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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
13
Agricultural notes discuss moisture management and soil packing to retain moisture, deep plowing to form mellow beds, and rolling as a subsurface packer. Experts emphasize timing after rain and using smoothing tools, with fallow harrow work to improve soil structure for increased yields.
June reports from the Sourbere Puride indicate a harvest surplus of peaches. Southern Pac. and Pacific Fruit lines plan extensive transport, with estimates of sixty to sixty one carloads per day and parties traveling to East Texas to assess logistics and car needs.
A garbled report from an academic event details professors and faculty at the college. It mentions a library project, ceremonial roles, and committee discussions, but the exact names, dates, and actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
The honey locust is a large, handsome tree with thorny branches and a dense form that acts as a strong stock barrier. The Dakota Parmer waxes lyrical on its growth, beauty, and resistance to locust borers, urging wider Northwest use. A South Dakota example near Ser auld county thrives, spreading twenty five feet and growing rapidly. nurseries offer young trees at low prices to expand plantings.
Readable fragments discuss feeding, feed quality, cleanliness, and milk production. Points mention fodder, feeding cows to boost yield, breeding, butter quality, washing dairy, and milk storage in warm weather. Likely old agricultural guidance with garbled OCR.
A murky account describes party maneuvering around a possible fourth party bid. Key figures include Thomas T. Taxcart, Gor Harmon, Norman Mack, and Judge Alto B. Parker named as a potential temporary convention chairman. Speculation centers on attempts to block or back a candidate, with talk of a split in the party and alignments between leading figures and a New York bloc.
June 12 Morwellion reports the secretary of the Seamen's Union declares the government will ship bluejackets to protect the French liner La Provence as sailors threaten a strike amid steamer tensions.
A terse notice from Dresham Tere P. 0 announces formal address for all orders to 10 BW Weldon. Diatrim Manager Selif-Hfexcing tran is stated with flor 76s, outlining expected delivery channels and contact points.
A July order requires Port Arthur residents to vote on bonds totaling 400 dollars. The notice mentions construction needs and conflicting claims, with details obscured but indicating a municipal funding decision.
Rainmakers press efforts in the dry district span Stamford Anson and Hamlin as Sprendia rain aids agriculture. Explosions of dynamite near Stamford begin around 10 o clock, releasing 50 to 60 pounds to test irrigation methods while storms interrupt the day with intermittent showers and gusty winds.
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