Farm Records a Big Help for Texas Farmers
Economist John G. McHaney says farm records aid in income tax, credit, and business planning. The Texas Farm Record Book, tailored for Texas, inventories land machinery livestock crops and expenses, helping identify weak points and expansion opportunities. Local Extension agents or the Exchange Store in College Station sell the book.
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John G. McHaney
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
McHaney
Texas A. & M
Texas Farm Record Book
Texas
Exchange Store
Valor as Soldier and Scientist Across All Peoples
A poem lines compare valor in a soldier who dies for freedom to a scientist serving others beyond fame. It asserts valor exists in any place and among all colors and races, echoing unity and universal service.
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Valor
Freedom
William Allen Ward
Bed Lengtheners Patent for Tall Men Extend Beds
Washington reports a new pocket portable bed-lengthener extension for bed rails. The adjustable device connects to footrails to lengthen beds on travel and remains stable and safe from collapse when paired on both sides.
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Washington
For Rent Rooms and Quilts for Sale
Two unfurnished rooms available for rent ideal for an elderly couple or an elderly lady. Also quilts for sale. Contact Mrs Beulah Bilmner in East Grand.
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Beulah Bilmner
East Grand
Ralph Wallace
Do You Remember A Roaring Page Of Then And Now
A McKinney Examiner reminiscence lists items from past eras including the airedale dog and horses, trolleys, isinglass curtains, car fenders, brass headlamps, linen dusters, celluloid collars, player pianos, phonographs, minstrel shows, mini golf, knickers, covered bridges, radio headsets, five cent calls, rolled stockings, Empress Eugenie hats, hatpins, corsets and smelling salts, the flapper, cake-eater, bell-bottoms, and other forgotten conveniences as folks recall bygone days.
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Ture
Empress Eugenie
McKinney Examiner
Engineers Estimate 285 Million Needed for Texas Bridges
Engineers estimate at least 285 million dollars are required to bring Texas bridges up to standard. The finding highlights a large funding gap and potential safety concerns across major crossings.
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