Farmers urged to grow own feed to cut costs
The Texas farming community is urged to diversify crops to cut feedstuffs spending, with state and county figures showing large annual costs for cattle feed. Peter Radford of the Farmers' Union argues for increasing home-grown feed despite cotton's money value. Local Llano County data show 81% reporting feed purchases and an average annual spend of 92 dollars per farm.
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Texas
Federal Department of Commerce and Labor
Peter Radford
Farmers’ Union
Llano County
Posted Pasteres Notice Warns on Bee Hunting Trespass
Public notice states pastures are posted by W W Willbern and K Willbern forbidding bee hunting trapping or any trespass within inclosures under law.
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W. W. Willbern, BH
K. Willbern
Home in town offering space for boys
Classified note invites boys to secure a home in town to place their clothes. Mentions Martin Phone, John F. Peeler, The Tallor and Nuff Sed as contacts or stakeholders.
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Epworth League
John B. Robinson
A. Blodgett
Frankie Teich
Zora Cage
Zuma Wilson
Messry Hebyer McLean
Everett Martin
Leater
John F. Peeler
the Tallor
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