Thompson Dairy Offers Registered Male for Service
Thompson Dairy invites customers for afternoon milk service at $2.50 per unit. Cows must be brought to the farm. Milk test shows higher quality than competing dairies.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
6
Thompson Dairy invites customers for afternoon milk service at $2.50 per unit. Cows must be brought to the farm. Milk test shows higher quality than competing dairies.
C N Green of the Green Bros store returned from Dallas where he visited daughter Helen a SMU student and met Rev J H Kilgore pastor of the Methodist church. Mr Green united with the reformer here under Kilgore and praised SMU before returning to Cameron High.
A reflection on the value and role of a local newspaper in representing community spirit. It argues a good paper guides public sentiment while serving worthy public service, and urges readers to support publishers toward fair representation.
Experiments at Temple Agricultural Experiment Station show cotton planted with other crops suffers less root rot than cotton grown continuously. A three year rotation bulletin notes rotation practically controls the disease though does not eradicate it. Pending eradication work, avoid planting cotton on infected land and extend rotation periods for better results.
The text notes a water rate reduction to 2.50 for the initial 10 900 gallons and 10 cents for each additional thousand, with a promise of further reductions. It highlights cheap water and fuel as key to city growth.
The bridge over the Brazos at Gause Milam County ends East West travel difficulties for central Texas. State wide road and bridge projects move slowly due to Texas' large size, though major works progress despite the pace.
Sheep, once common and unregistered in Texas, are now highly valued for quality. Growers seek the best stock to improve flocks as wool production doubles and expectations rise for widespread sheep farming across Texas farms in the coming years.
When the spirit of progress strikes Jasper East Texas, the town votes a quarter of a million dollars in bonds to extend the water and sewer system and improve the streets. This investment promises to make Jasper a better place to live and work in Texas.
Eagle Pass begins financing steps to irrigate about 60000 acres and Texas water plans seek equitable distribution. Rainfall appears ample and pecan crops are projected at about 30 percent of last year, though thin shelled pecans yield better and mature earlier, fetching higher prices.
Carrizo Springs completes paving of forty blocks with asphalt and raises private funds to improve a four acre park, with the city agreeing to maintain it.
Texas will market two and a half million turkeys in 1924, a production level higher than any other territory. The estimate signals a strong poultry year for Texas, with large-scale harvests expected across the state.
The passage hints at attendees of the Brady Turkey Trot agreeing to certain figures, suggesting notable discussion or estimates at the event. It implies familiarity with the wealth of Texas and points to figures seen at the race.
The town plans a national scope pecan show, urging visitors to see the fine pecans grown there. A Kingsland man promises a 26 per pound pecan, about three-fifths of an ounce each. The piece notes that size isn’t everything in pecans.
Erath County farms about 15 000 acres of sandy soil planted with 10 peanuts this year. A peanut growers marketing association argues peanuts pay better than cotton and appears likely to prove the claim.
An important session of the Bryan Deanery of Catholic priests met at St. Josephs church in Bryan to discuss churches schools and Catholic enterprises. Attending were Dean J. B. Gleissner and numerous priests from West Austin Granger Taylor Waco Corn Hill Bryan Lampasas Marlin Lott Westphalia Mexia and other communities.
Open and closed Fords offered for sale with terms. Horstmann Brothers Tire Store advertises both models and financing options.
Llano News owners W B Collins and his son push a new modern hotel project as townspeople back financing. The move reflects long- held demand for improved lodging and town growth. Experimental funds and community support are cited as turning points.
Farmers near Crystal City plan 12 500 acres of spinach while Caldwell county growers in Martin Dale invest 2000 dollars in spinach seed for fall planting. Spinach profits hinge on favorable crop size and strong marketing.
Snyder reports a successful water solution after a well delivered 1,000 gallons of pure water during a 72 hour test, highlighting improved supply.
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up colds and flu overnight. One or two tablets with water purify the system, remove salts without nausea, and restore appetites by breakfast. A family package with full directions costs 85 cents at any drugstore.
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