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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1929
Page
6
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For sale an 864 acre property 100 acre black land farm 80 percent more tillable includes house barn out-houses rep house and ample water. Fenced two pastures pocket pasture ideal sheep and cattle range located 18 miles northeast of Fredericksburg 114 miles from school and post office priced reasonable easy terms contact this office for particulars.
Austin, July 19. The State Department of Agriculture will start inspecting sweet potato slips and fields to ensure immunity from the sweet potato weevil for buyers. Hearings will set whether the region west of the Pecos River is designated area free, allowing out of state shipments. Counties west of the Pecos have sought hearings to certify their product. No slips may be sold unless inspected and certified as pest free.
Fort Worth man Camp Mirick sues Spur Inn operator Stanford and Northwestern Townsite Co for 25000 claiming an unstable chair caused his fall in April 1926. He alleges permanent injuries to his right foot leg and nervous system and blames the hotel for negligence in providing a safe chair for guests.
The federal farm board will meet at the White House with President Hoover attending to launch a new agricultural relief effort. The board, chaired by Alexander H. Legge, includes members representing tobacco, cotton, livestock, fruit, and dairying, and aims to guide farmers while avoiding overpromising. A wheat spokesman will be chosen soon amid differing farm group views.
Washington July 14 Hog prices remain on an upward swing noted by the Bureau of Agricultural Economies. The hog outlook forecasts slightly lighter slaughter supplies over the next year but a possible rise in late 1930 if farmers hold back, with current storage lower than a year ago. Foreign pork demand should stay firm, keeping prices high through 18 months.
Poultry eggs cream butter hides and all other country produce wanted. Knopi and Metzger announce demand for farm goods and groceries with prompt payment.
Six carloads of garlic were shipped from Moulton, Texas, this season. The crop totaled about 200000 pounds and netted growers roughly 150 dollars per acre, marking garlic as a profitable crop likely to boost acreage next year.
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