Buda's Cheese Factory Sparks Texas Town Revival
In Buda Texas a small group led by Dr. Clay Lauderdale and W M Woods organized the Buda Cheese Company in 1927. The plant opened with 10 000 pounds daily capacity and now buys milk from about 100 farmers while expanding local commerce, education, and land values despite weather and price challenges.
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Buda
Clay Lauderdale
W. M. Woods
Hays County
Katy
Hardihood
Lauderdale
Buda Cheese Company
Dave Garrison
J. L. Heller
G. A. Moore
John R. Howe
S. B. Barber
Commonwealth
Tion
Agriculturas
Pasteurized milk for Cameron homes to start February first
A Cameron milk plant opening February 1 will offer pasteurized milk for homes and babies at 13 cents a quart with home delivery. C. W. Lawrence, president, says the program is a major food-supply benefit and tickets will be sold for convenience.
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Cameron
C. W. Lawrence
Cameron Homes
Dairies Edge Toward Direct Plant Sales
Dairymen discuss shifting from credit milk deliveries to direct sales to the plant. They expect cash payments will reduce costs and increase earnings from their cows as more dairies may adopt direct selling in time.
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Dairies
Texas Auto Tax Deferral Sparks Controversy
A Dallas legislator announces he will not pay the automobile tax before February 1 hoping for a retroactive cut. The move warns other owners against the tax and notes slim chances of any reduction applying to collections on January 1.
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Texas
Dallas
Penalties for Delayed License Fees Penetrate February
The text notes a likely consequence of delaying beyond February 1 a ten percent penalty and a fine for driving a car without paying the annual license fee. It implies a government or authority enforces timely license payments.
Pocket Mirror Loss Sparks Sorrowful Lament
A distressed girl mourns the loss of her pocket mirror. The fragment conveys a tale of grief and pity as the speaker recalls her sobs and broken heart at the absence of the small vanity item.
Mule distemper tale ends in turf and nope
Two farmers on the road compare remedies for distemper. One says turpentine cured his mule, then the animal died. The other reports a similar outcome after administering turpentine, and both conclude the remedy failed.
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