Notice and disclaimer from The Leader newspaper
Entered at the Post Office at Graham Texas as second class mail matter The Leader will correct any erroneous reflection upon character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation appearing in its columns upon notification to the publishers
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Three Dairy Cattle Classes Unearthed in U S Study
A new analysis divides U S dairy cattle into three roughly equal classes by profitability. The average U S cow yields 3716 pounds of milk and about 160 pounds of butter fat yearly, while purebred Jersey cows average 577 pounds of butter fat. Compare your herd to these figures.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Jersey
Pure-bred bulls boost dairy herd production
The text argues that using a good pure-bred bull raises the herd average quickly and profitably. In one generation the average production improves, lifting the poorest herds toward profitability, while giving the farmer the satisfaction of tangible progress.
Reducing Egg Loss by Infertile Stock in Warm Months
Farmers face over 15 million dollars in annual losses from spoilage of fertile eggs in heat. Removing male birds after breeding season prevents spoilage and reduces consumer waste. The USDA publishes a poster outlining keeping qualities of infertile versus fertile eggs and rules for producing quality eggs through summer and early fall.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Progress in eradicating bovine tuberculosis in the United States
A USDA report notes continued gains in eradicating bovine tuberculosis. In March 1924 veterinarians tested 448,642 cattle. 13,359 reacted, indicating infection. Infected cattle are typically slaughtered under Federal meat inspection supervision.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Meat Inspection Service
Political candidate announcements for Democratic primary
A list of candidates announcing for various county and district offices in the Democratic primary on July 26, 1924. Names include Walter F. Schenck for District Judge, R. S. Morrison and James V. Allred for District Attorney, W. P. Stinson for County Judge, John B. Rhea for County Attorney, and numerous others for clerk, tax collector, assessor, sheriff, treasurer, superintendent, surveyor, public weigher, and commissioners with multiple nominees per position.
Fort Worth radio and market listings schedule
A dense daily grid lists market quotes from cotton and grain in New York New Orleans and Chicago plus late morning and afternoon updates from major exchanges. It includes weather forecasts, fruit and vegetable quotations, a Nodriday concert by W E Branch, produce and cattle market closings, and a sequence of church services, concerts, and sport reviews across Fort Worth and nearby towns scheduled from morning to midnight Saturday through the following week.
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United States Weather Forecast
Cotton Region Bulletin
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Fort Worth
Bradstreet
U. S. Metal Market Review
Engineering and Mining Journal Press
Financial Review
Dun
Texas League Baseball and Sport Review
Conference calls for new arma ment conference on naval limits
Conferees on the naval appropriation bill authorize the president to seek negotiations with Great Britain France Italy and Japan to limit construction of subsurface and surface craft of 10 000 tons displacement or less and aircraft when reasonable prospects for agreement exist on further arms limitation.
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Italy
Japan
Charge It To The Taxpayer Costs Of Senate Inquiries Reach 325000
The article notes that the cost of Senate inquiries for the past fiscal year will drain about 325000 in tax funds. It questions the necessity of such expenditures alongside normal government functions and asks why investigations are so costly. It discusses a bonus bill leading to 3000 new employees, payouts to veterans, and the ambassador resignation. It also mentions Georgia growers testing rind preserves from watermelons and a prize to boost mothers and daughters in making preserves with cane syrup.
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Congressional
Georgia
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