Horses Have No Brains Says Famous Trainer
George Conners chief trainer for Hagenbeck and Wallace argues horses act from instinct and hunger, not thinking. He asserts trainers shape behavior through repeated cues, while horses respond like fed animals, noting ponies refused to perform on altered pedestals despite sugar rewards.
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George Conners
Hagenbeck and
Wallace
Postal banks good for the country
Dr. C R Clark United States post office inspector says postal savings banks will relieve financial strain during panics and allow deposits to be withdrawn anytime. In Texas new banks are opened in New Braunfels Del Rio Uvalde Seguin with more towns to follow. Government earns 0.25 percent from depositories while depositors receive 2.5 percent. Dog shows will winter at the San Antonio fair grounds with Gentry Brothers remaining through April 1 1912.
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C. R. Clark
United States Post Office
Dr. Clark
Postal Savings
Savings Bank
San Antonio
Clark
New Braunfels
del Rio
Uvalde
Seguin
Fair Grounds
Gentry Brothers
The
Fair Association
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