13 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
1
MATHEW S S DUDGEON explains cooperative marketing methods used in Europe and argues how similar structures could benefit both farmers and consumers in America. The piece outlines cooperative principles, organization steps, and potential economic gains through collective action.
In Omagh County Tyrone Ireland a city woman seeks uniform butter at fair prices and supports co operative creameries that deliver fresh, well-made butter from farm to table. The piece argues co operation reduces costs, improves quality, and benefits farmers, workers, and consumers alike, citing Omagh creamery and Irish Agricultural Organization society as models.
Fifty convicts will be sent to Smith County within ten days to work road districts radiating from Lindale. The project aims to construct about sixty miles of roads at District No. 1 bonds totaling 75000 dollars. Convicts receive $15 monthly for hire, meals and care, with half paid to the penitentiary and half credited to the convict, encouraging good conduct and work.
The Texas Industrial Congress exhibit at the National Corn Exposition in Dallas sits in the east half of the art building near the exposition hall. It displays crop products and contest entries from Texas and other states, plus charts on farm helps drawn from farmer experience. The program includes government, college, and station materials, with emphasis on notebooks and pencils for farmers to use the charted information in daily farm work.
An express wagon crossed the international bridge from El Paso to Juarez with the first permitted munitions load under President Wilson's proclamation. The wagon carried 38,000 rounds of ammunition and 70 rifles.
Final adjournment of the twenty fourth convention of the United Mine Workers of America occurred Wednesday. The session in Indianapolis began January 20 and concluded with St Louis selected as the next convention site by a narrow vote over Kansas City.
The cabbage crop covering 806 acres in Mercedes is beginning to move freely, with yields of six to ten tons per acre. For the next five weeks, stored cabbage in the North is expected to fetch $14 to $26 per ton. Local growers anticipate stable prices as cold storage helps move the harvest.
About 115 former soldiers and officers in the federal army crossed into Mexico via Ysleta Thursday night, according to advices received in El Paso from officers of the department of justice.
The first two miles of the oil field road west of Orange have been graded. Work completed on schedule, improving access for regional traffic and supporting ongoing industry transport.
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