West Texas farmer turns hog raising into profitable sideline
W S Mauldin of ten miles northwest of Abilene proves hogs can boost cotton income. He bred two Poland China types, the Buster and the Liberator, from champions and crosses, building a herd of 21 head with six brood sows. Profit includes $200 from two old sows, aside from meat hogs and stock. He emphasizes bloodlines, feeding, and care with a diet of corn, maize, barley, tankage, and milk.
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Manly Bros
Shackelford County
Gottschalk Family Returns From Germany Visit
Mr and Mrs R Gottschalk and their daughter return from a four months trip in Germany and Poland. They traveled aboard the German ship Columbus. Mr Gottschalk has lived in America forty years and in Winters thirty five years, arriving when homes were scarce and choosing the area as a preferred home.
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Mr. Gottschalk
America
Electric Shoe & Harness Shop Moves to West Dail Street
Notice shows Electric Shoe & Harness Shop relocated to West Dail Street in front of Piercy's Tin Shop with full stock for repairing shoes, reduced price to one dollar on men sewed sales, and a complete line of harness gear. Winters Ice & Fuel advertises coal with dirt kept separate and a ten acre block for subdivision. Mr Mauldin, West Texas native from Callahan County, raises hogs as a profitable sideline to cotton and plans ongoing effort with blooded stock.
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Electric
Main Street
West Dail Street
Piercy
Sears & Robuck
Electric Shoe & Harness Shop
West Dail St
Mr. Mauldin
Callahan County
Mrs W E Simmons Visiting Whitesboro Officials
Mrs W E Simmons of Whitesboro is visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W F Hartzog.
The Salary Raise That Never Came
Cecilia Schroeder works long hours in a printing plant bindery and grows tired of waiting for promotions and salary raises. She compares herself to office staff who are better paid and wonders why better prospects do not come from her own harder labor.
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Cecilia Schroeder
Miss Schroeder
Cecilia Schroeders
Tyler Commercial College ad promotes training for higher pay
A sales pitch highlights Miss Schroeder who trained at the Tyler Commercial College to become a stenographic bookkeeper and private secretary. It urges others to enroll, listing courses like Private Secretariat, General Business, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Civil Service, with scholarships via The Enterprise editor.
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Gneral
General Railroad
General
Western Union
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