Which Is Better for Small City in Farming Area
A Texas town debate compares small factories employing 50 to 250 workers with markets that pay farmers in the trade area. It argues farm income supports local households, schools, and taxes, while factories attract low earners and strain civic resources. It cites a Illinois cream market case and notes milk and dairy farming provide steady, large-scale farmer income.
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Chambers of Commerce
Ilinois
Texas
Borden Milk Company
Texa Farms
United States
Plan Conference On Fruit Pests A and M Men Called
Dr F L Thomas and Dr J J Taubenhaus of the A and M College Experiment Station were summoned to Austin to plan a conference with Texas authorities. The effort targets blocking shipment of citrus margin stock from Florida into Texas to curb citrus fruit pests. A temporary injunction has been granted and a hearing before Judge Deval Westom is set.
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F. L. Thomas
J. J. Taubenhaus
A. and M. College Experiment Station
Austin
Texas
Deval Westom
Ellis Co. Youth Moses Winner in Hog Cow Project
Ellis County 4 H Club boy Moses Wakefield won the hog and cattle project honor at the college station event. Glenn Hackney, Hopkins county 4 H member, named governor for this year’s school. Wakefield’s record with a jersey cow yielded 143.74 profit above costs from 405 pounds milk and 174.9 pounds butterfat in 305 days. He declined a $600 offer for the top animal and earned an $80 A and M scholarship through Mistletoe Morning Glory Creameries gesture.
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College Station
Milton Wakefield
Moses
Leth
Texas
Glenn Hackney
Pickton
Hopkins County
Hackney
Mosen Sterting
Wakefield
la Jersey
Jersey
Fort Worth
A. & M. College of Texas
Mistletoe-Morning Glory Creameries, Inc
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Three Area Plan for Home Grounds Proposed by Expert
Denton Texas January 23 A landscape expert Fred W Westcourt director at Texas State College for Women argues well planned home grounds should split into three areas public private and service The public area covers front lawn entrances drives and foundation plantings the private area lies at the house sides and rear with a boundary of trees and shrubs the service area holds storage yard drying clothes garden and possibly a poultry yard All areas should be organized for privacy function and harmony.
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Denton
Fred W. Westcourt
Texas State College For Women
Perton
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