Census Takers to Ring Doors Between April and May
The article explains the 1930 census, detailing when enumerators will visit homes from April 1 to May 1, the questions on personal history, occupation, and immigration, and the roles and pay for census workers. It notes costs, population growth, and historical census changes from 1790 to 1860 and beyond.
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Sam
United States
U. S
Census Bureau
Washington
Daniel Webster
Marshfield
Mass
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
Mary
Robert T
Willie W
Thomas
Philip Dinkel
Various Grain Mixtures for Feeding Calves
Several grain blends work well for young calves depending on availability and price. A 1:1:1 mix of corn or barley oats and bran is suitable, with shelled corn and whole oats also effective. If barley is used, grind it. grinding corn and oats is beneficial. Options include equal parts barley and oats or equal parts corn and oats.
Box Urges Quota Limit To Mexico
Representative Box of Texas urged passage of the Johnson bill to extend the immigration quota system to the Western Hemisphere. He said Mexican labor importation worsens unemployment and farm distress, and warned that continued influx would aggravate overproduction. The bill would cap New World immigration at about 73 000 yearly, including 2 900 from Mexico, and has been favorably reported by the House Immigration Committee.
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Washington
Representative Box
Texas
New World
Mexico
House Immigration Committee
House
Asia
Europe
Comptroller’s Report Shows Tax Burden Hidden Increases
The essay analyzes Texas state finances, critiquing how farm lands bear a larger share of tax indirection. It cites county acre fees and tax distributions, noting farm and city land ratios and taxpayer awareness, urging readers to weigh how expenditures shape policy.
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Comptroller
Texas
Automatic Tax Board
Jackson County
Representative Mauritz
Bosque County
Earl Mayfield
Kaufman County
James Young
Medina County
Frio County
la Salle County
Webb County
Fall freshening favored by dairy expert study
Ohio State University extension dairy specialist C L Blackman notes fall freshening stabilizes milk flow, reduces income swings for dairymen, and yields about 18 percent more milk than spring freshening based on 10 000 records from 64 associations. Cows preferring fall freshening stay productive longer, even as grass improves and summer stresses ease.
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C. L. Blackman
Extension Service
Ohio State University
Blackman
Cow Milk Quality Touched by Proper Clipping
The article explains that a cow with a stressed nervous system yields poorer milk and that clipping around the udder flanks underline and tail reduces dirt buildup. It recommends thorough cleaning and wiping before milking to prevent dirt from contaminating milk.
Standard subscription offer at 1.50 yearly
The notice promotes a Standard subscription for 1.50 per year. It highlights affordability and convenience for readers seeking print access.
Pneumonia Causes and Preventive Measures in Public Health
Nonfiction health note explains pneumonia as lung inflammation linked to colds and bronchitis. It urges lab tests to identify germs, stresses preventing spread, and recommends rest and medical consultation, especially for children during illness and exposure to cold.
Woodward Resigns to Clear Father’s Pardons Board Appointment
Austin March 20 Senator Walter C Woodward of Coleman resigned from the Senate to remove a technical obstacle to confirmation of his father Judge J O Woodward for a seat on the board of pardons and paroles Governor Moody sent the appointment to the Senate Other board members are Stanhope Henry and Judge R Hamilton Woodward said he would run in the July primaries to return to the Senate and press legislation to curb power company river and stream use in Texas
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Austin
Walter C. Woodward
Coleman
Senate
J. O. Woodward
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Moody
Woodward
Stanhope Henry
R. Hamilton
Texas
Bruise on Head Fatal to Fort Worth Boy
Burton Burns seven died Friday of lockjaw from a bruise on his head inflicted playfully by a friend on the way home from school. Burial was in Waco. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Barnes.
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Fort Worth
Fredericksburg Implement Co. Plumbing Ad
See us for plumbing work with accurate service and reasonable prices. Fredericksburg Implement Co.
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Fredericksburg Implement Co
Girl Burned Fatally in Nacogdoches Fire
Sis Nettles, 17, died after a fall into a fire at her grandfather James Nettles's home in the Union Springs neighborhood of Nacogdoches Texas. The incident occurred yesterday with her injuries reported as fatal today.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Sis Nettles
James Nettles
Union Springs
Baby slain found in mail parcel sent from fictitious Erie address
Postal inspectors and police hunt a killer after a baby, believed slain about ten days earlier, was mailed to a bogus Erie Pennsylvania address. The body lay in the post office for two days as workers sought the intended recipient.
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Duluth
Minn
Erie
Elgin Wonder Windmill Offers Storm Regulating Governor
Fredericksburg Implement Co promotes the Elgin Wonder Windmill with a governor that regulates the mill in all storms. The windmill is priced comparably to other models and emphasizes reliability for farm use.
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Fredericksburg Implement Co
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