Schulenburg Accepts Carnation Milk Plant Deal
Arrangements announced at a Woodmen Hall banquet show Carnation Milk Company to build a plant in Schulenburg by July 1. City to sell five acres for $6,000 with five years of tax relief. street paving and a six inch water main planned. Southern Pacific Railroad to build a spur track. plant to employ about 100 people. Banquet attended by 50 to 60 officials and business leaders. Henry Bison of the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce presided.
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Marshal Foch Dies At 77 In Paris Home
Marshal Ferdinand Foch supreme commander of the Allied armies in World War I died at his Paris home on Wednesday March 20 after a long illness. He was 77. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. a son was killed in the war.
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Cotton quality and premiums influence upland crop planning
The Sewis tie back Agricultural Foundation urges Cotten farmers to boost income by growing longer staple cotton and marketing by quality. Mills pay premiums for higher grade and longer staples, while most US production remains short and underused. Foreign markets and local pricing practices dampen incentives to improve. The piece also notes Siam’s rich fauna study potential and a call for natural history efforts.
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