Farm Notes. Texas Crop Outlook Cites Mixed Fortunes
A June survey from the Texas Industrial Congress reports west Texas shows near record moisture for crops while cotton prospects are weak. Corn and grain hold steady with some weeds and stands, and gardens are thriving across the state. Forecasters see higher food production and potential price support for cotton through a smaller crop and ample storages.
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Texas
Allas
Westexas
Texas Industrial Congress
Nature
West
East Texas
Farmers Short Course at A. and M. College
Palmers Short Course at A M College in College Station Texas runs July 21 26. U S Railroad Administration refused 14 reduced rates, Dean Kyle plans to offset with dormitory and camping options emphasizing practical farming and home economics for men women and girls with prizes for top performers. staff includes Eg G Morse and Mrs Elma P Foulk. illustrated booklet available from Short Course Director.
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College Station
Tex
U. S
Palmers
A. & M. College
Dean EK. J Kyle
Kyle
Eg. G. Morse
Iowa Agricultural
Elma P. Foulk
Columbus
Ohio
College Farmers Station
Texas
Aime
Texas Cotton Economics and New Laws for Farm Finance
Commissioner Fred W. Davis explains wartime shifts in cotton markets and Texas laws designed to stabilize prices. He urges farmers, merchants, and bankers to cooperate, use uniform receipts and warehousing to protect cotton, and rely on the Export Finance Corporation when ready, to prevent price slumps and ease debt.
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Texas
National Bid
Fred. W. Davis
Farmers’ tax fairness and political control in Texas
A Texas newspaper letter argues farmers deserve a fair view in tax policy and questions why voters restrict agriculture department leadership to party lines. It contends farmers shape the commissioner of agriculture since farmers historically elected them, and praises the office as insulated from partisan politics.
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New York
Lave Ing
Aton
South
Texas
Arenis Bevse
Raymer
Ntuawe
Ierest
Tony
Chi
Wiel Etary Ie i
General Land Office
Department of Agriculture
Comptroller’s
Commissioner of Agriculture
Weimar Struggles to Secure Signature for Peace Treaty
Weimar government works to find a signer for the peace treaty and a delegation to Versailles. Resignation of Dr. Haniel von Haimhausen is anticipated after he said he would not sign. Minister Hermann Mueller is reported as wavering amid continued cabinet doubts.
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Weimar
Bauer
Versaills
Haniel v Haimhausen
Hermann Mueller
Tme
al Assembly
German Bundestag Confirms Unconditional Acceptance Vote
The assembly defeated the remaining opposition as the majority rose to confirm its prior decision. Chancellor Gustav Adolf Bauer concluded his plea for unconditional acceptance and unity by invoking Germany to be under merciful divine protection.
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Gustav Adolf Bauer
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Eriff
Nezar
Colden
Trompies
Houston
Alia
Bnu Tu
Lme
Ae F.farmer
Paris
Texas Bankers’ Association
America
Paatoe
Assosiac
Unician Citizens Bank
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Capin
Ofcer
Cly
Alfred Vander Stucken, Pres WM. Bierschwa
Cardus
Cardui
Richard Henke
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