Cattle Tick Eradication Boosts Creamery Gains Across South
The Department of Agriculture reports nationwide tick eradication improves native cattle quality and spurs creamery development. In South Carolina, Clemson College cooperation built routes serving 227 farmers from 833 cows, delivering 14,815 pounds butter fat and $3,851.88 in payments in 1915, opening new farm income and prompting upgrades in equipment, cattle, and dairy practices.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Department
Clemson College
South Carolina
Tennessee
Chicago
Mississippi
Alabama
Maid is a Sergeant at Seventeen in Servian Army
A seventeen year old girl is promoted from private to sergeant for heroic conduct. She served two years in the comitates under Major Tankositch claimed by Austria to be responsible for the Archduke Ferdinand assassination.
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Comitates
Tankositch
Austria
Archduke Ferdinand
Cascarets Promise Gentle Relief for Sick Children
An ad touts Cascarets as a mild cathartic that cleanses without griping or sickness. It claims children, even cross or feverish ones, can take a whole Cascaret any time with thorough effect and no harm.
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Cross
Livestock Experts Urge Cooperative Bulls and Stock Upgrades
County agents urge farmers to form bull clubs and livestock associations to share breeding stock while upgrading pastures with Bermuda grass lespedeza bur clover and clovers. Plan includes hay and silo building, breeding calendars, and periodic dipping to keep stock healthy.
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Upotr
Concert by Third Field Artillery at Fort Sam Houston
The Third Field Artillery band will give a Monday concert at Fort Sam Houston lower post starting 4:30 PM. Chief Musician A C Pentland directs a program including The Starry Jack Hildreth. Paus l e ce cece Gunod Waltz from Jocelyn. Berceuse from Jocelyn. Gems of Stephen Foster. Circus Day in Dixie. A second concert by the same band is scheduled Thursday at the same time and place.
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Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
A. C. Pentland
Hildreth
Pausl
Cece Gunod Waltz
O. Strauss
Jocelyn
Jocelyn”_.ee nee eae Godard Selection, “Gems of Stephen Po aera cawees Tobani
Dixie
Ee Nee Ea Gamble
Letter to Aunt Clara Sparks Breakfast Alarm
A Brooklyner woman confronts her husband at breakfast over a letter to Aunt Clara. Tom fumbles, admits he mailed the wrong item, and reveals he asked Aunt Clara to visit for a month. The row centers on the missing mailed letter and the mistaken delivery.
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Brooklyn
Tom
Aunt Clara
Marie
Plattsburg Training Camp Plan Expands National Reach
Plattsburg student leaders press Congress for official status and potential federal or national reserve camps next summer. They seek training with regular army instructors and oppose enlistment, proposing a month of annual field training. Army officers favor expansion as camps sprout in San Antonio Chicago Fort Oglethorpe and other sites.
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Washington, D. C
Plattsburg
Congress
Senate Committee On
Senate
War Department
House
Plattsburgh
Plattsboro
Senate Committee
National Guard
Garrison
Guard
Army
San Antonio
Chicago
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Pacific Coast
Drink hot water with limestone phosphate for inner cleansing
Read urging daily morning practice consuming a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The ad claims this internal sanitation improves health, complexion, and energy, citing a quarter pound cost at the drug store.
Cyclone Davis 10 Seeks Reelection In Texas
Cyclone Davis declares candidacy for re election and plans a Texas campaign in April opening in Milam County. He will not be absent from Washington during army naval and rural credits debates as the Texas delegation largely seeks another term amid a San Diego aviation dispute and court martial controversy involving Goodier and Cowan.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Srengthy
Texas
Milam County
Washington
Henry
Senate
Investigation of Aero Corps Favored by War Department
The War Department supports investigating the aviation service under the Robinson resolution. A board led by Brigadier General M. M. Macomb and others was appointed before Secretary Garrison resigned to conduct the inquiry. Robinson charged delays followed and an army officer commented on objections to the resolution.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Robinson
Senate Committee On
Department
Garrison
M. M. Macomb
The
War College
E. A. Garlington
MacCain
Army
Fathers and Sons Plan YMCA Hobby Exhibit Week
The Boys Cabinet at the YMCA plans a Father and Son banquet on Friday night March 24 followed by a tour of the Boys Hobby Exhibit. A Mothers Day at the exhibit is set for March 22. Over thirty exhibits are entered including room decoration items badges lighting, stamp cigar photo and coin collections and tame San Antonio wildlife. Open to all San Antonio youths, not just YMCA members.
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Pete
San Antonio
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T. B. Baker
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Anville
County Livestock Association
Third Field Artillery Band
Plattoning
Newton
New York
France
FOX
Alamo Plaza
Special Mail Order Department
Kodaks
Signal Corps
San Diego
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Goodier
Reeber
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Lewis E. Goodier Jr
Houston Street
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Houston St. Swearingen-McCraw Building
Houston St
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