Farmers Congress adjourns after lengthy session at College Station
The Fourth quadral session of the Texas Partners' Congress adjourned at College Station Texas amid long discussions and substantial work by committees and officers. President Foster spoke on agricultural issues while Prof. Connel and other officials presented reports. New officers were elected and plans discussed for Pure Food measures and county organization.
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College Station
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Italy
Texas Partners’ Congress
Tolay
Pittuck
Congress
Wien
Tian Whem
Pitt
Bini
Cetin
Nile
Rentonios
Todae
Clin
College
Dation
H A
Merrie
Jin Iver
Prewlilena Camete
Beereinry’ithick
Empress
Deeal Geiut Foxtér
Ageientinral
Speehanlaal Caltique
Pera Witeda
Henrton
Conoell
Andy
Bala Godny
Pai
North Moras
Wilent
Uslune
Coles
Tof. Mully
Rami
Perxav
Jiutors & Her
Matty
Eplenti Werk Ag
Goltee
Sally Wan
Daenerty
Mally
Falkner
Oswalt Winnon
Polenta
Jol B. Kerr
Connell
Felbewas
AG. Mekett
Pajeee
Tee
Wss
Bile
Hoak Ee Nol
Wy Ny Gri
Henry Roxyics
J. A. Wooten
Ap Rawlings
Lve
Allwater
J. W. Smt
Erin
Aliner
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Porter
Cotton Witte
Patops
Tehri
Medea O
Dornblaser
Quwala Wilken
Biehparkel
Ansalat
Holton
Agricultural meeting outlines insect pest control and arsenate use
General Session opened with remarks from President Coonell Lotredics and Professor Mally on insect pests and controlling them. Foster urged a study plan to address pest damage and promote safer practices, including discussion of arsenate of lead as a treatment and its risks.
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Coonell
Cotton Growers' Section Discusses Cooperation and Price Control
The article notes the Cotton Growers' Association led by Hon. Blorvng I. Jordan of Monticelio Georgia promotes organizing cotton growers to influence prices and reform cropland conditions. It highlights cooperation with gin owners, farm presses, and advocates for fair associations to deter inducements to firms and to encourage unity among farmers.
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Cotton Growers’ Association
I. Jordan
Monticelio
de Gin
Lie
Alaafont
MtAllie
Teaay Sanaa Judi
Illameon
Tndorara Orden
Hy Sd Bar Hague
Es Raith
Wilaon
Frat discusses fertilizer trials and vegetable yield plans
The Wihleet fraternity's morning session covers cabbage and wheat cultivation led by Dr. M. Trislor of Bina. They estimate yields, consider fertilization and irrigation, and approve a $100 donation for supplies while planning next meeting details and a contract for area work.
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M. Trislor
Bina
Cabhaune Bf
Atouk
Elii
Motlenry
Ahtecher
Nedeed
Pla
Rinkine
Calitiee
Verdetos
Ite
Mey McHeney
Uris Syeiner
Seoul
Muleiel
Jeanwow
Apondio
Omeayulredd
Bertiva
Miusanes
Buat
Vields
Denver
Horticultural Meeting Discusses Canning Factories and State Enterprise
The horticultural section held a morning meeting at which Col Mekort of Ploteeville urged a joint session of horticultural committees and a plan for a June program. Papers on canning bacteria and soil fertility were presented with discussion by multiple members.
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Mekort
Ploteeville
Asoolution
Nieteerviet
Palkoer
W. Higginhotlam
Kerr
Sam OM
Dicen
Immigration Agua
Houston
imaqQuartirs
Piqueton
Dikou
Mew Wie
Trico
Walkoer
Kirkpniclek
Brive
Adding
Vox
Mesera
Elger
Dixon
Dison
Gratin
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Haprington
Meeting notes from Texas Farmers Congress session
The Texas Farmers Congress adjourned after committees presented reports on law, display plans, and exhibit arrangements. President JK Taker of Port Worth and Secretary treasurer Sam F. Dixon of Houston were re elected. Delegates reconsidered exhibit space for a St Louis world fair and appointed committees for expenses and display plans.
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Bivon
Anditing Committee
Port Worth
Osyann
Soerman
Orr
Achgecrelary
Sam F. Dixon
Houetan
Walkner
Wao
Texas
Bolok
Tiwax
St. Louie
Follate
Misakey
Adan
Price
Kerr
Tanany
Dixode
Winter Forage Talk at Strom Meeting Prompts Resolution
Morning session led by Rev Porter of the Texas Dinitymuin’s desonlatin discusses winter turf feeding and its effects on calves and dairy cows. Resolution adopted to support free forage laws and to report progress to the general convention, with officers elected including Vance of San Antonio as president and Porter of rookdale as vice president.
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Strom
Porter
Texas
Mfr
Jaf
Vance
Sin Ah
Weil
Mr Porter
Aedrie
United States
Tillotson
Sealy
Vanier
Aten
Epaton
Texag Delreman
Air
Antonio
Rookdale
Mic
J. H Pon
Cuoireotown
Corn premium awards proposed by committee in Texas
A report from the committee on corn outlines proposed premiums for corn grown on one acre of black land, unfertilized, with payments of 25 dollars per unit. Additional premiums are listed for corn from sandy or chocolate land, unfertiled, and for improved stages of corn production. The document references premiums tied to specific land types, yields, and related conditions, with administration and reporting details. The text credits Tom Trager of Kopper, mentions state colleges, and notes dates and procedural steps for congress to act.
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Committee On Corn
Texas
Obe
Dirac
Tom Trager
Kopper
Tegna
Boystemper
Thos Congress
Forties Mme Dlag
Ageenhurdind Mechanical College Raupetn
Hey
Atriculioral and Mechanical College
Rae
Tod
Ulver
Aaton Coffee
Woman's Section Review of Industrial Training Talk
In the agricultural room at 8:00 pm Mrs Divhonas leads a discussion on "Primary Industrial Training for Children" as Mrs Swan of Scoticano reads a critique by Mrs Hamlett. Prof Connell chairs the session while debates on home labor, education, and women’s roles unfold with emphasis on practical future earnings and humane work.
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Mpa
Mire
Dallas
Swan
Scoticano Oon
Prinary Dediedtrios
Mes
Rwon
Boe
Optitie
Connell
Women’s club meeting hears papers on home arts and crafts
Mrs Kate Alma Orgain reads a paper on Tothenes of the Ardene and Teal in the Home as members praise the talk graduate others discuss farm life and household tasks. The meeting includes poetry recitals and a talk on poultry and pet stock with charter members named.
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Niles
Alma
Kate Alma Orgain
al Innes
Kelwora
Hayes
Boris
Akiy
Davin
Mesitatios Kite A. Degnin
Temples J. F Griffeth
Alvin
Wyoj
Hamlet
Bee Keepers' Meeting Reviews Bee Breeding and Texas Tie
The Bee Keepers section reports a meeting on bee breeding and exhibit topics at College Station with talks by K Stachelbanver and others. Four Texas representatives were chosen to attend the National Bar Keepers association convention in Burntlo N Y in September. a resolution was passed to seek funding for an agriculture department at the experiment station.
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Sa. Nv
Weston
K. Stachelbanver
Converse
von “Uportenine Ag
I. Hi
DC. Milum
Witt
Bev
Aone
Meaers
Victor
Liavidson
Texas Ter Keepers’ Association
National
Bar Keepers
Paw “Ation
Bumtylo
N.Y
Welevites
Srw
Leon Sprites
Davidson
Batveyine
IM Totthe Choi
Minter
HLMW
Hyde
Victor Pase
Atehiew
Tate
Connell Agen
Conant
Beléinture
Poultry group meets as Belton speaker leads farm talk
The Texas Poultry Pigeon and Fer Stock association held a morning meeting emphasizing poultry as a farm income source. National Poulterer Belton editor R. Sanger urged propagation methods, with Mrs Allen McAnulty missing the event and Mrs Jo Contell promoting practical husbandry insights.
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Texas
Courfomn
National Folleter
Belton
Noah
Fred
Allen
Oa Wiatlatien
Iitterpns
Jo HL Contell
College Linton
Ale
Donsell
Williamson County Fair Exhibits Showcase Varied Produce
The Williamson County Farmers Institute displays a wide range of fruits vegetables and crops. The exhibit highlights corn and yields across twelve events with premiums offered by the fair association.
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Williamson County
Williamson Ae
Specimens and displays at the county fair exhibition
The article describes numerous county exhibits of farm products and horticulture. It highlights specimens of boots, fruits, vegetables, peaches, grapes, melons, corn, and peppers. Various counties contribute premier plants and colorful displays with plans for exhibitions and potential relocation to a state level show.
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San An
Wotton Ile
Port
Eharee
W. P. McNeill
Georgetown
Rust
Rock Taland
Colomie
Patel
Colin
Agr
Colina
Husk Sunto
Peyton County
Japan
Siilth Couinty
Penthey
Coytiel
el Nene
Williamson County
Nursery Men Exhibit Funds and Orphans Home Appeal
Members of the Nursery Men's section showcased magnet lamps and other items, with Kerr reading the secretary treasurer's report. Donations flowed as members supported the Follows' Orphans' Home, and discussions led to the association’s adjournment with various officers elected or reaffirmed.
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Warner
Price
Err
Mir
Kerr
Aovaivhne
Barlog
Rirkpatrick
McNinnes Road
Advtia
Benham
Vlee
Secrrnl
Raogivow
Ametin Wis
Vormora' Vongrvss
The Visitors List From Washington and College Station
A fragmented roster of names connected to multiple locations including Washington and College Station. Readable items mention Ernest Goooh Tra Goooh Navagotay T. F. Hall Bryan Kilharel J. Dvordky and many others across towns such as San Antonio MilHean Rock Prairie and West Toltyr.
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Ernest Goooh
Tra Goooh
Navagotay T. F
Hall
T. A. Henelles
Bryan
A. Kilharel
J. Dvordky
Waller
Ball
Washington
James Wilken
Kiger J
Bord
Hollis
Cook
Mise Peasty Pons
Henchley
Mattie Hoya
Hen Cope Gol Joh Reed
Mbors
Lew Deasan
Celitee
Gale
Morean
Po Dipv. Henderson
Mies
Sade Corritt
Tom Youngblood
Milano
W. Th. Morgan
Lelfence
Ovcnr
Davis
Novasatar
Wink Raut
Anna
Cieden
West Tolytr
Grete Whatley
Milltime
Aad Pitt
Dios
Jeferan Jamneen
Amaiine Ein Motone
San Mareves Wit. Connelly
Fr. Parks
BR. Sanders
John Wilkow
Allw
J. Meahes
I, Tianelyy
W. Dyer
WOR
Thoman
Banke
Early Season Pruning Advice for Orchard Trees
An old horticultural note explains delaying pruning to August and September to curb spring sap rise. It recommends planting yearling trees and continuing a five year regimen to grow strong stock, shedding excess growth to shape trees while avoiding late winter pruning.
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H. N. Clarke
Boalaped
Alfalfa History Mentioned in Agron Coffer Paper
The paper by Agron Coffer touches on alfalfa, noting its former Spanish name and linguistic roots. It references arabic terms related to the plant and its use as a top fodder crop.
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Agron
Fem
Farmer Notes On Clover Growth And Sowing Timings
North Texas agriculture writer discusses clover varieties, sowing dates, and expected yields. It covers seed quality, bloom stages, fertilization timing, and how early or late planting affects pasture value and postharvest forage.
Our Insect Friends a look at pests and helpers in crops
A fragmented report outlines insect pests threatening crops and the role of natural enemies. It notes how favorable seasons aid pest development and how defenses must focus on the broader ecosystem including beneficial insects like parasites and predators to curb damage.
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