Texas Crop Conditions Show Mixed Prospects Across Counties
Reports from Kinney through Nacogdoches, Travis, and Harris detail varied outcomes. Some counties praise rainfall and growing crops while others face drought, frost damage, and shrinking cotton acreage. Beekeepers report honey losses and fruit crops face scale and cold effects.
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Kinney County
Drouth
Morris
Titis
Camp
Bowie
Fort Bend
Wharton
Brazos
Sugarland
Richmond
Cherokee
Smith, Gregg
Harrison
Alto, Rusk
Jacksonville
Harrison and
Gregg
Taylor
Eastland
Callahan
Travis
Travis County
Texas
Smith
Nacogdoches
Smith County
Bran as handy household aid in a kitchen tale
Ruth brings bran home and extols its uses from cleaning woodwork to whitening hands and clothing. The mother praises the practical housekeeping aid. The passage shifts to political commentary, noting anti prohibition propaganda and criticism of Attorney General Looney, with mentions of Pope and local newspapers. John W. Woods challenges Looney, accused of misrepresentation and tied to saloon money.
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Ruth
Bran
Texas
Pope
Farmers’ Union
Looney
Brewers of
Avith
Brewers
Memphis Herald
John W. Woods
General Looney
John W
I will pay top price for shelled corn
A brief notice from Louis Bower at the McCain building offers buyers for shelled corn. A local ad mentions valuing corn at competitive rates.
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Louis Bower
McCain Building
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Money
B. S. Doty & GO
Graham
San Jose
Marshall
Mills County
North
Smith and Nacogdoches
Harris
Leon
Robertson and
Arnold & Kay
Woods
Italy
New York
Drawers
Fort Worth
Teddy
John E. Morrison
Graham, Texas
United States
Sam