Farmers Short Course at A and M College in July
The Farmers Short Course at Texas A and M College runs the week of July 27 at College Station. About 3,000 attendees from farming families gather to hear brief lectures on farm problems, share experiences, and exchange ideas. The event blends study and recreation with practical, cost effective insights for home and farm life.
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Texas A. & M. College
Actiaaly Albof
Cortexe Station
A. & M. College
College Station
Farm Writers Conference at Col sage Station during Farmers Short Course
The article notes agricultural paper writers and country weekly editors gathering at Col sage Station during the Farmers Short Course week to discuss farm journalism topics and trends. This ongoing meeting fosters dialogue among regional writers and editors.
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Colsage Station
Rotary clubs spark state picnics to foster bonds
The Austin Rotary club urges other towns to host state styled picnics. Alabama hosts the first gathering drawing about 200 Alabamans. Arkansas and the rest follow. Families share lunches while natives of each state meet, sing, and swap stories to build friendly cross state ties.
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Austin Rotary Club
Alabamang
Alabama
Arkansas
East Texas Peaches Show Off Two Delicately Sized Fruits
A Center Champion writer received two peaches from East Texas, each distinct in size. One weighs ten ounces and the other eight, both pink cheeked and lush. The note emphasizes East Texas fruit quality with two peaches, not two bushels or baskets.
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East Texas
Thim
Pork Barrell On Every Fare From Waste To Profits In Texas
A Texas writer notes how by products from cotton and animal farming turn waste into value. Cites A and M College experiments showing pork yields and profits from a brood sow. Warns that lowering cotton prices could trigger bankruptcy and higher pork costs.
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A. & M. College
W. Warren
Swine Hushendman
W. Ll. Stangle
School of Agriculture
A. L. Ward
Texas Swine Breeders’ Association
Edgar FL Laird
Amarillo
Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture of Tests
Ford Records Rise in June Sales Amid Strong Demand
Ford Motor Company reports a new June sales record with about 6 000 more Ford cars and trucks delivered than the previous June, totaling 195 300 units. Domestic sales reached 176 256, up from 170 547 a year ago, while Lincoln deliveries totaled 392, up 95. The company anticipates another record July with expanded production.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
United States
Lincoln
Optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell Sees Patients Saturday
Wilbur C. Treadwell, optometrist, will be in his Liana office Saturday July 25 to examine eyes and fit glasses.
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Wilbur C. Treadwell
Liana
Ror eH Bros Lumber displays savings on wall paper and paint
Advertisement notes money saving deals on wallpaper and paint at Ror eH Bros Lumber Company. Mentions various unclear names and phrases about estate and division, with awkward OCR rendering.
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Ror Eh Bros. Lumber Company
P. Eagelmeler
Short Cotton Crop in Texas Weather Halts Rise in Seedlings
Texas drought slows cotton emergence with central Texas noted as a favored growing area. Farmers report sparse stands and advise frequent shallow plowing to keep soil pulverized and improve growth where possible.
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Texas
Trail Drivers Monument Campaign Aims for Texas Tribute
A letter to Judge A E Moore from Mrs R R Russell of the Old Trail Drivers Assn seeks a statewide drive to raise 100000 for a San Antonio monument honoring trail drivers. The appeal notes the postwar Texas impact of cattle drives from 1867 onward, transforming San Antonio and the state’s economy, with Confederate veterans among the pioneers.
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A. E. Moore
San Antonio
Texas
Llano
Judge Monre
Kansas
Abilinte
Rio Grande
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Iit
R. R. Russell
Woman's Auxiliary
Old Trail Drivers Ass
Brooklyn Avenue
Lee outlines advantages of Farm Bureau Cotton Association
A. G. Lee reports Llano County cotton growers will receive about 7000 dollars this week as final distribution for last season through the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association. He notes the full season total paid to members reaches 33.456 million with potential county cash increases if all cotton were marketed cooperatively.
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A. G. Lee
Llano County
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Cotton Co-Operative Marketing Association
Lee
Association
Better Grip on Prosperity for Widows and Savings Growth
A national life insurance survey shows sixteen of every hundred widows live comfortably, while forty two seek work and forty two rely on others. Savings accounts grow rapidly with most families now holding some bank funds and many owning life insurance, yet unemployment and sickness erode income efficiency and challenge financial security.
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National Life Insurance Company
United States
AB & Poopie
Baby Sulkey for sale in fine condition
For sale baby sulkey in fine condition. Price affordable if taken at once. Apply to 44 tf c, W. H. Wallace.
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W. H. Wallace
Mueller & Petsch Attorneys at Law District Court Practice
Mueller and Petach attorneys associated for district court practice. Alfred P. Muslise noted in firm roster.
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Attorneys-At-Law
Associated
Muslise
Alfred P
Petach
Tragic warning from a county funeral tale
An elderly farmer, once wealthy with a 1100 acre estate, dies destitute after falling for stock swindles. He ends up buried in a homemade coffin in the county poorhouse as fraudsters who promised riches vanished with his money, leaving no help for his grave.
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Hilltop
Every Child Carries a Kings Account in Duluth
Duluth Minnesota leads Class A schools by student banking participation with 99.7 percent of pupils using school deposits. The fragmented text lists several schools and enrollment figures from 2,000 to 16,000 plus, noting varying participation percentages.
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Duluth
Minn
American Bankers Station
Sys
Evans
Marie
N. G
Field Study Opportunities Expand Across Parks and Museums
A new Wasxemite School for Field Medical History opens at Yous National Park with two years of college work for entrance. The Museum Natural History in New York City opens a live insects museum at Palissade interstate Park offering field instruction in tomology. A field biology course at Nawakwa Lodge in the Alley Mountains is run by the University of Pennsylvania and promoted by the burgh Nature Study group for school teachers.
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Yous National Park
Museum Natural History
New York City
Palissade Terstate Park
Liv Sects
Couras Tn
Nawakwa Lodge
Alley Mountains
University of Pennsy
Burgh
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A. R. Weber
Llano Chamber OF Commerce
Will TE. Mayes
Department of Journalism
University of Texas
Chamberlain
G. C. Dennis
U. S
Chickwell
Felix W. Maier
Fredericksburg, Texas
Ines
Whiaight Argus
Southern Pacific
MR. Lee
Farm Bureau
Petsch
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