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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
11
From Frontier Times Ban dera Texas. Captain Wallace leads a raid on a Indian encampment with Nathans and a rear assault. The battle lasts thirty minutes before chiefs fall, twenty seven warriors dead, and a young Indian girl is fatally shot while clinging to Wallace. The scene ends with the girl’s farewell as the fight continues.
Texas farmers bankers and businessmen praise the Breeder-Feeder Association as a three way profit engine in livestock feeding and breeding. The article highlights three profits including stock sale profits and gains from feed crops, noting modern farming economics and practical experience of Texas growers.
The article argues for finishing Texas steers and other livestock to capture profits for farmers, arguing it will diversify agriculture, improve soil by manure, and raise regional wealth. It urges big red barns, better bloodlines, and expansion of feed crops to boost Texas farm prosperity.
University of Arkansas extension advisor Miss Ruby Mendenhall recommends curing beef from cheaper cuts like plate rump and chuck. Cut meat into 5 6 inch squares, remove bones, chill before curing, and use 8 pounds of salt per 100 pounds of meat in a clean hardwood vessel.
The guide explains rinsing the meat with clear water and scalding the container before repacking with a touch of salt. It covers brine handling, cooling, and rebrining, then states corned beef cures best after 28 to 40 days in brine. It finishes with canning times and pressures for various jar sizes.
A promotion advert invites readers to subscribe to the Standard at the rate of 1.50 dollars per year. It emphasizes an affordable annual price to attract new subscribers.
A brief notice directs customers to phone their grocery orders to numbers 14 or 321 for prompt delivery. Juenke and Schoenewolf are named in the item.
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