School for the Blind Offers Free Education and Training
Prof E E Bramlette announces the Texas school for the blind provides free education for qualifying blind or partially blind youths aged 7 to 21. Everything is free except clothing and transportation, which are supplied if needed. The program includes twelve grades, music, industrial training, physical education, and medical staff.
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Austin
Tex
E. E. Bramlette
State School For the
Proflette
Blind Children Education Drive Urges Community Aid
County judges physicians school trustees and teachers are asked to help by urging parents to enroll blind boys and girls in the school and by sending the addresses of all such children to the school for education health and welfare.
State Laboratory Sees First Product Anti Typhoid Toxine
Austin July 20 State bacteriologist Hartman of the state laboratory today completed its first product since the laboratory was established He has anti typhoid toxine ready for distribution and will sell at cost to applicants for this antidote.
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Austin
Tex
Hartman
The
State Laboratory
Rate Expert Appointed to Texas Insurance Board
E. R. Barrow of Dallas was named rate expert for the Texas state insurance board and began duties today. He moves from the office of C. B. Roulet, chief actuary for the insurance companies, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of George E. Russell.
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Austin
Tex
E. R. Barrow
Dallas
State Insurance Board
C. B. Roulet
George E. Russell
Cane Blight Threatens Lincoln County Cane Brakes
Specimens from Soap creek bottoms show deterioration in cane stalks with barley like heads. Dallis notes blight endangering cane brakes, with life expectancy around fourteen years per Uncle Zeke Samuels. Local winter pastures rely on green canes for cattle grazing in Georgia’s Lincoln county.
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Zack Dallis
Journal
Soap Creek
Dallis
Zeke Samuels
Lincoln County
Georgia
Lincolnton (Ga
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace to Face Atlanta Court in 1912 Shooting
In Atlanta on July 20 1912 Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace prepares to plead not guilty to shooting her husband Eugene H Grace on March 5 1912. Prosecutors seek his $27000 life insurance as motive while Grace said to be recovering in an invalid chair will testify in court.
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Atlanta
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
Eugene H. Grace
Grace
Philadelphia
Newnan
Mrs. Grace
Eugene E. Grace
Opie
Corpus Christi Construction Boom Pushes City Progress
Corpus Christi reports a booming building period with over 2250000 dollars in active projects excluding the Nueces hotel. Plans include a 55000 dollar city hall and fire station a 50000 dollar municipal wharf and a 40000 dollar Methodist church rapidly taking shape.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Nueces
Houston
San Antonio
Jordt-Allen
North Beach
Miner Dies in Mine Accident Amid Campaign Claim
In M'A Lester Oklahoma on July 20 a rock fall in Brew er Coal Mining Company mine No 1 killed Charles McCalrey and fatally injured fellow miner Meredith who died hours later. McCalrey was the democratic candidate for county commissioner.
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M'Alester
Okla
Brewer Coal Mining c Company
Charles McCalrey
Meredith
McCalrey
Oermer y Dairy Co. Hygiene Policy Document
Sanitation rules are fully followed in the preparation of dairy products at Oermer y Dairy Co. The notice emphasizes strict cleanliness across all stages from sourcing to packaging.
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Oermery Dairy CO
Texas Farmers Plan New Institute Meeting at College Station
Austin July 20 The Texas State Farmers Institute association issues the full program for its July 29 meeting at College Station. Commissioner Kane predicts 800 to 1000 delegates from across Texas, with aims to advance farmer education, practical agriculture, and rapid, progressive development. The program lists speeches on farming, crops, marketing, terracing, poultry, soil building, and farm management with leaders from A&M College and state organizations.
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Austin
Tex
Texas State Farmers’ Institute Association
College Station
Agriculture Kane
J. C. Lindsey
Department
Texas State Farmers’ Institute
Kane
Farmers’ Institute
Texas
Ed R. Kane
M. E. Weaver
Bryan
R. T. Milner
A. & M. College
Sam H. Dixon
R. R. Claridge
Longview
North
West
Senor Zeferino
Dominguez
Republic of Mexico
W. T. Loudermilk
Texas Farmers’ Union
DeLeon
Milo Hastings
Port O'Connor
J. Oscar Morgan
A .& M. College
T. G. Simpson
Gallatin
H. G. Ealhorn
J. M. Johnson
C. L. Helm
Dunn
A. H B. Flowers
Texas Swine Breeders’ Association
Dallas
A. W. Brown
Athens
Secretary Wilson tied to Colorado Stanley dam project scandal
In Washington James Wilson secretary of agriculture faces a major controversy over the Stanley dam project in Colorado promoted by the Denver Reservoir and Irrigation company. His son Jasper Wilson quit the department to take a $10,000 post with the firm. Congress has introduced a resolution demanding information and accusing the scheme of fraud and defrauding citizens.
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James Wilson
Washington
Stanley Dam
Colorado
Denver
Jasper Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Wilson
Rural Development Notes and Elections
Rural Development reports by delegates cover successes and failures, committee activities, and miscellaneous business. The document lists election of officers and adjournment details for Farm and Ranch.
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Rufus J. Nelson
Camp Departure for Comfort Becomes Summer Stay
The party headed to a camp near Comfort will depart Monday and stay through August 15. Members include Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Linnartz and daughters Thelma and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Groben and daughter Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller and daughter Marion, Misses Ollie and Anne Wilkins, Otto Willing, and Lewis Muench.
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Comfort
W. G. Linnartz
Thelma
Irene
Gus Groben
Lucille
John Mueller
Marion
Ollie
Anne Wilkins
Otto Willing
Lewis Muench
Flores May Appear in Court Tomorrow in Killing Case
Feliciano Flores Sr. held under guard at Santa Rosa hospital on murder charges from a pistol battle in a Main bar. Habeas corpus likely to be filed Monday with both sides ready to present witnesses. Deputy Sheriff Ora Baird died, Manuel Ochoa wounded. Flores to remain under guard at hospital until court appearance. Funeral services for Baird were held with sheriff's officials in attendance.
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Feliciano Flores Sr
Santa Rosa Hospital
Ora Baird
Flores
Monterey
Manuel Ochoa
Gue
D. Berrey
Baird
Corpus Christi Road
Harlandale
Mission Cemetery
Eagles
The
Woodmen of the World
Sheriff's Department
John Tobin
Charles Stevens
Southwest Texas State Normal School Enrollment Rise
F M Bralley received the San Marcos normal school's annual report from President C B Evans showing enrollment at 1858, up from 978 in 1908.127 counties are represented led by Hays with 72 students, followed by Bell 28, Gonzales 19, DeWitt 19, Williamson 15.
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Austin
Tex
F. M. Bralley
State Normal School Board of Regents
Southwest Texas State Normal School
San Marcos
C. B. Evans
Hays County
Bell County
Gonzales County
DeWitt County
Williamson County
Schulze Announces Olga Engagement to Albert Schoenemann Jr
Mr and Mrs Otto Schulze announce the engagement of their daughter Olga to Albert Schoenemann Jr The couple will wed on August 1 at 6 PM at St Johns Lutheran Church
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Otto Schulze
Olga
Albert Schoenemann Jr
St. John’s ‘Lutheran Church
Miss Claudia Smith Heads West For Study Plans
Miss Claudia Smith left yesterday for Chicago and St Louis to pursue studies in expression. She will later travel east to continue her education in the field.
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Claudia Smith
Chicago
St. Louis
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