Pie Melon Cultivation and Hog Feed Opportunity
The article describes pie melon as a hardy, year round feed plant for hogs, cattle, horses, and poultry across the United States. It notes spontaneous growth, drought resilience, and potential large-scale use for feed, with a reward offer and ranch notes in Alpine Texas.
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West
Middle West
United States
Jim P. Wilson
Alpine
Texas
Paso Gets 1913 Convention For Texas Cattle Raisers
Paso will host the Texas Cattle Raisers Association convention in 1913 after a multi ballot vote among four cities Fort Worth Houston Oklahoma and El Paso. Officers named included A M McFaddin Victoria president and J D Jackson Alpine first vice president with an active executive committee list. Gov Colquitt spoke at the meeting on cattlemen’s finances and rail rates while state politics unfolded with harmony talks in Tennessee and preparations for tax assessments in Brewster County.
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Paso
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
el Paso
Houston
Oklahoma
Guy
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Ing
A. M. McFaddin
Victoria
J. D. Jackson
Alpine
John Landergrim
Vigo
E. B. Spiller
McSpaddin
J. M. Bassett
Crosbytown
C. K. Warren
Bovina
A. Popham
Amarillo
F. S. Hastings
Stamford
W. H. Craven
Memphis
N. H. Corder
Sanderson
J. M. Cowden
Midland
M. M. Moss
Llano
G. W. Armstrong
HL. Kokernot
San Antonio
H. P. Davis
Richmond
W. D. Reynolds
R. H.harris
San Angelo
R. J. Kleberg
Kingsville
R. J. Cook
Beeville
T. B. Jones
del Rio
R.R. Russell
M. Samson
J. Ju. Welder
J. H. Parramore
Abiline
A. H. Jones
L. Ward
J. McBane
Trinidad
Colo
E. Hassell
Vinita
Oklo
T Sam Cowan
Hot Springs
Ark
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic
Nashville Tenn
Tennessee
Nashville
Mack
Cleveland
Standard's Indiana firm declares 900 percent stock dividend
New York The Standard s Company of Indiana announces a stock dividend of 900 percent payable to stockholders of record April. The move follows a capital stock increase from 1,000,000 to 30,000,000, with 29,000,000 added for the dividend.
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New York
the Standards Company of
Indiana
Orozco Spies to be Shot in Marfa Report
Three men alleging to be emissaries of Orozco were sentenced to death by court martial in Marfa and the finding will be sent to President Madero for approval. The incident concerns pressure on the federal garrison at Ojinaga and reflects ongoing border turmoil.
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Vardeman
Marfa
Texas
Orozco
Ojinaga
Madero
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