Social visits and family gatherings across Junction
The article lists multiple weekend and Monday visits by residents and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beasley visited Junction. Mrs. Jack Hubbell and daughter stayed with the Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. George Cavaness hosted guests including Mr. Metz of Kennedy.
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Ross Beasley
Junction
Jack Hubbell
the Roberts
George Cavaness
Metz
Kennedy
W. H. Cavaness
Roy Williams
Lucille
George Hamilton
Ruth Brown
Mason
As Cavaness
Aubrey Hill
Asa Bricker
del Rio
Chas. Lucke
Llano
Orth
Oo Stevens
Roberts
Seven Hun
Remschel
Kerrville
Ridenhower
Stephen Bros
Felix Watson
Coke Stevenson
Austin
dMirs
Jim Ragland
Joe Watson
Census Bureau finds shift to large interconnected power systems
An exhaustive Census Bureau survey shows a move away from small power plants to large interconnected systems across the United States. Between 1922 and 1927, powerhouses rose 19 percent while capacity jumped 80 percent and customers increased 71 percent. The trend reflects centralized ownership and municipal consolidation, enabling rural electrification through expanded transmission networks.
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Bureau of the Census
Eesarees
United States
Enduring wonders in a jumble of obscure lines
Fragmentary OCR text reports on varied facts and stray phrases including bears, Andorra, continents and odd numbers. The readable elements mention 800 bears and a reference to Andorra as the world’s oldest republic, plus unrelated terms and numbers.
Poultry Column Highlights Baby Chick Feed Needs
Poultry column notes baby chicks spend much time at the mash hopper and drinking vessel. Missouri State College data show a chick eats about 1 5 of an ounce of feed daily for the first 14 days. Emphasizes easily digested, pure, fresh, protein rich feed and warns against coarse, inferior rations.
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F. W. Kazmeier
Missouri State College
Feeding Chicks: Grain Alone Hampers Growth Says Expert
The article stresses that growing chicks require a mash high in protein rather than grain alone. It warns that feeding only grain retards development, a problem seen across the Southwest with many still stunted due to this misbelief.
Pullets on range and cockerel disposal guidance
When cockerels reach about ten weeks separate them from pullets and fatten them for sale or broilers. Dispose of cockerels promptly for profit to free up pullet space. Give pullets free range, ample feed, and plant new green ground such as alfalfa, orchard, woodlot, or bermuda for ideal growth.
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Bermuda
Fresh Air Checks For Pullet Houses At Night
Investigate pullet houses for ventilation and roosts. Ensure perches are used, not the floor. Provide ample fresh air, especially on hot nights, to prevent summer colds and disease and maintain flock health.
Blood-Thirsty Fleas Prompt 1928 Eradication Efforts
The piece notes fleas depend on blood for reproduction and cluster at sleeping areas of dogs cats hogs or chickens. It advises creosote oil spraying in structures with care to avoid staining and suggests sunlight and beating rugs and gasoline for floors. Naphthalene can kill fleas in sealed rooms and infested animals may be treated with derris root or pyrethrum powder.
Moon Mountains Emerge Briefly Over African Equator
Snow capped lunar peaks appear above mist over the Moon’s equatorial region in brief, rare intervals three or four times yearly.
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Equator
Tiger fetches rising price in northern Manchuria sale
A live tiger once captured in Northern Manchuria sold for about $100 years ago and now is expected to bring over $2,000 at auction under new market conditions.
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Manchuria
Giant sequoia named after General Sherman documented
A giant sequoia tree named for General Sherman contains the most wood of its kind, measuring about 28 feet in diameter. The specimen stands as a notable natural landmark and symbol of the sequoia species.
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General Sherman
May Anniversaries of Distinguished Masons and Officials
A list of May milestone dates honoring notable figures connected to Freemasonry and U S public life. It covers John Cabell Breckinridge, Garret Hobart, Abd El Kader, Joseph Foraker, Alexander Cochran, Gen. William Shepard, Rev. Henry Rugg, Warren G. Harding and related Masonic lodge events and honors with dates ranging from 1875 to 1923.
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John Cabell Breckinridge
United States
Southern Supreme Council
Lexington
Garret Augustus Hobart
Melita Commandery No. 13
K. T
Paterson
N. J
Abd-El-Kader
Damascus
Joseph B. Foraker
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alexander G. Cochran
Missouri
St. Louis
William Shepard
Mt. Moriah
Westfield
Mass
Henry Warren Rugg
Rhode Island
Warren G. Harding
Albert Pike Lodge No
Kallipolis Grotto
Chapter No. 3
National Sojourners
Washington, D. C
White House
20000 Seek And Buyers Get Notices
Austin April 22 Twenty thousand notices to purchasers of State school land who have failed to pay interest on about 8 000 000 acres were mailed today Land Commissioner J T Robison announced The commissioner said that failure to pay the amount due November 1 would result in forfeiture of the property The land then will be placed on the open market for sale September 1 Delinquent payments represent almost one half of the two purchases of tracts once owned by the State
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Austin
J. T. Robison
Texas Leads in Honey and Sulphur Production
Texas relies on cotton blossoms for most honey, ranking second to California. Brazoria and Matagorda counties supply much of the world's sulphur. Texas hosts over 100 higher educational institutions funded by churches, individuals, and endowments. Brewster County is the largest by area at 3,798,400 acres.
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Texas
California
Brazoria
Matagorda
Brewster
Texas County
Angelo Parties Land Massive Catfish on River Banks
A group of San Angelo men landed a 110 pound catfish along the Petos River near the high bridge by Sanderson. A 60 pounder was caught by rod and reel and about a dozen smaller catfish weighed eight to twelve pounds. Mr. Brooks of the West Texas Utilities ice department saw and iced the catch. the 110 pound fish was longer than a car running board with a mouth large enough to swallow a dog.
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Petos River
San Angelo
High Bridge
Sanderson
Brooks
West Texas Utilities Ice Department
Gubernatorial race rumors signal 1930 campaign spark
News notes outline early 1930 Texas politics with Senter entering the field, Holcomb and Hogg supporters weighing runs, and others named. Speculation on a $10,000 Governor salary boost and primary incentives appears amid broader state political chatter. Also notes Passover begins Wednesday and Mellon holdover issue delays senate decision.
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E. G. Senter
Houston
Holcomb
Mike Hogg
Hogg
Robert Lee Bobbett
Laredo
Tom Love
Barry Miller
Dallas
Health Notice Sparks Refund at Audrey Bell Drug Co
A reader reports stomach powder from Audrey Bell Drug Co caused bad breath excess acid and stomach upset. The pharmacist offered a refund citing a consumer health concern.
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Awdrey-Bell Drug Co
Bulls For Sale From Cardwell Ranch In Junction Texas
Seven Hereford bulls offered by C W Cardwell of Junction Texas two registered and five Cardwell ranch raised. Better than many registered bulls this herd proves. See, phone or write for details. 52 8c
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C. W. Cardwell
Junction
Texas
Building Material Ad Leads to Local Supplier Contact
In a brief classified style note readers are directed to contact Dan St. Clair for cement lime and other building materials. The short item emphasizes available supplies without additional details.
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Dan St St. Clair
Holekamp Holds County Index at Your Service
The note directs readers to E. Holekamp for a complete index of all county records, promising comprehensive guidance for public inquiries and administrative needs.
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E. Holekamp
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