Texas University offers wide courses in Austin and Galveston
The University of Texas announces programs in Austin and the Galveston Medical Department. Tuition is free with an $80 matriculation fee, annual expenses from $150, and credits for work at other institutions. Session opens Sept 28 with colleges in Arts, Teachers, Civil and Electrical Engineering, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy, and Nursing.
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Texas
Boar At Coal
Schools of Medicine
John Sealy Hospital
University Hall
Carter
Galveston
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Tuition Free
The Technological College of Texas offers free tuition with fees for board, lodging, fuel, lights, laundry, and medical services. Minimum admission age is 16 with 18 or older entering without examination if capable. Departments include Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Textile, Sanitary Engineering, Architecture and General Subjects. Catalog via 1 A Baker, Secretary, College Station.
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Technological College of Texas
Need of Canning Outfits from Texas Farm Journal
Tom Stantey of Bryan urges farmers to buy inexpensive ten dollar canners and can produce at home. He argues you can can 150–175 three pound cans daily with two people, up to 3,000–4,000 cans with neighbors, and sell to local merchants for profit, keeping money from reaching California.
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Texas Faro Journal
California
Illinois
Iowa
Bia
Tom Stantey
Bryan
Texas
Texas Farm Journal
Birds of Great Wing Power And Flight
The article notes the frigate or man o war bird as possessing remarkable wit relative to body size and exceptional flight ability. It also mentions the wandering albatross as one of the strongest flyers among sea birds and cites a record of one bird flying 3,150 miles in twelve days.
The Devil and a Ledger Amid Industrial Echoes
A fragmentary fictional monologue contrasts a devilish narrator with long reflections on guilt and power, then shifts to a trades and industries review. The Southern industrial progress report notes 1534 new industries in the quarter, led by wood plants and oil firms, with Omaha strike details and a humorous postal frank episode involving limburger cheese.
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Tennessee
Mississippi
State of
Oklahoma
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University OF Texas
Main University Austin
Wm. L. Prathers
Law Department
Wilson Williams
Austin
Agricultural and Mechanica College OF Texas
Agricultural Departments
A. Baker
Scretary
College Station
Coleman
J. H. Benefield
Attorney At Law
W.T. Armistead
J. R. Singleton
Jefferson, Texas
Odie
Dr. Stallcup
Polk and Houdurmou
Sis
Mar
Permlanion
Republicana
Benat
Bea Finwern
Lamity
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Edward I
Joseph Cudahy
Richard Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Mark Morton
J. Sterling Morton
Navy
Paul Morton
Edward Cudahy
Joseph
Hama
Morton Packing Company
Nebraska City
Limburger
House Post Office
Washington
Congressman Wiesse
Wisconsin
Weisse
Sheboygan Falls
Crebere
DR. Pepper Co
Dallas
Baer F
Iso
Memphis, Tenn
Brambert & King
Joel B. Frazier and
C. C. Rye
Lowell Se
Jimplecute
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