Livestock for Black Land in Central Texas
Eugene Butler argues soil fertility in Central Texas hinges on livestock and legume-rich crop rotations. He advocates keeping livestock despite variable profits to achieve fertile soil for profitable cotton. The Progressive Farmer is cited. Subscribe to the Standard.
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Eugene Butler
Political Advertisement Rates Announced
The notice states political ads require full advance payment. Rates are 25 cents per single column inch per week.
Candidates for 33rd Judicial District Re election
We are authorized to announce the following candidates for re election in the general election in November Judge 33rd Judicial District J H McLean for re election N T Stubbs for District Attorney 33rd Judicial District F H Hammond for re election.
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F. H. Hammond
County Clerk and Treasurer Candidates Seek Re election
Albert E. Klett seeks re election for county clerk while Alfred W. Crnewelge runs for re election as county treasurer. Both campaigns emphasize continuity and experience for local government.
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Albert E. Klett
Alfred W. Crenwelge
Let the Mother Start Calf and Early Feeding Guide
The article details calf care from birth including keeping the calf with its dam for two days to a week, colostrum benefits and timing, and methods to teach a calf to drink from a bucket. It emphasizes milk temperature, cleanliness, and preventing scours, with farming notes from The Progressive Farmer.
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Ben W. Kilgore, Jr
Winter hog production feasible in Texas at similar costs
Results of the 1927-28 winter ton litter contest show winter hog production in Texas could be carried out at nearly the same cost as summer. The contest, held by the Extension Service A. and M. College of Texas with The Progressive Farmer, marks the first winter ton litter contest in the United States. Fifty one
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Pink bollworm threatens cotton along with boll weevil
The article warns the pink bollworm, spreading from India through Egypt and Brazil, could ruin cotton farming in the South unless prompt federal and Texas action is taken. It notes the pest’s origin in India and severe crop damage despite control efforts in Egypt.
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How to Pay Mortgage for Farm Losses and Insure
A farmers guide urges meeting mortgage payments to avoid foreclosures and suggests life insurance as a tool to pay off mortgages. It recommends 15 year endowment plans or coverage equal to the mortgage amount, ensuring funds for land purchase or improvements. Also notes flies carry disease and promotes FLYTOX insecticide.
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