Individual efficiency underpins Texas farm problem
College Station Texas July 23 President T O Walton of A and M College of Texas argues the farm problem is the 450000 independent Texas farmers each with unique needs not a single issue. He urges economic production focus before marketing and critiques Farm Board performance insisting data and reforms are needed for lasting agricultural progress.
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College Station
Texas
T. O. Walton
A & M College of Texas
Walton
National Grange
Federal Farm Board
Ford Motor Company Seeks Public Benefit Through Industry Leadership
The Ford Motor Company views itself as more than a car maker, aiming to advance industry through design, production, and fair pricing. Innovations at the Rouge plant include endless chain conveyors, electric welding, and cost-saving methods that cut millions in expenses while boosting daily output and worker efficiency.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mechanical University
Leabe Ota
Rouge
Farmer must embrace marketing and science to thrive
A speaker argues efficient marketing helps farmers but many hurdles remain including unequal freight rates, tariffs, and subsidies. He notes one third of Americans live on farms and stresses annual reading of agricultural science and economics, citing Farmers Short Course as a path to progress. He warns farming is a specialized, competitive business requiring soil management, fertility protection, and smart use of resources.
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United States
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Correlation Between Colleges and the University
In Austin and at various Texas teachers colleges, University of Texas faculty members have taught summers and several teachers college staff have joined University summer sessions. English department faculty share graduate students and Texas teachers colleges increasingly call on UT for summer faculty and graduate study opportunities.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
R. A. Law
Philip Graham
West Texas State Teachers’ College
J. L. Nel
Southwest Texas State Teachers’ College
Ag Bas M. N. Posey
Floyd Stovall
W. M. Hudson
Stephen FP. Austin State Teachers’ College
Stovall
Posey
Mody C. Boatright
Sul Ross State Teachers
Denton
Meath
Canyon
Thomas H. McNeal
North Texas State Teachers’ College
Teachers’ Colleges
Teachers’ College
Texas Home Demonstration Marketing Empowers Farm Wives
Miss Mamie Lee Hayden explains that standardized, high quality farm home products and cooperative markets help Texas farm wives gain financial independence and improve family living. The program uses uniform recipes, the Texas Better 4-H Products line, standardized containers and labels, and local market days to sell items like jam, grape juice, canned beans, okra gumbo, fruit cake, and canned poultry.
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College Station
Texas
Mamie Lee Hayden
Extension Service
Texas Better
Hayden
First soil and land valuation course at A g M College
Twenty eight land appraisers attended the first soil and land valuation short course at Texas A and M College in College Station Texas. Dr J O Morgan directed the program which included lectures discussions and an observation trip to study farm land from an appraisal viewpoint Judge M H Gossett head of the Federal Land Bank Houston was the banquet speaker Attendees from across Texas expressed hope for a repeat course next year.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
J. O. Morgan
School of Agriculture
M. H. Gossett
Federal Land Bank
Houston
Morgan
Fire prevention posters displayed at University of Texas
Austin displayed 1265 posters and scrapbooks by Texas school children on fire dangers and prevention. The exhibit, sponsored by the Texas Fire Insurance Department educational division, showcases prize winners across multiple school levels and travels to state teachers colleges after the UT showing.
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Austin
Texan
University of Texas
The
Texas Fire Insurance Department
Texas
Ulsa Janiger
State Department
Extermination Drive Aimed At Wolves And Snakes In Texas
A Dallas County led effort with federal help seeks to reduce wolves in cedar brakes and poisonous snakes across the Southwest. The piece notes livestock and poultry losses from wolves and rattlesnakes, cites bounties, and argues for measured spending to reduce dangers for residents and picnickers.
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Dallas County
Texas
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Mueller & Petsch Attorneys-At-Law
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