Gardeners can yield 60 dollars in value for 4 fifty cents cost
College Station reports that gardeners may produce over 60 dollars worth of vegetables at a cost of about 4.50 this year if they follow demonstrator guidance from 28 636 participants guided by Texas county home and farm agents. The plan stresses a half acre garden with detailed row allocations and diverse vegetable varieties with support from Extension Service bulletins D-81 and B70.
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College Station
Texas
J. F. Rosborough
Texas A
M. College
New Zealand
Texas Farm Innovations Spur Silo and Orchard Upgrades
W H Darrow notes Arkansas type silos give way to trench silos cut costs. 398 new silos last year and 523 filled. Concrete tile irrigation in 383 gardens. Texas farmers produced 118 813 pounds of American cheese. County agents aided 2054 farmers in grading fruits vegetables cords turkeys and eggs. Syrup making aided 673 farmers with 80 gallons per acre. Budding pecan trees to varieties yielded 1 22 dollars per tree with 20 pounds per tree average from 1658 farmers across 66 counties.
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W. H. Darrow
Texas
Home Demonstration Club
Provert
Preserved Texas War-Era Monetary Documents Head to UT Library
The Texas State University archive in Austin hosts rare promissory notes and war tax scrip from the Republic era. Items include Bastrop County notes to R G Green dated 1935 and a 125 dollar Bastrop related note dated 1862. The collection details county responsibility and redemption terms for 1862 63 scrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Repube of Texas
University of Texas Library
Bastrop County
Bastrop
Ignu B. Sime
Fayette County
la Grange
Adl Lee
Robert Lds
Fort Worth Hosts 67th Cattle Raisers Convention
Members of the Teaus and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association meet in Fort Worth for their 67th annual convention March 14 to 16. The event coincides with the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show, drawing a large attendance amid industry concerns and planned state and national speakers to address livestock business issues. President Dolph Brisene of Uvaide urges all cattle operators to attend for a collaborative program toward industry improvement.
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Teaus and
Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Fort Worth
el Paso
Amarillo
Houston San Angelo
Corpus Christi
Dolph Brisene
Uvaide
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ad for Children and Adults
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant for bowel health. It targets parents with claims of relief for children and adults, urging regular use to prevent constipation, headaches, and general sluggishness. The copy promotes availability at drug stores and warns against harsh laxatives.
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Caldwell
Chen
Dr. Caldwell
Nothing for Charity Says Government Must Create Jobs
The essay argues that resuming specie payments is irrelevant without continuous investment and employment. It warns that delaying needed public work raises taxes, weakens national wealth, and risks bankruptcy, urging individuals and industries to act now to repair premises and create work.
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Sherman
Fr. Keesling Sttormey
San Francisco
Chile
Elf
Buchanan Ranch Lands Post Notice Prohibits Hunting
Public notice states all lands known as the Buchanan ranch are posted under state laws and no hunting trapping or other depredation is allowed. Violations of trespass laws will be prosecuted. Yelion Smathers.
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Buchanan Ranch
Yelion Smathers
Tax Measures Bend Texas Legislature Toward Saving Costs
Austin faces a wave of bills aimed at cutting state and local government costs. Proposals seek to limit spending, reduce per capita expenses, and shift salaries from fee to fixed pay while boosting certain taxes and an income tax. Officials warn of impacts on revenue and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Purl
Dallas
Commissioners
House
Jim Sndaries
Senate
Walter Wood
Howard
Clavernor
Genterval
Tesa
Farm Implements Improve With Horse Power Revival
A Semi-Weekly Farm News article notes a trend back to horses and mules for farm power as prices and economics shift. It describes new horse adapted implements, multiple hitch systems, and cultivators enabling larger scale work, urging farmers to consult retailers and literature for updated horse powered gear.
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Austin E. Burghs
Dallas Wins In Fire Prevention Contest
An international panel awarded Dallas first place and Fort Worth second in a Texas fire prevention contest. The event, part of Fire Prevention Week efforts, showed no large rise in reporting and marked notable gains in prevention effectiveness nationwide. The period highlighted ongoing civic efforts to reduce fires through year round prevention and community involvement.
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Dallas
Texas
Judgees
Fanmillo
National Board of Fire
United States
Cetuhec
Toh
Thecy
Uigur
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DR. Henderson
THE
State University
FT. Worth
Smal Boys
Ealar
Caley
Theo Perrespond
Cotham Kead
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Psu
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