Cotton Advisory Board targets cotton pricing in Texas meeting
The Cotton States Official Advisory Marketing Board of the South aims to set a yearly production cost and a suggested price. The plan urges farmers merchants and bankers to withhold selling until the price is announced. The price will be released at the State Institute meeting in Waco Texas August 21 and 22. A Dallas firm plans to convert cotton stalks into paper with a 20 ton mill using 15 000 pounds of cotton stalks per day.
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Cotton States Official Adviory Marketing Board
Commissioners of Agriculture
Directors of Markets
Farmers’ Union
State Institute
Waco
Texas
Fred W. Davis
Commissioner of Agriculture
Dallas
Reducing Ice Use Aimed At Conserving Supplies
Federal Food Administrator for Texas urges households to cut ice use by keeping refrigerators clean and closed, avoiding cracked and crushed ice in drinks and dishes, and limiting ice cream handling and flavor variety. Emphasizes proper ice storage, minimized waste in transit, and economies in serving practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food Administrator
Texas
Tri-County Teachers Institute to Convene in Yoakum
The tri county teachers institute comprising DeWitt Gonzalez and Lavaca counties will be held at Yoakum the week starting September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Instiute
DeWitt
Gonzales
Lavaca
Yoakum
West Texas dealer license revoked by Food Administration
Effective July 10 the U S Food Administration revokes the wholesaler robber and retailer license of L Poteet of West Texas for refusing two oats shipments from Clement Grain Co of Waco after a hearing by a special examiner for E A Peden Federal Food Administrator Texas. The revocation stays in effect until further notice and no reissuance will be considered before September 9.
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United States Food Administration
L. Poteet
West
Texas
The
Food Administration
Poteet
Clement Grain Company
Waco
E. A. Peden
New License Rules Extend to All Ginners and Cotton Seed Dealers
A May 14 1918 proclamation extended licensing by the United States Food Administration to ginners buyers agents and dealers handling more than 20 tons of cotton seed annually from September 1 to August 31. The move brings practically all cotton seed business under license requirements. Peter Blaize of Kenedy visited the city Monday.
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United States Food Administration
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WM. Green
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