The Daily Bulletin
VOL. IX.
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925
NO. 10
C. H. ALVORD TAKES
EXTENSION SERVICE
Old A. & M. Man Directing Work
Which was Built up Under
Administration of Pres. Walton
C. H. Alvord
Following the selection of Director
T. O. Walton to be President of the
A. & M. College the Board of Direc-
tors immediately tendered the posi-
tion of Director of Agricultural Ex-
tension Service, made vacant by Presi-
dent Walton’s promotion, to C. H.
Alvord, county agricultural agent for
Bexar County at San Antonio. Mr.
United States Civil
Service Examination
Alvord accepted and has come back
to his old home at College Station. |
One of the most uniformly effective
and successful of all of the county |
agents, a practical ranchman and |
farmer of varied experience, and a |
former teacher in the school of agri-
culture at A. & M., Director Alvord
will make a magnificent contribution
to the development of the Extension
Service.
At San Antonio he has built up a
wide following and has done a magni-
ficient piece of work there.
His many friends at College and
among the former students of the in-
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The United States Civil Service
Commssion announces the following
open competitive examination:
ASSOCIATE PARASITOLOGIST |
Receipt of applications for associate |
parasitologist will close October 20. |
The examination is to fill a vacancy |
in the Bureau of Animal Industry, |
Department of Agriculture, for duty |
at the Jeanerette Experiment Station,
Jeanerette, La., and vacancies in posi- |
tions requiring similar qualifications |
throughout the United States.
The entrance salary for this posi- |
tion is $3,000 a year. After the pro- |
bational period of six months re- |
quired by the civil service act and |
rules, advancement in pay may be |
made without change in assignment |
up to $3,600 a year. Promotion to |
higher grades may be made in ac-
cordance with the civil service rules.
The duties are to conduct-laboratory
and field investigations of parasites
of domestic animals and associated
diseases and experiments for their
control, and prepare results and con-
clusions of investgations with a view
to publication.
* Competitors will not be required to
report for examination at any place,
but will be rated on their education,
training, and experience; and an origi-
nal thesis or publications in connec-
tion with parasitology to be filed with
the application.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service Commis-
sion, Washington, D. C., or the secre-
tary of the Board of U. S. Civil ser-
vice examinors at the post office or
customhouse in any city.
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“RUGGED WATER” WILL BE
PICTURE SHOW TONIGHT
Paramount’s production of Joseph |
Lincoln’s stirring novel, “Rugged |
Water” will be shown in the Assembly |
Hall this evening, beginning at 7:30.
The cast includes such stars as Lois
Wilson, Warner Baxter, Wallace Beery
and Phyllis Haver. There will also
be a good comedy and music.
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| Navasota, will conduct the services for
DR. A.J. PRICE WILL
BE SUNDAY SPEAKER
Will Lead Morning Convocation;
Navasota Pastor Will Address
Presbyterian Group
Dr. A. J. Price of the Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, Fort Worth, will
speak at the religious convocation in
Guion Hall tomorrow morning at 10:50
o'clock.
Reverend Franklin Henderson, pas-
of the Presbyterian Church at
the Presbyterian group tomorrow
evening at 7:30 in the Y. M. C. A.
Chapel.
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CH BENDER TEACHER OF
PRESBYTERIAN FRESHMEN
COA
Coach Bender teaches a class for
Presbyterian freshmen every Sunday
morning at 9:30 in Guion Hall. We
are expecting a crowd tomorrow morn-
ing, and hope you will be with us.
JIM McCLUNEY, pres.,
Presbyterian group.
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What a long way the world has
come since good folks were horrified
by “September Morn.”
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FOR SALE.—Pair of calf boots,
size 9D. 8 Alpha. —10
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FOUND. — Fawn colored Stetson
hat. Owner call at Y. M. C. A. Of-
fice.—10
WANTED TO BUY.—One Spanish
Reader Zaragiita and one Psychology
and Primitive Culture by Bartlett.
Room 80 Goodwin.—9
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FOUND.—Gold football. Owner call
at Publicity Office and identify same.
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LOST.—One Fish chemistry with
‘name Keneble. Reward for return to
| 97 Legett.—10
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