson
Shelby County
Fort Worth Stock Market Report Headlines Quiet Yard Activity
Fort Worth Texas Friday receipts totaled 1,350 cattle and 200 calves with 250 head en route to northern pastures. Trading showed activity as buyers purchased everything offered and prices held steady. Steers ranged around 7.00 to 7.25 with some good cars at 7.40. Medium cattle sold from 6.00 to 6.50.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Everthing
Sun Company Well No 3 Tops Lockhart Shallow Field
Twenty three producing wells and eighty derricks are in the Lockhart shallow field. Sun Company well No 3 was the only well brought in Friday, with an estimated production of 700 barrels.
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Lockhart
Tex
The
Sun Company
Good Well At Hull Merchant No.2 Flows 3000 Bbls
Houston based Humble Oil and Refining Co. completed No. 2 Merchant at Hull at 4100 feet. The well flowed 3000 barrels daily, marking another productive result in the area.
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Hull
Houston
Tex
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Salvadore ratifies peace treaty with Central America
San Salvador national assembly on Friday ratified the Central American treaties of peace and amity signed in Washington in December 1923.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
National Assembly
Washington
Parrots Talk Zoo News and New Arrivals
In a playful exchange Mrs Parrot and Mrs P Parrot discuss nest habits and hospitality while noting new zoo arrivals. They describe Lewine Waterbuck and Cape Aard Vark from Africa, the latter a striking earth burrower with a long face and thick tail, shown for display.
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Mrs. P. Parrot
Mr. P
Lewine Waterbuck
Africa
Mr. Cape Aard Vark
Mr. Cape
Aard Vark
Aard
Earth
Vark
Much Too Many Father at Dinner Table
A father questions his son at the table about spelling class. Bea confesses she used too many 3s in scilasora leading to the family joke and a lesson in accuracy.
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Bea
Scilasora
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