Grain grading course announced at A and M College
A grain grading course will be offered by the department of agronomy at Texas A and M College in College Station beginning the summer session. The program aims to train federal licensed inspectors, educate farmers and dealers in federal standards, and teach applying these standards in business. Dr. J O Morgan announced the plan, with lectures and lab work, and the course will become a regular part of the department.
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College Station
Texas
Department of Agronomy
A. & M. College of Texas
J. O. Morgan
Tuberculosis Death Rate Drops Nationally
A Census Bureau report shows the national tuberculosis death rate at an unusually low level per 100,000, a figure that, if applied to Texas, implies a significant decline and would affect more than five thousand Texas citizens despite partial data.
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Austin
Texas
United States Bureau of Census
Sacred College Split Influences Vatican Pontiff Succession
Factions form within the Sacred College of Cardinals at the Vatican over the election of a new pope. Cardinal Laurenti, newly elevated, is seen as a likely successor, backed by the strong Merry del Val faction.
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Sacred College of Cardinals
Vatican
Cardinal Laurenti
Sacred College
Merry del Val
Save Pennies Waste Dollars Moral
A brief note urges prudent spending on printing to save money. It emphasizes choosing a good printer to reduce waste and lower costs.
Texas Tuberculosis Toll Spurs Public Health Push
The Texas Public Health Association notes TB claimed many lives in 1920 and asserts eight new cases arise per death, totaling about 43 000 Texans afflicted. TD E Breed urges citizens to engage in prevention and care to shield their families and communities.
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Texas
TD. E. Breed
The
Texas Public Health Association
Stratigraphy of the Pennsylvania Formation in North Central Texas
University of Texas presses a large bulletin on the Stratigraphy of the Pennsylvania Formation in North Central Texas. Freeman Plummer and Raymond C. Moore of Roxana Petroleum coauthored the 287 page study with fossil illustrations and a color geological map. The Bulletin is issued by the Bureau of Economic Geology and Technology.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
University Press
Pennsylvania
Frederick B., Plummer
Raymond C. Moore
Roxana Petroleum Company
Plummer
Bureau of Economic Geology and ‘Technology
The
University
Vernon Elementary Schools Declared First Class
Vernon elementary schools have been officially designated first class following an inspection by W. B. Miksell of the State Department of Education. The certificate, framed and shown in the high school office, praises teachers pupils and local effort, noting primary rooms hold at least five dollars in books with many rooms totaling about fifteen dollars in supplementary works.
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Vernon
State Department
Telephone and Telegraph Firm Plans New Directory
The Southwestern Telephone and iTelegraph Company will issue a new directory to its patrons and says it is now at the printers. John Bell Lockett of the Lockett store community visited Vernon today on business.
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Southwestern Telephone and iTelegraph Company
John Bell Lockett
Lockett
Vernon
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