Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1930

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... made by Congress. Dr. Pierce, who is a member of the faculty of the University of Texas, has spent.... The total Republican vote 5,588,326; the total Democratic was UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HAS RE- CEIVED MANY LARGE... GIFTS The University of Texas, wisely provided for by the forefathers, has been the pECipent of many..., and lease transfers in the future will bear the University's approval. The University now lealizes from... besides. The difference represents what has been going to speculators. The University intends to curb

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.... Schoch, director of the bureau of industrial chemistry of the University of Texas, submitted the plan... intimated. Dr. Schoch is employed by the University of Texas and his water purification work has been... of the improvement and its operation. Full investigation of the system advocated by the university professor

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..., balance ' Lamar, ChanaoVadj ■aoVadj long time, low interest. ning, Texas. OKLAHOMA MONEY-MAKING INVESTMENT

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... of the committee had a M Russian Trusts Seeking University Graduates Moscow.—Competition among various governmental

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.... A. A. Nijland, professor of astronomy at the University of Utretch. The countries that hsvs already

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... At the close of 1929 the just been opened at El Paso j University of Texas had in its bv the Nichols Copper Com

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... of Dairy Technology of the University of Ohio has the following to say about the losses occasioned by sour

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