Agricultural Meeting Set in Houston February 5 7
Three day program marks the silver anniversary of cooperative demonstration work in Texas with national leaders from extension services and agriculture. Notable talks cover the present agricultural situation womanhood in home demonstration work and the role of press and railroads in extension efforts. The program includes biographies and future outlooks plus a banquet and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex
United States
Houston
Texas
Extension Services of Agricultural Colleges
United States Department of Agriculture
Association of Southern Agricultural Workers
Sue
John Fields
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Kansas
John K. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Estes Park
Colo
Railroads
J. W. Baldwin
Isouri Pacific Railway Co
St. Louis
C. A. Cobb
Southern Huratist
Atlanta
E. (. Brooks
State College of Agriculture
Releigh
N.C
Home Demonstration Club Products Reach Big Figure
Greenville Texas reports rural Hunt county home demonstration club women produced goods totaling $220 815 03 in a year under Extension Service methods. Food preservation led with $70 247 96 value followed by dairy $53 478 82 and poultry $45 656 91 with clothing construction gardening and other items each over $20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Texas
Hunt County
Myrtle Miller
A End M. College Extension Service
Local Maintenance Fund and Free Text Book Fund Balances
The Local Maintenance Fund shows a year received totaling 2 476 61 and a year end balance of 8 591 26 for 1928 with a small 5 69 deduction and 1 429 80 remaining. The Free Text Book Fund records 287 25 received and a remaining balance of 9 15.
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Toal
Toal Peidon
Ae Balancce
First Marble Falls Peanut Carload Sells For 71 Cents
The first carload of peanuts shipped from Marble Falls sold for 71.00 per bushel to a Texas peanut factory. Farmers J. W. Crider, Richard Schnelle, Herman Schnelle, Henry Hirtzfeld, and Bob Whitman contributed to the crop. Local merchants aim to expand markets, boosting revenue and making Marble Falls a trading hub while supporting more peanut production.
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Marble Falls
Everybodys Cash
Texas
J. W. Crider
Richard and
Herman Schnelle
Henry Hirtzfeld
Bob Whitman
Martle Falls
Abe
Fur House Robberies Hit Marble Falls and Other Towns
The J. J. Seale Produce Co. fur house in Marble Falls was robbed of 62.25 in furs last Saturday night. No clues exist to the identities of the culprits. Nearby, Uvalde and San Saba fur houses suffered thefts of 870.09 and 2280.00 respectively, suggesting a coordinated pattern.
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Falls
J. J. Seale Produce Co
Marble Falls
Uvalde
San Saba
Notice to Teachers Examinations Dates for 1929
County examinations for teachers certificates year 1929 to be held at Liano on April 5 6 June 7 8 July 6 7 August 2 3 September 7 December 6 7. Applicants must register with county superintendent by the 20th of the month prior. Registration by letter or in person. provide age sex color and years teaching experience. Examination fee paid upon entering exams. Registrations may be canceled. A EL MOORH Ex-Officio County Superintendent Liano Guan te.
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Liano
A. EL Moorh
Oracio County
Liano Uoante
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens National Bank of Liano
Jackson Davis
General Education Board
Richmond
Seaman A. Knapp
A. M. Mayo
Lake Charles
J. A. Evans
Washington, D. C
Knapp
Negro,’ K. R. Morton, President of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Texas Negro Extension Service Workers
Dramatic Club
A. & M. College of Texas
Charles H H. Brough
Central College
Conway
Ark
W. R. Hendrix
Highland Methodist Church
Birmingham
Useras
Taal Peidou
Potal Peld
Ator Co
Bal Te Jennery
Moore State Bank
Llano
State OF Texas
Llang. I
J. T. Hartford
Llano County
J. T. Ballford
Liano County
Lutheran Church
St. Johns of Liano
St. John’s of Castell
Heinrich
Howard Stephenson
W. C. Williamson
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