Education and sweat pave the path to success at Tyler college
The piece extols hard work over luck and urges readers to train at Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas for prosperity. It references telegraphy systems and offers a free catalog while noting local nostalgia for old steamboat days and a push for improved waterways. It also cites Proverb style maxims and ads for Chamberlain cough remedy and Doan's ointment amid ongoing gas line work and sugar import totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iabor
Byrne
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Best Fowles for Farmers
The article advises farmers to choose pure bred fowls based on use and maturity. It warns against selecting market birds like Leghorn, Minorka, or Hamburg for eggs, and recommends Wyandotts Rocks Rhode Island Reds Orpingtons and Javas for general farming needs with various color varieties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minorca
Hamburg
Rhode Island
Sunday newspaper notices stir Texas towns
Ministers in Texas towns agree not to run notices in Sunday papers. The Texas Farmer urges a boycott against Sunday service announcements in Monday papers, arguing most work is completed by Saturday night and protests should focus on Sunday notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Farmer
Guaranteed Piles Cure Pazo Ointment Claims Refund
Secretary Hester reports Texas December cotton movement at 1 553 970 bales a drop from December 1904 Forty state banks and trust companies have formed in Texas since the new banking law took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Texas
Cotton freight differential debate shapes Texas towns future
Reader letters from Denison, Houston, Waxahachie and Dallas discuss the Galveston Houston differential for cotton freight. Supporters argue abolition would cut costs and aid producers while critics fear Houston gains at Galveston’s expense. Local papers rally behind the News against robbing cotton growers to prop up Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honaton
Galveston-Hovston
Houston
Railroad Commission
Houseston
Texas Mosquitor
R. D. Hudson
Waxahachie
Texas Division
The
Southern Cotton Association
Galveston
Newson
Dallas News
Galveston-Houston
Post At
Fort Worth
Wise County Messenger
Brain Leaks and Lessons From The Commoner
The Commoner quotes reflect on leadership through servitude learning to follow, the perils of neglecting family, charity sparked by misfortune, and the futility of bluffing. It contrasts public fame with reputation under scrutiny and notes the difficulty of easy wealth.
Prize Awarded For What Constitutes Success Essay
Mrs. A J Stanley of Lincon Kansas wins 250 dollars for an essay on What Constitutes Success submitted to an Eastern publication. She writes that true success comes from living well laughing often loving much earning respect and leaving the world better than found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stanley
Lincon
Kan
Earth
Fresh Beef wagon delivery and cattle buyer on duty
Local butcher announces daily wagon service with prompt citywide delivery of all beef cuts. Also buys cattle at all times, promising reliable service to customers and farms seeking slaughter stock.
Special Clubbing Offer for The Semi-Weekly News
Advertises a subscription deal pairing The Semi-Weekly News with The JIMPLECUTE for one year at 81.50 cash in advance. Claims 156 copies total including farm pages and market reports. Encourages readers to subscribe at The JIME Office and promises value beyond price.
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Faurmers’ Institute
Thas
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Coreioina
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Terrell
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Shireport
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Doan
J. F. Crow Drug Co
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Rico
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Chamberlain
Amon
Mississippi
Marshall Messenger
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Lenton Canal
Bay ‘City
AL Railway
Stiioks
Turner
Ballas
Telerate
R.R
Ane Oenaence
America
Gureix Sebouh
Allway
Lacreve
San Francisc
LAW Partnership
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W. T. Armistead
F. H. Paenpercasae
Tetea
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