The Cotton Crisis and How Farmers Must Act
The article argues for farmer unity to control cotton prices and production. It notes 9 to 10 million bales in search of a market, prices collapsing from 35 to 5–6 cents, and the need to reduce acreage across counties to prevent further losses. It frames overproduction, world markets, and postwar demand as key drivers, urging diversification and prudent farming in West Texas.
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South
England
France
Italy
United States
Liverpool
Germany
China
Japan
Federal Reserve System
West Texas
Two Summer Sessions Planned at Southwest Texas Normal
San Marcos Texas March 14 Southwest Texas State Normal College announces a two term summer schedule. The first term runs June 13 to July 21 and the second July to August 26. Students can take one or both terms and earn up to six course units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Texas
Texas State Normal College
Normal College
Home Economics Week at University of Texas
Six visiting lecturers from national and regional institutions join the University of Texas for Home Economics Week March 21 to 25. Lecturers cover nutrition clothing government art social unrest and ethics of buying. An extensive exhibit and campus programs accompany lectures and discussions for hundreds of attendees.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Dall
G. Mudge
Nutrition Elitis New York
Helen Morton
Prince School of Store Service
A. N. Holcombe
Harvard University
J. F. Hopkins
Massachusetts
Clarence Ousley
A. & M. College of Texas
Grace Walton
Sanner Bros
Dallas
Mudge
Hopkins
Ousley
Miss Wallen
Elva Bascom
I. W. Jones
School of Music
H. M. Jones
Home Economics
Wagons and Buggies Offered at Reduced Prices
A dealer advertises a large stock for sale with wagons cheaper than manufacture and similar bargains on buggies and hacks. Prompt visit urged to see reduced prices and be convinced.
Nome Gold Fields and Seward Peninsula Output in 1919
A U S Geological Survey bulletin notes 1919 gold output from Nome and Seward Peninsula reached about 1.26 million dollars from dredge and open cut mining. Twenty-two dredges produced roughly 450 thousand dollars, with tin and platinum yields of 56 tons and 20 ounces.
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Nome
Isos
Seward Peninsula
Alaska
George L. Harrington
U.S. Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
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