Drought Impacts Farm Areas Across Texas and Palestine
The dry spell hits streams hardest with Yarrellton Buckholtz and Little River fields drying, pond creek remaining boggy after rains. Worms and larks injure Yarrellton corn stands while many replant. Trees show poor vitality after a warm open winter and heavy freeze lore. Bonner’s claims disputed by fruit growers. Mrs. Whitaker reports high egg yield from Buff Orpington hens with daily collection.
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Little River
Yarrellton
Buckholtz
Pond Creek
Uvalde
East Texas Peach Trees Face Severe Loss Says Colonel Bonner
Colonel Bonner of Arp warns East Texas will lose about 1 000 000 peach trees this season due to dry weather. He plans to cut off all tops and new growth to restore prime condition next season, though it will sacrifice this season's crop.
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Colonel Bonner
Arp
East Texas
Cameron
Undertaking Bus Business Offers Three Hearses
A local firm promotes a first class undertaking bus iness with three hearses and full equipment. The advertisement emphasizes comprehensive funeral service capacity and readiness to serve families.
Rosebud Farmers Union backs Rosebud warehouse fund
The Farmers' union urged Rosebud businessmen to subscribe 1000 dollars for a cotton warehouse. A total of 922.50 dollars was subscribed immediately and two men guaranteed the remaining balance.
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Farmers’ Union
Rosebud
Minerva Radish Growers Ship 105 Barrels to St Louis
H M Whites of Minerva reports shipping a carload of radishes from Minerva to St Louis Tuesday evening. The 105 barrels came from about twelve and a half acres where they usually net about $50 per acre. Drought lowers this season's outlook, but Whites says if conditions improve the Minerva crop could rise to 2000 barrels and the venture looks bright.
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H. M. Whites
Minerva
Cameron
St. Louis
Mr. Whites
Creamery Thrives as Butter Output Surges
The Alvin creamery reports a high weekly butter production with ample disposal capacity, indicating strong demand and efficient processing. Local officials note stable supply and no storage issues as output climbs.
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Alvin Creamery
Mr Will Whitaker Questions Later Planting Faith in Corn
Mr. Will Whitaker states he does not trust corn planted after this point. His remark emphasizes concern over late planting and potential yield impacts.
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Will Whitaker
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Remedy Notification
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Geo. A. Thomas & Sons recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Jerome’s Great Victory Reported Yesterday
The report cites a great victory by Jerome described as decisive and rapid. Dialogue mentions Delmas pushing for window settings and a fast pace set by active, energetic people. The closing line promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a product recommendation.
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Jerome
Delmas
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
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