Southern cotton farmers urged to limit planting for 1930
The article discusses how much cotton to plant next spring, noting the 1928 and 1929 surpluses. It cites potential yields under various acreage and urges Southern farmers to avoid over planting. It endorses the Federal Farm Board's guidance to plant no cotton until food crops are secured and to only plant cotton where at least one third of a bale per acre has been produced on average.
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Salt and sugar cure for pork discussed
A traditional curing method combines salt agar and saltpeter to create a bed cure for pork. Salt alone dries the meat and becomes harsh, but sugar mellows the cure and improves flavor. Use a good dairy or table salt. Paved streets are mentioned as a note.
Texas Oil Investments and Output Share
Oil investments in Texas total about 1.5 billion dollars, representing one seventh of U S oil investment. Texas averaged 21 million barrels in six months ending October 1 in production.
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Stared clothes wrong side out
A brief note describes leaving garments with seams visible and wrong side facing out until they are sprinkled, reflecting a washer or textile care instruction.
Roosevelt School News Highlights and Visitors
The Literary Society program entertained visitors including Mr Simon Mrs Arch Sander Mrs Allison Mr and Mrs Henry Leifeste and Mrs Wood and sons. Sixth graders write informal yearbook invitations. Report cards caused sad faces. Ilee Simon visited Wednesday. Students had hot chocolate at noon last Wednesday. Mothers will provide material for hot dishes on cold days. Edith Serber visited Monday afternoon. Trustees installed a drinking fountain and repaired the building Wednesday. Alpha Barfield was absent Monday and Tuesday. Playground ball has engaged pupils recently. Do not soak meat before cooking. wipe with a damp cloth to preserve flavor and value.
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First Rotary Club Celebrates 25th Birthday Worldwide
Chicago lawyer Paul P Harris organized Rotary in 1905 with three friends, aiming for friendship and mutual service. From four founders, Rotary grew to over 150,000 members in 25 years, now worldwide with clubs in Egypt, Yugoslavia, Nicaragua, and beyond, emphasizing fellowship and community service.
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