Recommendations for Texas Cotton and Farm Practices 1920
The document outlines eight general farm recommendations with two cotton subheads: seed for planting and insect control. It urges labor saving practices, increased livestock, crop diversification, better home marketing, itemized cost reporting, careful seed selection and cotton stalk destruction, insect pest control, plant disease bulletins, and soil erosion prevention via terracing. Endorses involvement of Extension Service and state agencies. Present are signatures of S Minter and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestok
State Department of Agriculture
Texas
Commissioners of Agriculture
A. & M. College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College of Texas
Austin
A & M. College
S. Minter
H. M Madison
W. W. Cole
J. W. Glenn
W. H. Salmon
W. D. Lewis
B. Sherley
E. R. Johnson
H. A. Fisher
I. B. Alford
Large Ranch Deal in Tom Green County
Frank Wilhelm of Brady buys 6,700 acres from the John Abe Mareh estate ranch ten miles north of San Angelo, east of Robert Lee road, at 8.50 per acre totaling about 56 950. Wilhelm, a leading McCulloch County stockman, was in town early this week to close the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Croen
Frank Wilhelm
Brady
John Abe Mareh
San Angelo
Robert Lee Road
Wilhelm
McCulloch County
Army essay contest offers medals cups and trip to Washington
The U S Army Recruiting Service announces a national essay contest on benefits of enlistment open to all school children through high school. Prizes include gold silver and bronze medals, three engraved cups, plus a Washington D C trip for national winners and a local silver loving cup in Houston District. Essays due February 20 1920 judged by judges named Baker March Pershing and Mareh with district and school level committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Baker
I. D. Reedy
Houston
Washington, D. C
Peyton C. March
John J. Pershing
United States Army
Wharton
Laredo
Boston
New York State
Nevada
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
L. D. Reedy
Congress Avenue
Tex
Reedy
United States
Scretary Baker
Pershing and
Mareh
Kerr County Road Bond Issue Sparks Precinct Split
Citizens in Kerr County Precinct No 3 hold a meeting at Steves & Stadman’s Opera House after the defeat of a December 25 bond vote. A divided plan would issue 12 000 on a prorated basis by assessed value or by miles with exceptions for river and Cypress Creek roads. A February 24 1920 election is set. funds may include 200 to build a Cherry Creek Guadalupe River bridge if approved.
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Kerr County
Steves & Stadman’s
Opera House
Cypress Creek
Cherry Creek
River Road
Commissioners’ Court
Hugo Wiedenfeld
Coun- Road
Guadalupe River
Formula for Stomach Worms in Sheep or Goats
Bandera New Era reproduces a traditional remedy for stomach worms in sheep and goats. The treatment uses bluestone dissolved in boiling water and mixed with water, with age-based dosing, and requires starving animals before administration. The note advises precise measuring and weighing, and suggests buying seed potatoes from Juenke & Schoenewolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Real Estate Listing by Max Blum and Son
Max Blum and Son advertise land for sale on reasonable terms. Contact details imply a local brokerage approach with emphasis on flexible pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAX Blum & Son Real Estate
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Eee
Ieee Wk Brown
F. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo, N. Y
Tom Green County
H. C. Maier
AME
Reefer’s
Tuenke & Schoenewolf
School Children of America
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Comfort News
I.c
Schneider Produce Company
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Alfred P. C. Petsch
of Income
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Fredericksburg
Alfred Vander Stucken
Pres WM. Bierschwale
Casiner
Oscar Krauskopf
Bank OF Fredericksburg
American Bankers
Ass’n
BANKS
Stockh Temple D. Smith, Albert Koennecke
Ensa W
Aponos Gop
Mra. Prep
Walter
Alter
Texas Bankers’ Ass’s
Temple D. Smith
Ad. Gold
Koennecke
Alex W. Henke
Service
Cour
Cy “Wy
Kolmeier& Kier Co
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