Dirt Farmers Share In Profit From Seed Program
state seed certification profits last year were shared by more than 1500 dirt farmers along with thousands of other growers learning to plant a pure seed strain. cotton seed contracts paid a $1 to $10 per ton bonus, with some cases higher for special selections.
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Austin
R. W. Miller
Department of Agriculture
Miller
A. & M. College
Amateur Radio Operator in Chicago Sends Baseball Scores to Marines
An amateur radio enthusiast in Chicago maintains nightly communications with Marines, relaying baseball scores and forwarding messages to relatives. This activity connects locals with service members, showing civilian support through radio hobby.
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Chicapo
Wochnterest
ABBA By Mrs. J. W. Voyles
ABBA By Mrs. J. W. Voyles notes a school closing Friday preceded by a Wednesday play and a Thursday program. Various local visits described include Bill Duvall teaching in Parker County next year and Mrs. H. J. Amerson visiting her in laws, with several family members and neighbors mentioned across Voyles and Hudson households.
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Bill Duvall
Parker County
Mr. Duvall
H. J. Amerson
J. W. Voytes
Arthur Anglin
Prairie View
BE. L. Hudson
Zulah Pool
John Pool
Lillie Voytes
C. J. Henry
Floved Henry
Shamrock
Oklahoma
Grandpa
Grandma Henry
Lefors
Urge Cotton Use To Replace Jute
W J Walker of New Orleans argues that replacing jute with cotton in burlap bags and bagging would boost U S cotton consumption by 1 5 million bales yearly He urges farmers to demand cotton sacks and bagging and cites implications of a jute ban during his Mississippi speaking tour with LC Holton Also notes Mrs Helle de Rivera praising modern women and a theft of a 400 pound stone with sundial from a Washington monument works project
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Austin
J. E. McDonald
Commissioner of Agriculture
W. J. Walker
New Orleans
Walker
Leaville McCampbell
New York City
America
South
Mississippi
LC. Holton
Helle de Rivera
New York City Federation of Women's Clubs
A Monument Works of
Washington
Red Cross celebrates 50th anniversary with survivor
In Washington, 51 signers formed the American Red Cross when it was incorporated. In 1881 Mrs. Peter Voorhees DeGraw is the only living survivor and was chosen to participate in the year’s celebration marking the Red Cross fiftyth anniversary.
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American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Peter Voorhees DeGraw
Red Cross
Quail by Bowen and companions return from Creed fishing trip
Walter Starr Ira Morgan and Zel by Neely and Mr Fulcher toured to Creed Colorado and back last Saturday reporting a wonderful time and many fish caught. Walter and Mrs Starr stayed with Paul Starr in Wellington Friday night while Mr and Mrs Gilbert Guthrie came home from Loveland Wednesday afternoon.
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Walter Starr
Ira Morgan
Zelby Neely
Mr. Fulcher
Creed, Colo
Walter
Mrs. Starr
Paul Starr
Wellington
Gilbert Guthrie
Loveland
One Dose German Remedy Ends Gas
Henry Dodd says Adlerika relieved indigestion and gas, restoring appetite and sleep. The ad claims one dose cleanses upper and lower bowels, washing out poisons causing gas nervousness and poor sleep, urging purchase at Palace Drug Store.
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Henry Dodd
Palace Drug Store
Local social and sports notes from Wellington area
Conrad Melton and family hosted weekend visitors in Wellington while Vivian Steward and King Bowen joined Mr and Mrs Milton Aycock for Sunday. A Quail local baseball game ended 7 to 2 in Quail’s favor. Alta Mae Hammit returned from Canyon where she had been at school. Helen Guthrie and Alta Guthrie visited Mrs Bill Sullivan Sunday. E Ward of Magnolia station was a Wellington visitor Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs John H Starr returned to Quail from Houston. Ira Morgan was a Wellington business visitor Saturday.
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Conrad Melton
Fresman Melton
Wellington
Bruce Aycock
Vivian Steward
King Bowen
Milton Aycock
Quail
Alta Mae Hammit
Canyon
Helen
Alta Guthrie
Bill Sullivan
E. Ward
Magnolia Station
John H. Starr
Houston
Ira Morgan
Goat Ranch Art Studio Shows Budget Friendly Classes
The piece notes many art classes and studios nationwide offer affordable options, indicating that art spaces need not be costly. It suggests a growing accessibility to creative courses outside urban centers.
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Goat Ranch
Texas town draws artists to goat ranch ruins
Glen Rose, a rural Texas town, hosts artists and students drawn to nature. Hills near Boerne, Bandera, and Medina Lake attract creators. The Paso Art Alliance bought the ruins of an abandoned goat ranch and converted it into an art studio likely to expand into a gallery, while preserving the original goat ranch structures.
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Glen Rose
Texas
Boerne
Bandera
Medina Lake
1 Paso Art Alliance
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