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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
11
A farmer learns marl can replace lime to correct soil weldity after finding marl while burying his cat. He uses locally available material to boost alfalfa, saving cost. The piece notes sunflowers rising as crops and calls for practical farming thinking and observation.
Northern Michigan bankers join agricultural leaders to back calf clubs and purebred bull associations in Virginia Minnesota and surrounding St Louis County. An Arkansas bank loaned a boy 70 in 1920 to buy a purebred Poland China, inspiring success with stock and profits exceeding 1000 from the original loan and gains.
The Cameron City Council approves an emergency ordinances regulating slaughtering handling and storing of meat and meat products. It requires filing names and addresses of all uncured meat dealers with the Sanitary Officer and sets plant and pen standards drainage lighting walls floors screens and sanitation rules. Violations carry misdemeanor penalties up to 100 dollars with monthly reporting duties for plant operators and storehouses.
Samuel H. Beach reported at the American Bankers Association convention that twenty six million Americans hold savings accounts totaling 16,618,595,000. Bank savings rose 4 percent since 1922, with 1922 totals at 17,360,000,006. School savings programs now involve nearly two million pupils, up 34 percent from last year and 58 percent since 1921, depositing 9,618,000 last year.
A old time remedy suggests brewing sage tea with sulphur to darken fading hair. It claims easy use at home or via Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for natural even darkening and disappearance of gray with one or two more applications.
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