Texas farm notes on production outlook and crops
The Texas agricultural summary notes variable conditions across regions with rainfall and moisture shaping corn sorghum cotton and garden yields. Central and East Texas report mixed prospects as soil moisture and stand quality influence future yields while gardens and feed crops show resilience amid uncertainties.
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Texas Congress
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Farmers Short Course at A and M College
The ninth annual Farmers Short Course at A and M College in College Station Texas runs June 21 to 26. Dean E J Kyle aims to offset travel costs with auto transportation options and campus lodging. Courses cover seed selection crop rotation tractors and dairying for men women and girls with livestock judging home canning and cooking for girls and household topics for housewives. Prizes will be awarded for top scores. entertainment includes picture shows receptions and games. The illustrated booklet with full course details will be sent to interested directors at Farmers Short Course College Station.
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Ean Kyle
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Texas
Cotton Prices and Laws to Stabilize Farm Exports
Fred W. Davis, Commissioner of Agriculture, argues Texas laws and market measures must curb selling cotton as fast as gathered. He cites prewar and current price issues, bank lending caps, warehouse receipts, weighing bonds, and the need for an Export Finance Corporation to stabilize farmers’ prices and prevent slumps. He urges cooperative action among banks, merchants, and farmers.
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Texas
Texa
Fred. W. Davis
Cotton farmer tax burden sparks South to mock and defend
A hurried, fragmented critique argues farmers face taxes while labor costs rise. It contrasts Southern cotton growers with urban profiteers, urging recognition of farmers’ struggles to pay taxes, hire labor, and sustain families amid rising costs and credit pressures.
Debate on partisan vs nonpartisan state offices in Texas
A reader argues Texans should elect nonpartisan officials, especially in agriculture, noting farmers influence and historical electors. The piece critiques partisan control and questions the political nature of the agriculture department while praising farmer leadership and honesty in past commissioners.
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Texas
General Land Office
Department of Agricul
Ture
Who Will Pinelly Do It Weimar Peace Delegation
Weimar reports the Bauer government pressuring a man to sign the peace treaty and about a dozen associates to travel to Versailles. Dr Haniel Haimhausen has resigned after warning against signing. Hermann Mueller may resign or be replaced as cabinet members face pressure to commit to unconditional signing before Friday morning.
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Bauer
Versaille
Haniel Haimhausen
Hermann Mueller
Lg Wan
Antidie
Versail
Chancellor Bauer Urges Unconditional Acceptance
In a tense final session the house affirmed its prior decision by rising vote as Democrats and Conservatives remained seated. Chancellor Gustav Adolf Bauer concluded his appeal for unconditional acceptance and unity saying the nation should be under divine protection.
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