Southern dairies and milk supply in the South
George M. Whitaker notes that Southern dairies favor cotton seed meal feeds and limited green fodder while cooling practices vary. Milk is mostly retailed by producers with scarce railroad transport and few depots. Inspection laws are strengthening, with certificates and mobile inspectors improving cleanliness. Better barns and local efficiency could raise quality and profitability.
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Theusk
Texas
South
George M. Whitaker
Comanche Cotton Oil Co Announces Cash Payment Rule
Notice states that after October 4th meals and hulls must be paid in cash. The advisory appears from Comanche Cotton Oil Co and outlines a change in payment terms for customers and suppliers.
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Comanche Cotton Oil Co
Subscription Offer Changes for The Chief Exponent
The one year for 75 cents offer has been withdrawn as of October 1. A new advance payment option benefits readers with one dollar prepaid for delivery through January 1915. Subscribe now to secure the remaining issues.
Deep winter plowing key to saving moisture for crops
The article argues drought answers lie in deeper soil preparation. Plow as deeply as possible before winter or early spring rains to increase moisture absorption, with fall plowing yielding 72 to 264 tons more water per acre in tests. Organic matter like decaying vegetation boosts water-holding capacity.
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Texas
Farmers Institutes To Be Held In Four Texas Towns
Under the State Department of Agriculture, Farmers Institutes will meet in Comanche on October 7, Brownwood on October 8, Santa Anna on October 10 and Goldthwaite on October 11 at 1 30 p m Local committees will announce venues The sessions led by Mr B L Nance will cover diversification rotation seed selection and better cultural methods Institutes will issue bulletins and invite farmers to bring families for a day of study and discussion of agricultural topics.
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State Department of Agriculture
Comanche
Brownwood
Santa Anna
Goldthwaite
B. L. Nance
Garros Sets Mediterranean Flight Record at 558 Miles
Roland G Garros the French aviator who wowed Comanches in Dallas at Texas first aviation meet is said to have broken the world record by flying from France to Algiers a distance of 558 miles Rene Simon known as the floor flywer who also appeared in Dallas is now with Huerta's army in Mexico making notable aviation contributions
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Roland G. Garros
Dallas
Texas
Trinity Navigation
Mediterranean Sea
France
Algiers
Rene Simon
Huerta
Mexico
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