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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
6
Texas Industrial Congress of Dallas advocates silos for year round green feed. Silo design uses airtight walls and ground as base to ferment and preserve greens like corn and sorghum, yielding digestible ensilage. A ten by twenty five foot silo holds about thirty six tons. cows eat thirty to forty pounds daily.
R. B. Dolman announces the Cotton Grading School opening in Fort Worth on July 7. He has six years as a cotton grading teacher and offers training for beginners. The course targets buyers and sellers seeking a paid skilled position. details for information are provided.
The article notes Texas mules boosting national industry, with Young County home to 3629 mules valued at 387 613 dollars, plus 56 urban mules. State totals reach 709 231 mules valued at 78 102 328 dollars. It also covering federal funds distribution and local family sizes, highlighting Young County average family size of five from 2685 families.
A notice from R C McPhainl of Graham Texas offers reliable hail insurance with a 6 percent cash rate or 7 percent on notes, covering Young Archer Throckmorton and Stephens counties. The Federal Census Bureau reports Texas dairy data: Young County produces 910571 gallons milk and 351673 pounds butter with 4890 dairy cows valued at $196000 and 3309 yearling heifers. Texas dairy production is 30 percent below consumption, valued at $20162500.
Notice to become incorporated under Texas law for Morrison Smith Lumber Company. Discussion on seed supply pricing in Holland's June issue and the value of farm property in Young County and Texas. Farmers urged to raise their own feed to cut costs. census data shows substantial annual expenditures for feed across the state.
A fragment notes Graves and Ward unloading another car of sour flour hops and meal. It closes with a slogan urging that a town needs more than just words to address needs.
A congressional resolution seeks an investigation into the railway system’s affairs and the events before receivership. An Illinois representative argues the receivership is a plea to raise taxes and a maneuver to place the public at risk.
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