Tuesday, January 6,
1920
IS AWARDED TO
: Memory of “General Pershing’
~ Brought Back to The College In
Hide of The Agia
© President W. B. Bizzell was the re-
~ cipient of a most useful and beau-
tiful Christmas present, and also
priceless because of the donors, be-
ing none other or less than J. B.
 Googins Manager of Swift & Com-
pany, Fort Worth, former A. and M.
men in his employ, and the entire
student body of A. and M. of the
year of 1918.
The gift was made through John
Burned] ad of the Department
of Animir-Husbandry and consisted
; of a lap robe and gloves to match
~~ made from the hide of “General Per-
 shing” the Grand Champion steer
~~ bred and fed by the Animal Hus-
~ bandry Department and exhibited
5 “at the Southwestern Exposition and
~~ Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth in
March 1918, where the above men-
tioned honors were accorded him.
He was a pure bred Aberdeen Angus
yearling.
Swift and Company purchased him
sels ~ at the premium price of twenty-six
= cents per pound, live weight. He
weighed eleven hundred and fifty
pounds making the total sale price
st two hundred and ninty nine dollars.
Pictures were made of the animal
before slaughter. One of these was
sent to General John J. Pershing,
his namesake, then in France and
one to each Texas A. and M. man in
the American Expeditionary Forces.
After slaughter the hide was cured
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Manage of Swift and Company, !
ae wrote to John C. Burns as follows:
oe “As we have been waiting for cold
weather to have the hide of General
Pershing presented to Dr. Bizzell we
would like to do so Christmas. We
feel that the boys would enjoy see-
ing the hide come back home and re-
main there, and be spread over the
: President’s knees in cold weather, a
~~ permanent souvenir of their splendid
effort, their grand champion steer
hide. Our boys would like to ask
it placed around the President's
Christmas tree Christmas morning,
with the compliments of our boys
some of whom are A. and M.
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THEATRE
TO-DAY
H. B. WARNER IN
“A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY”
Also a good comedy. Don’t miss these they are good, al-
Wednesday comes our big Fox Special
“SHOULD A HUSBAND FORGIVE”
A drama of high life and deep shadows that reduce
problems of the ages t othe terms of modern lie.
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who were responsible at A. and M.
for this grand champion.
A few days before Christmas the
robe fitted into a handsome box es-
pecially made, accompanied by auto-
mobile gloves to match and an en-
larged picture of General Pershing
done in colors was received by Mr.
Burns.
At Mr. Burns request William
Sangster Bizzell son of the President
played Santa Claus and slipped the
box under the family Christmas trae
as had been asked by the donors.
The robe is an exquisite article,
very beautiful, with its fine, black,
silky hair on the one side and lined |
rose |
it un-|
with pretty old rose colored,
patterned robe material.
doubtedly possesses a market value |
of several hundred dollars. Attach:
ed to it is a sterling silver plate one
and a half by three inches bearing
the following inscription:
GENERAL PERSHING
Grand Champion 1918
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
Bred and Fed by A. and M. College
of Texas
Purchased by Swift and Company
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FEED CONTROL
SERVICE INSUES
YEARS REPORT
More Than Three Mil Million Pounds o
Feeding Stuffs
Were Removed From Sale
Commercial
Five thousand copies of Bulletin |
number two hundred and fifty-one,
entitled “Commercial Feeding
Stuffs,” are now ready for distribu-
tion. This is the report of the year’s
“work of the Division of Feed Con-
trol Service of the Experiment Sta-
tanned and made into the lap robe. | tion by F. D. Fuller, Chief of the Di-
“A few weeks ago J. B. Googins, :
vision.
Under the Texas Feed Law this
‘service is supported primarily to pro-
tect the purchasers of feed against
adulterated and inferior articles. In-
spection of concentrated commercial
feeding stuffs on sale in the State has |
been made and in this publication the |
| cover untagged
results of the year’s work is given.
The law is simple and easily com-
plied with, requiring only honesty
on the part of the manufacturer,
importer agent or person desiring to
sell feeding stuff. Such a one de-
siring to offer feed for sale must reg-
| ister the brand with this office and
submit a representative sample for
deposit, of not less than one pound,
and bearing the name and address of
| the sender. Formal registration is
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the official tag also furnished by this
division, on the reverse side of whicn
the person registering the feed must
have printed the net pounds the
package contains, brand as register-
ed, mixed ingredients, his name and
address, and guaranteed analysis.
Prosecutions are then made on the
basis of findings on inspection.
A total of 3,572,700 pounds of
feeding stuffs were withdrawn from
sale last year because of non-tagging,
misbranding, damaged, and short
veight. In most cases tags were
furnished by the manufacturers =o
shipments, others
were relabeled with official tags
showing a guarantee that could be
maintained and in still other cases
shipments were returned to, the man-
ufacturers. In many instances re-
funds were paid by manufacturers to
dealers and consumers when the de-
ficiencies were sufficient to warrant
such action. This bulletin gives the
names and addresses of the manu-
name of all such shipments, as well
as the reasons for withdrawal. Most
of these cases result from careless-
ness on the part of employes and ig-
norance of the law, but neverthe-
less, many of them were wilful viola-
tions of the law as is shown from the
number of cases that had to be re-
ported to county attorneys for con-
ducting proceedings against offend-
ers.
Thirty-five cases were thus report-
for incor-
adulteration, and |
a few are pend-
the thirty-five cases have resulted in|
conviction.
Each case is reviewed individually
in this bulletin.
Average analysis of many’ of the
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plies and we can please the
most critical purchaser.
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well known commercial
published opposite the
feed which constitutes a good guide
in the selection of feed. These re-
sults were obtained from many hun-
dreds of samples tested and thus can
be depended on as the real average
content of such feed.
More than two hundred pages are
devoted to a detailed report of the
name of the
results obtained in the inspection of
feeds during the season.
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and represent companies which ship
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