Selecting pullet stock for winter egg supply
The article advises poultrymen and farmers to hatch March to April chicks, rear them well, and select hens laying large, uniformly colored eggs with strong shells. It notes brown and white eggs hatch at different times, warns against pebbled or thin shells, and says culling should aim for uniform quality to boost profits. The piece cites T. J. Conway, Assistant Professor, Poultry Husbandry, Texas A&M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Conway
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Imposter Touring Texas Posing as State Agriculture Rep
A fraud alert from Fred W. Davis, Commissioner of Agriculture, warns that a man traveling in Texas in February claims to work for the State Department of Agriculture. He is said to obtain cash loans and leave unpaid hotel bills. No such employee exists, and the public is urged to aid apprehension.
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Austin
Texas
Fred W. D.sits
Agriculure
Davis
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Neighborly Advice Prompts Kindness Over Gossip
A cautious admonition urges residents to curb harsh remarks about neighbors. It suggests considering how one would feel if the neighbor responded in kind, promising improved behavior and a better perception in the town.
Cone Johnson Resigns from State Department to Return to Tyler
Cone Johnson, solicitor for the state department for three years, tenders his resignation and plans to move back to Tyler to resume law practice. He is popular with Texas prohibitionists and rumors say he may run for governor next year.
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Cone Johnson
State Department
Tyler
Texas
Perfume Use Through World History
Perfumes trace back to ancient civilizations and ceremonial roles. In medieval times scent was carried in pendant pomanders shaped like pears or apples. These pomanders held scented materials to counteract odors and protect against infection throughout the fourteenth to seventeenth centuries.
High Art Turned to Bread Tricks at Party
Mr Jobson entertained guests with sleight of hand tricks but Mrs Jobson outdid him by turning one loaf of bread into sixteen sandwiches at the salon.
Tiger and I Meet in Jungle Duel in Passing Show
A theatrical quip recalls a moment in which a speaker and a tiger faced each other in the jungle, noting the frightful tension and dramatic encounter as part of a Passing Show routine.
The Lookout Ship of State Troubles Watery Waters
The Lookout notes the ship of state entering troubled waters and cautions it may require a tug of war to steer. The commentary uses maritime metaphors to reflect political instability and the potential need for strong guidance.
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Ship of State
Controversial Speech Draws Audience Acclaim at Event
Report notes a speaker urged a balanced approach described as a square deal and received a warm round of applause. The line includes cues like "Vos Pp" hinting at snippets or commentary amid the reception.
The Sort Pointer Puts Canine Intelligence Focus
A brief exchange suggests using a pointer breed to study dog intelligence for article writing. The joking setup frames a canine research angle with a practical tip.
What freezing manners Miss Perky has
In a curt exchange, the banter mocks Miss Perky as cold or icy in demeanor. The remarks imply she comes from a wealthy, influential family. The brief squabble hints at social snobbery and headline humor of the era.
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Perky
Counties Lead in Teachers' Homes in Texas
Lavaca county reports 17 teachers' homes trailing Guadalupe county with 23 and Texas surpassing Washington, which once led with 153. National rural expert Dr Muerman credited. lecture at Tri-County Teachers' Institute in Yoakum in September per County Superintendent William Kilers in Farm and Ranch.
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Lavaca
United States
Guadalupe County
Texas
Washington
Tom
Muerman
Tri- County
Yoakum
William Kilers
Subscription Payments Readers Note Thanks List
The Eagle thanks readers who have paid subscriptions since last report. Names include Fred Krause Moulton Emi Darilek Moulton W KF Oehl Moulton Frank Krenek Moulton Tom Skandera Moulton Adolph Nachlinger Moulton Adolph Anders Moulton Albert Pastejovsky Moulton Otto Krause Moulton Julius Jobb Roscoe Texas Adolph Beran Moulton.
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The
Eagle
Fred. Krause
Moulton
Emi Darilek
W KF
Oehl
Frank Krenek
Tom Skandera
Adolph Nachlinger
Adolph Anders
Albert Pastejovsky
Otto Krause
Julius Jobb
Roscoe
Texas
Adolph Beran
Novobrad Agent Emil Pesek Seeks Life Insurance Deals
Emil Pesek of Novobrad, an active representative for the Frank Lyn Life Insurance Company, was in the city Friday tending to business matters.
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Emil Pesek
Novobrad
The
Franklyn Life Insurance Company
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