Wilson Proud Of Work Done In The South
Secretary James Wilson cites expansion of agricultural education direct to farms in the south as the department's greatest achievement during his 16 years. He describes efforts against boll weevil, soil improvement, cattle and hog farming, ditching disease ticks, and training local farm demonstrators, noting progress from a one crop south to diversified farming and export gains in rice and durum wheat.
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Department of Agriculture
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United States
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Iowa Agricultural College
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Great Western
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Congress
New York State
Asia
Africa
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Orient
Philippines
National Charity Workers Coming to San Antonio
Alexander Johnson, general secretary of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections, will arrive in San Antonio Tuesday morning. He will speak on Charity Thursday evening at the Travis club and participate in luncheons entertainments and a round table on charities and corrections at the St. Anthony during his stay. He is touring the state under the State Conference of Charities and Corrections and the Texas Anti Tuberculosis association and will discuss public health problems and other sociological topics.
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United Charities of Cincinnati
Charity Organization Society of Chicago
Indiana State Board of Charities
Indiana School For
Johnson
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Association of Social Workers
Alexander Johnson
San Antonio
Travis Club
St. Anthony
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Texas Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Humane Officer Suffers With His Charges
The Humane Agent of the Bexar County Humane Society, after twenty months of service in San Antonio, struggles with growing needs and calls for public financial aid to continue aid to helpless animals during the Christmas season. Details and donations are directed to the office at 211 Central Office Building, or to treasurer George S. McElroy or president Dr. B. F. Kingsley, box 179, San Antonio, Texas.
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Bexar County Humane Society
Bexar County
Georges. McElroy
B. F. Kingsley
San Antonio
Texas
Card of Thanks from St Josephs and St Johns Orphanages
The sisters in charge thank the Needlework Guild of America for a box of garments for the orphans and wish God’s blessings on their charity to the children.
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St. Joseph's
St. John’s
Needlework Guild of America
Riverside Restaurant Offers Turkey Dinner Tomorrow
The Riverside Restaurant announces a big turkey dinner and chicken supper available tomorrow for 25 cents per meal. Do not wait for Christmas or New Year as the same meal is offered tomorrow at the same price. Come to see us.
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Riverside
Charity Fund Drive Reopened Aimed at Two-Year Relief
The Chamber of Commerce will restart the 23000 charity fund drive this week. Secretary Carter said 3500 has been subscribed by members via mail. A special committee will issue few cards only for meritorious proposals to curb fundraising for charities and advertising schemes.
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Charities Fund Association
Fredericksburg
Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas to Exterminate Cats Under New Law Proposal
Prof L I Dyche state game and fish warden proposes a prohibitive license for cats and death penalties for unlicensed cats to stop birds destruction and disease spread in Kansas. He cites cats as a major threat to domestic birds and as vectors for illnesses like mumps scarlet fever and diphtheria. The state board of health backs the plan.
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Kan
L. l. Dyche
Kansas
Dyche
State Board of Health
Prof. Dyche
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