Beef and Dairy Royalty Parade at Tivisture Fair
The Beef and Dairy Royalty Parade showcases Hereford cattle at the Tivisture Fair. National in scope, experts from the United States attend with support from the American Hereford Association, offering about $5,000 in prizes. In years past, the show drew top breeders and notable cattle from major fairs, marking the event as a premier cattle exhibition with strong regional and national ties.
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Sherman County Improvement Association drives farm program
The Sherman County Improvement Association leads active campaigns in the Panhandle focusing on water facilities and wheat support. Members and committees plan autumn events at Stratford while promoting a rail line project and pest control to safeguard crops amid favorable weather and pests.
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Ensil Blanck
Cadeniad
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Harvey Spurlock
Fugue
Cunsoe
Hie Association
Hoyt's remedy brings comfort and happiness says Dr Hammer
An old advertisement recounts Dr Hammer praising Hoyt's remedy for digestive ills and sour tastes after meals. It claims relief from stomach pain, gas, bloating, bad breath, and sleeplessness, with a testimonial from Mrs Hammer and a note about availability at stores on Sixth and Polk and nationwide.
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Plains Butter Wins State Fair Title in California
Plains Cooperative led by Wallace Louthan announced that Cooper Ative Inc won first prize in the California State Fair commercial butter division. The butter, churned May and shipped to the fair, achieved a top score, with officials noting the result was exceptionally high.
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Plainview Dipping Vat Project Underway in Hale County
Construction of a dipping vat near the northeast Plainview city limits aims to aid Hale County stockmen against disease. Judge Frank B. Day notes the facility will be free to county users for 24 years, with sanitarians and Dr J Guy Porter of the sanitary commission present to assess needs. The total laydown and equipment cost is about 850, and users will pay only for chemicals used at the facility.
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Texas Farmers May Bank Big Income This Year
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports producers of agricultural goods expect total income to rise this year. The barley index and other crops show gains, with figures several points above the five-year average.
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Potter County Opens Hopper Poison Drive
Potter County opens a poison drive with a distribution station at the Tri State Fair rows. Frank Stanby says the station will run from morning until 6 30 pm, with 100 pound containers available for large quantities and smaller sacks for little doses. Citizens are urged to avoid misusing poisons and to help mix and stock the station as needed.
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Swisher County Jersey Herd Tour Highlights Dairy Breeding
Area breeders showcase quality Swisher County Jersey cattle during the annual Swisher County tour. Breeders Joe Vaughn Frances Burgess HL Tumey Warren Orr and others exhibited herds and a registered Jersey bull was purchased for 1000. The club plans to exhibit four herds and enter cows in milk production contests at the Tri-Bente Fair later this fall.
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Federal aid eyed to diversify Southern farming economy
Washington reports accelerated effort under defense needs to push South off dependence on cotton. Agriculture officials aim to diversify crops and boost food production for farms and poultry while addressing long standing regional shortages. Campaign emphasizes education and farmer self-sufficiency to balance postwar economy and aid national security.
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Vitamins From Wheat Drive Opens Childress Plans Big Farm Party
Childress on August 3 hosts a large farm gathering organized by the chamber of commerce. E.R. Endaly of the Texas Extension Service speaks as farmers and representatives from federal and state agencies attend. The event promotes home gardens and self-sufficiency to reduce cotton reliance, with talks on garden programs and feeding districts.
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Ani x Ban Seoue Tuneheon
Soldiers Asked To Aid Harvest In Oregon
Salem dispatch reports northwest soldiers furloughed from duty urged to help harvest Oregon crops as the state faces a fast ripening bounty. Gov Sprague and General White warn that a severe crop shortfall looms if fields are not quickly brought in.
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Thousand Take Part In Wheeler Picnic
SHAMROCK Sept. 3 Special More than 7,000 farmers attended the Wheeler County Farmer's Barbecue at Kelly Beach near Mobeete Friday evening. The crowd enjoyed dominoes, horseshoes, and a pork supper. Local officials and speakers included G H Day of the Aaa and Shorty Later with fiddles and guitars providing entertainment.
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Collingsworth County Fair Dates Set in Wellington
Collingsworth County Fair officials in Wellington announce the dates for the annual event. Ben Hurst chairs the fair association with Mrs Guy Clay serving as secretary treasurer. The fair spans Friday and Saturday September 25 and 27, just before the Tri State Fair. Other officers and division superintendents will be named later this week. The show features agricultural products, women’s homemaking, livestock, and a notable poultry division.
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Collingsworth County Pair Association
Guy Clay
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