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College, Extension Service and Ex-|OWwner’s name on papers inside. Re-
the Agricultural - Conference to be| FOR SALE—Pair of Nettleton
‘held in the convention room of the |leather putees, size 15. Leroy
Raleigh Hotel in that city Thursday Rhodes, Ag. Eng. Dept. 72 ‘
ist i e organization of :
a inl congress the| LOST—An army overcoat from IF ITS FOR A MAN
followng day barracks No. four. Initials J. V. WE HAVE IT
~ 21% had been planned that the meet- | M. on slip paper inside. Reward.
(ing would be presided over jointly by | 72 J. V. Myhand.
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W. P. Hobby, but since the latter is| LOST—Gold cuff button, with
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; © meeting is scheduled to open Tighe ng Ong st nd oe > SOUTHWESTERN CHAMP [ONSHIP F 00TBALL
at 10:30 o’clock and following ad-|at Chas. Nitch’s. PROGRAMMES (SOUVENIR)
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The season’s score, and the results of the last
big game of season, are printed in colors on the
cover of the programs.
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diesses by President Bizzell a. !' Di-
rector Walton of the Extensio. Serv- ARE YOU ON?
ice a committee is to be appointed to
outline an agriucltural program for All students who live at points on
the coming year. The work of this|the I. & G. N. R. R. between Col-
committee will be one of the. most |lege and San Antonio, and all who
important events of the conference. | can make connections at Milano
Prabably the most interesting |Junction, Rockdale, Taylor, Austin,
‘subject on the program for the af-|and San Antonio, desirous of leaving
ternoon session is the discussion of | on a special train about noon, Dec.
“The National and International Sit- | 20, leave your names at Bill King’s
No College Souvenir book is complete without
one. Send your friends at State one or two.
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uation as it Affects Agriculture,” news stand. 72 GET THEM AT
which discussion is to be lead by the eS tenons
? ablest men in attendance. ; SEVENTEEN UNIVERSITY
The program of speeches as ar- OF TEXAS FOOTBALL T H E N E Ww S S T A N D
ranged by Mr. Walton takes in every PLAYERS GET LETTERS I
phase of farming and livestock rais- obetodedeiododoelefodedellododeellooellodoe lode dodelodedodoledededodelsdoleloied
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1430 CHRISTMAS!
ing and marketing the products
threof. Bankers, merchants and |
others who are interested in these
matters have been urged to att.
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Austin, Texas.—At a meeting of
| the atheltic council of the University
f Texas held last night, letters,
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Sonfesence 2s Sil us he x Sr awarded to seventeen members of I A most acceptable Christmas
% eT eat TE ti = Ee the football squad. “T” seconds| gift would be a
es fC ITom: all sections. 3 | were awarded to seventeen members =
yo : i of the squad. The following men re-|%
Following is the ‘Program Yor the ceived I: E. G. a of Gal- +
afigmoon Session: i veston, captain; George Green of San
: The Problem of Planting Seed for Antonio, William Gohmert of Cuero, |
1920,” by Frank Clarke of Waco. Aa 1% *
“Th Probl fC 1 t Post Tom Dennis of Cleburne, B. August | " Ly
in bid "by Dr hd viii] Falk of Austin, Maxey Hart of Aus- + Let Denison at 15 Ross show you one. ;
- | tin, William Brennan of Denison, | a ma tudetedodsadedesdosdudedosdsatedecfosdostssdecosfsafeetecfostsafectosfostsetoctostsafeetectostastecdostostantesioafastostosssfon
Houston.
“Woman’s Place in the 1920 Ag- | erly a burden of property and is the
ricultural Program,” by Miss Helen |cheapest defense of the property and
Higgins, specialist in Woman’s Club | the lives of citizens.—Jabez Lamar
Work, College Station. Monroe Curry.
These speeches will be followed by |
a general discussion and the report | £°
of the program committee.
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Vinegar made from honey has an
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“Soil Fertility of Tgxas Farms,” [Goriram of ‘Austin. George W a Ge Sellen ld eedoefoefocfocondirfpafocfocfe dons Doodle
by D. N. Barrow, secretary of the |, «oo 0 0" Waco. David C Can. I
Texas Industrial Congress of Dallas. g ) 3
“The Livestock Situation in Tex. | 2°" of Bishop, Julian Masten of Fort +
"by W. W. T 4 P “7orth, Robert M. Blaine of Houston, | = = 3
as,” by W. W. Urmey» presi eng o ' Sam R. Harwell of Corsicana, Albert | % oP
the Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association | p f Austic G Hill of F & &
rye moti emia RINGS AND PINS
J Worth and Jeff M. Neely of Amar-|3 3
“Warehouses and Markets for *
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a Farm Products,” by Walton Peteet, ep. 3 A NEW SUPPLY OF ALL KNOWN SPECIES :
specialist in Cotton Marketing, Col- : 1 eX i
sege Station. It is the prime business and duty XA
“Farm Credits” by S. A. Lindsey, of each generation to educate the|. i
Federal Farm Loan Bank of jor ¥ No legislation in the United i 5 MILN BR JIM STARK ;
Houston. States is more important than that OF Bt a ns ode dotedotust -
The Labor Problem as it Affects | Which pertains to the universal edu- |? oodosdsedsioctectert Se fredoodseedrodsdedrodssdodendsd eoded
Texas Agriculture,” by Mike Mec- [cation of our citizens. The educa-
Namara of Waco. tion of the children of a state is prop- WE L C O M E 1] 4
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pensive. A small amount of honey find welcome ances.
furnishes a large amount of vinegar. relief when Ice Cream, Cold Drinks,
Follow these directions: Dissolve protected by a HASWELL’S Candies and Cigars.
pair of glas- TORIC
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Optometrist
At Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
thoroughly in two gallons of warm,
soft water one quart jar of extracted
honey. Give it air and keep it in a
warm place where it will ferment and
make excellent vinegar.—Missouri
College of Agriculture.
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