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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
3
John Orsay of Dime Box Lee County owns 118 acres with black mesquite soils. For ten years he has farmed a varied mix including cotton corn cane potatoes sheep hogs cattle and livestock products. He notes dry years can affect surplus but his farm is mortgage free and yields depend on weather.
A brief note highlights problems arising in areas with fluctuating climates. It mentions weather variability, resource stress, and adaptation needs. No specific places or events are named in the readable text.
In Falls County near Rosebud J Nussbaum owns 112 acres with very black soils and a slightly rolling terrain. He has been married 26 years and bought the present farm seven years after marriage. He raises seeds meat hogs milk and butter chickens turkeys eggs and sells surplus garden produce occasionally. He produced 18 bales of cotton last year, less than his usual crop, and also sells fowls and pigs. His farm contrasts with neighboring farms run by Bright Mesenger E M Brewer C H Grote J D Via and John Orsage, all operating at home and free of crop mortgages, reflecting varied soil and climate conditions. The article discusses different regional farming practices across south and north Texas.
A notice from A J MecKINNEY warns that anyone caught hunting fishing or trespassing on the property will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The item is labeled 16-81p.
A color themed evening used bamboo trays and potted Plumbago centerpieces. In the cuts Mrs. Lee McLane and Miss Mary Burnett placed among guests including Mesdames Charlie Nabours and Earl Burke. Bernice Terry earned high score with a wall vase while Mary Burnett took low with a trump indication.
Miss Grace Eplen hosted the Monday night bridge gathering at her mother Mrs J M Eplen's home. The rooms were decorated with zinnias in many hues as two tables played bridge. Miss Mary Randolph hosted guests Misses Lucille and Mary West of Cavell teaching in Giddings this fall. Mrs Bessie Joslin, her children Robert and Miss Ella returned from San Antonio and reside in the Edwards Adams apartment.
Longtime advocates for farmers backed by Batte promote ginning services for the current season urging growers to utilize local facilities to handle their crop. The message underscores the gins as a strong support for agricultural interests and processing capacity.
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