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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
7
Geo E Ehlinger county agent urges farmers to prioritize egg production along with show quality. He stresses standard bred, high egg producing strains over mixed flocks, and highlights housing feeding and sanitation for laying flocks. He warns against crossbreeding that erodes proven egg laying records.
An impassioned plea for forest preservation links patriotism to prudent forestry. It argues true love of country requires protecting forests to ensure moisture, soil health, and long term national prosperity, warning that careless fires and wasteful destruction threaten tomorrow’s resources.
Central Texas judges seek the best slogan to promote Greater Production Better Farms across 14 counties. Winners share a $300 sweepstakes and seven $100 district prizes from The Austin American-Statesman, with prizes also from regional merchants. Poultry culling and home improvement efforts count toward farm grading in August. Lee County farmers cite poultry revenue above cotton this year.
Mr and Mrs John Walker farm four acres on Magnolia Arkansas suburb with a Jersey cow and White Leghorn hens. They report monthly sales of milk butter eggs and chickens about 50 dollars with 34 dollars net after 16 dollars feed and 408 dollars yearly. Mrs Walker handles milking churning raising hens and finances while Mr Walker feeds and tends the barn and yard.
An exhortation to care for forests and plant trees as a patriotic duty. It frames preservation, beauty, and prosperity of the country as shared responsibility of every citizen, urging citizens to join in liberty’s song.
Advertises limited Gillespie County History books at the office urging readers to visit and reserve copies before sold out. Describes strong demand and the need to come in and lock them over.
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