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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1923

Page

5

County Agents Report on cotton variety tests and school yard project

County Agents report outlines seventeen cotton variety tests across seven communities to identify earliest maturing and best adapted seed varieties amid Boll Weevil and drought fears. Test plots used equal cultivation on similar soils, with varieties Kasch Mebane Truitt Rowden Lone Star and Bennett. Palo Alto community members graded and beautified school yards, planted pecan trees, and organized tools and labor for future work. (To be Continued.)

Kasch Mebane Truitt Rowden Lone Star Bennett Palo Alto

Coolidge backs private German relief against govt. aid

President Coolidge, via Senator Lenroot, endorses maximum private charity for German relief and urges reporters not to dampen it. He says relief should be on a businesslike basis and steered by leaders like General Allen and Charles G. Dawes, with private campaigns in Wisconsin and nationwide support.

Washington Coolidge Lenroot Wisconsin Germany A. C. Backus Milwaukee Allen Dawes Charles G. Dawes

Agricultural Prices and Commodities Listing 1923

A fragmentary 1923 price listing shows cotton and grain figures such as Cotton Middling per pound at 60.00 and various crop prices per bushel or per ton. Other items include butter, poultry, and animal products with unit prices, reflecting a snapshot of market quotes from December 29, 1923. The readable portions name commodities and price units though many entries are garbled.

Destructive Fire Destroys Mayhew Produce Co Plants

A major blaze hit Brady last Friday night destroying the Mayhew Produce Co dressing and cold storage plants and storehouse along with the large company building. Firefighters faced a smoke filled interior and an oil covered roof, hindering water access. The loss is estimated at 95,000 dollars.

Brady Standard

Optometrist Wilbur Treadwell to Visit Fredericksburg Office

Notice states Wilbur C. Treadwell a optome trist and optician will be in his Fredericksburg office in the Gold building Saturday January ith. Subscribe to the Standar?

Wilbur C. Treadwell Fredericksburg

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