Rice Crop Division Practices Across Planting Regions
The article discusses how rice crops are divided between landowners and tenants or water-providing companies at harvest. It describes methods likepartial threshing, wheelp shredding, and fixed sack shares, noting variations by locality and water arrangements. It also outlines typical share patterns such as one fifth for the water company and three fifths for landowners in some communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD. Smith
Boone
Seaton
Tor
Langlord
Dividing Crops and Quality Inspections in Shares
Discussion on fair division of land and crop proceeds among parties using quality and quantity as bases. Notes potential inequalities when crops are not segregated by quality and inspection certificates may reflect differing quality. Local trip news reports S. Ham and son from city return from Memphis Watkins plant with Wm J Shimek. Horace’s first trousers mark growing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Ivy
Watkins Plant
Memphis
Tennessee
Ww. J. Shimek
Weimar
Watkins
Eagle Lake High notes include sports and social chatter
The Eagle Lake paper lists staff roles and reports on a Schulenburg game loss 36 to 28. Captain Kalling shines. scrubs tied 12 to 10. Columns mix school events, captions, and student notices, with reminiscences about teachers, gatherings, and community updates in District 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Schulenwurg
Eagles
Schulesture
Eagle
Kalling
Eagle Scrubs
Schulenburg
Homotrristic Sayings by Thomas Well Madeleine
Fragmentary OCR offers a quirky quote scene with names Ay Ablow Belle and two speakers. Limited readable context suggests a dialogue fragment placeholder rather than a full news item. No clear event, date, or organization identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Madeleine
Belle
Fragmented 19th century notes on crime, births and town events
The column reports a violent assault involving a man named Davis and a knife, lists age details and a 40 year old witness, mentions a quiet stock law election with 237 votes for and 64 against, and covers social events, property changes, a birth, a death, and various local notices including relocations, weddings, and business moves in small-town circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shesto
Cary Belt el
Davis
Jivs
Willie Richter
M. Womack
Womack Plantation
Burns School
Seth Cooper
Seth
Norsix
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