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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
6
The Musical Observer notes teaching sight reading gives students esthetic power to acquire musical knowledge and pursue music independently. It cites President Coolidge as a music composer and mentions Mrs. Wright, Texas poet and artist, in Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Concho Colorado notes the sixth annual session of the Concho-Colorado Teachers' Institute in San Angelo. The meeting endorses administration by State Superintendent Marrs, urges teaching music in all high schools and asks tax assessors to ensure funds for school benefits. Barstow Pecos and Toyah gain nationwide publicity for orchestras, while youths gain elevating, refining educational value.
The Fort Worth High School band will perform three daily concerts at Rialto Theatre this week with $50 donated from ticket proceeds to The Star Telegram Goodfellow Fund. Band director is W. Wylie. the group traces to 1922 and has earned top honors in San Angelo 1923 and Brownwood contests.
W J Marsh and Mrs Gladys Yoa kam Wright of Fort Worth co-authors of Texas Our Texas were selected Friday from 287 entries in a state anthem contest. The Legislature will decide final adoption and the $1000 prize from Governor Neff would go to the Fort Worth composers if approved. Marsh is widely known.
D C Kennard of the Ohio agricultural experiment station advises that wheat can profitably replace part of the corn in poultry mash. He notes mixing 60 percent wheat with yellow corn and oats is effective, but warns wheat lacks vitamins, so ample green feed like cabbage is needed in winter when corn is scarce.
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