Post City Rainmaker Battles Drought With Exploding Dynamos
A historical account chronicles C. W. Post and his West Texas rainmaking trials using dynamite battles near Post City. From 1910 to 1913 he staged dozens of charges to trigger雨, reporting intermittent showers, costly efforts averaging 2500 dollars per battle and culminating in a final 1913-14 stretch before his death.
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Post
West
Texas
Postum
Elijah
West Texas
Hereford
Tex
Mecca
Cap Rock
Post City
Harper’s Weekly
Battle Creek
Hugo Moser
Wellington
Colo
Marhoff
Marrioff
Tohoka
Battle Grounds
Post In
G. Frank Lord
du Pont Powder Company
du Pont
Clairmont
Pny
C. W. Post
United States
Germany
du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Surplus Chickens Put Em on Table in Texas Guidance
College Station Texas Eat chicken now and plump stewing hens is the advice of Texas A and M Extension Service. Shipment of grain to relieve famine overseas means chickens are here since there is not enough grain to feed them. Gwendolyne Jones, food preservation specialist, urges pressure canning with glass jars or tin cans. Do not fry meat before canning as crust becomes dry and tastes unpleasant. Livers should be canned alone for flavor while gizzards and hearts may be canned together.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
A. & M. Extension Service
Gwendolyne Jones
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