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Tick Eradication Public Meeting In Milam County
Saturday morning a large group of businessmen and farmers gathered at the court house to hear speakers on farming subjects. J A Keiman urged tick eradication with dipping vats, noting $15 million yearly losses and gains from dipping stock. Other talks covered cotton boll rot and soil‑farming balance, ending with Miss Simpson advocating support for the home keeper role.
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Court House
Milam County
Gillis
J. A. Keiman
United States Department of Agriculture
Keiman
Texas
Bankers Association of Texas
Citizens National
First National
Cameron State Bank
Cameron
Blodgett
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Ed R. Kane
State Department of Agriculture
Kane
Mr. Kane