Cage Egg Factories Offer Attractive Small-Scale Opportunity
The article promotes cage egg factories as a profitable sideline for farmers and workers seeking extra income. It cites two to ten hundred cages, notes easy supervision by a small family, and compares cage versus floor operations with higher per cage and per bird egg production. It highlights culling, prices for culls, and breed-related losses.
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Professor King
Mr. Goodman
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Hawaii
California
Los Angeles
Rhode Island
Texas Garden Clubs Plan Spring Convention in Houston
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. will hold its spring convention at the Shamrock Hotel in Houston from April 13 to 15. Retiring president Mrs. G. Taylor Buchanan will preside. speakers include H. Buenz, Mrs. Ben Oneal, Mrs. Margaret Scruggs Carruth, Edwards Courtade, and Mrs. Alfred McKnight. Topics cover Creative Design and horticulture trends. The movement includes about 700 garden clubs with some 35 000 members, promoting city beautification and related crafts.
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State of
Texas
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Datus E. Proper
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
H. Buenz
Ben Oneal
Dallas
Margaret Scruggs Carruth
Edwards Courtade
Alfred McKnight
Fort Worth
Proper
Killeen Drys Win Victory In Beer Vote
The Killeen area drys carried the local option beer election in Precinct Four by a two to one margin. Reported boxes showed 995 votes for legalization and 441 against with nine for and eight against in the absentee ballot. Dr. Joe Fowler led the movement and said they may target the county next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killeen
Drys
Joe Fowler
A. J. Grabener Dies Friday in Rockdale
A. J. Grabener, 75, died Friday in a Rockdale hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Phillips and Luckey chapel with McGain Harwell, minister of the Church of Christ, officiating. Burial was in Sand Grove cemetery near Rockdale. Surviving are his widow Jessie Grabbner, three daughters Mrs. W. W. Burrough of Cameron, Mrs. R. D. Pyburn of Austin, and Mrs. J. L. Stracener of Victoria, and a son Joe W. Graberner of Rockdale.
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A. J. Grabener
Rockdale
Phillips and Luckey Chapel
McGain Harwell
Church of Christ
Sand Grove Cemetery
Jessie Grabbner
W. W. Burrough
Cameron
R. D. Pyburn
Austin
J. L. Stracener
Victoria
Joe W. Grabener
Clarkson Couple Visit Cameron on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blasienz of Clarkson were business visitors in Cameron Monday morning.
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J. A. Blasienz
Clarkson
Cameron
Foster couple visits Cameron during Easter holidays
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Foster of Wilson Texas traveled to Cameron for the Easter holidays to visit relatives and friends. The Fosters, former Milam County residents, are warmly welcomed by a host of friends who are always glad to have them back home.
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I. L. Foster
Wilson
Texas
Cameron
Fosters
Milam County
Boll Weevil at Work Wrings Out Cotton Squares
Boll weevil-infested fields show squares flare and dry, hang limp or drop to the ground as the pest damages cotton crops. Farmers report reduced boll yields and worry over ongoing infestations.
Communist Party Booklet Sent To Houston Weekly Office
Herald office reports receipt of a pamphlet titled The Southern People’s Common Program for Democracy Prosperity and Peace. Distributed by the Southern Regional Committee of the Communist Party USA, mailed from Houston in a plain envelope. It accuses Southerners of poor education housing health facilities and low income.
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Herald
Houston
Communist Party, USA
Seventh Ave
New York
N. Y
USA
Robert Zotz to Receive BS in Education at TCU
Robert W. Zotz of Cameron Texas is slated to earn a Bachelor of Science in Education in physical education at Texas Christian University commencement on May 31 1953. He is the son of Mrs Frances Zotz of Cameron and a Cameron trade news item.
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Robert Zotz
TCU
Robert W. Zotz
Main
Cameron
Texas
Texas Christian University
Zotz
Frances Zotz of
Texas Farmer Income Rises
Texas farmers in February saw income climb 17 percent from January and 25 percent above February a year earlier, per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. Early 1953 income from cotton, wheat and hogs more than doubled versus 1952. oats nearly doubled. wool mohair and cottonseed declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Girl Scout Training Courses Slated for April 9 10
A leadership training school sponsored by the Girl Scout Association will be held for troop leaders in the area on April 9 and 10. Miss Frances Sowell Field Director from Houston will direct the courses at the Girl Scout Little House in Ledbetter Park focusing on Outdoors and Arts and Crafts. Everyone interested is invited to attend.
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Girl Scout Association
Frances Sowell
Houston
Girl Scout Little House
Parma Radio Service Acknowledged For All Makes
Radio and television service provider Parma Radio Service announces readiness to repair and support all makes of equipment. The notice highlights comprehensive service for radios and televisions with emphasis on customer access and nationwide parts availability.
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Radio and Television
Parma Radio
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Poultry Review
Texas Garden Clubs
G. Taylor Buchanan
Wichita Falls
Killeen Drys
Dieldrin
Shell Chemical Corporation
Julius Hyman & Company
Melrose Building
Herald Office
Communist Party
Ledbetter Park
Gordon S. Baskin
S. HouSton Allied Lines
Waco’'s Finest Optical
G.V.W
G.C.W
D.a.fe
H.p
Ford Trucks
Ford
Hefley-Stedman Motor Company
N. Houston
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