Mechanization Claimed Essential for Cotton Industry Survival
Ray Provost of Producers Oil Co. argues for mechanical cotton pickers to improve harvest efficiency, reduce weeds, and meet foreign competition. He notes thorough tillage and cultivation as pivotal, with plant breeders developing cotton and weed-control methods to ensure higher quality bales.
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Ray Provost
Producers Oil Company
California
Provost
Mechanical cotton pickers transform farming methods across regions
The article explains how mechanical cotton pickers and choppers alter Texas Oklahoma California and South Carolina farming. It notes multiple row configurations horse or tractor drawn units and night harvesting with electric lights. It discusses cost savings per bale and the shift from hand to machine operations.
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Texas
Oklahoma
San Joaquin Valley
California
Rio Grande Valley
Southwest
West
George J. Wilds
South Carolina
Paris Washing Machine Tale From Iowa Girl
An Iowa girl in Paris writes home about locals laughing at her explaining a washer. She describes outdoor public tanks in nearby villages that resemble rectangular fish pools where people wash clothes collectively in reused water.
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Iowa
Paris
Plastic film dressings promise infection protection
A new nylon derivative plastic film dressing offers bacteria resistance while keeping wounds dry despite perspiration. It is advertised as readily available through druggists.
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