The National Co-operator and Texas Farm Journal. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 40, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 11, 1909: Searching Inside

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... state body It may be said, however, that ’ there has been nothing in the history of the union that has... by the Farmers’ union, in the history of Texas and for that matter of the South and the nation. dle freight... have over this history, because I existed heretofore. I believe this ac-* *- quaintance will redound... than any that has ever been held in our history. tory. “Gentlemen, the farmers of this state are moving... further. • 1:..1:. • . ness. Means Much to Union. This is history. It concerns Galvestoa and the farmers

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... at the Galveston meeting. He expressed himself as much pleased with every thing. J. M. Smith of Sanger, Denton

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... conventions in the history of the Farmers' union came to an end in Galveston last Friday. The Co-Operator

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... in its history. The Grade State Teachers’ Certificates good any- Sanitarium makes the clinic advantages... successful in history of institution. Library enlarged and another laboratory added. Large gymnasium

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... of methods. In the exhibit hall you will find isplayed in object lessons the history of cotton lying

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... in corn, which was better Our state union is now a matter of for the farmer. The good book says history

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... in history was on. It was truly a contest of giants. The financial world tumbled. Here was organization