State action urged to cut cotton losses and waste
Clarence Ousley argues that cotton growers lose $10 to $25 per bale under current marketing. He advocates penal laws to prevent waste and protect property from fire and flood, aligning with broader state duty to safeguard producers and consumers. C M Kotzebue visited Flatonia. Minnie Heerssen went to Flatonia for a visit. Evergreen school at Henkhaus closed a seven and a half month term under Prof F G Havel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
Clarence Ousley
Evergreen
Henkhaus
F. G. Havel
What Cream Separators Did For Kansas
J C Mohler of Kansas State Board of Agriculture notes that new dairy tech boosted state prosperity. He cites 70 259 cream separators valued at about 5 million dollars, 961 281 milch cows, and milk sales over 8 million annually. The centrifugal separator reduced labor, fed skim milk to calves, and improved fat separation compared to gravity methods.
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J. C. Mohler
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Pure Eggs Campaign Targets Farmers Losses
Commissioner R H Hoffman of the pure food and drug department advocates a state wide campaign to prevent bad eggs from costing farmers an estimated one million dollars annually. Posters urge careful selection and marketing, stressing refrigeration and cleanliness to keep infertile eggs fresh. Austin American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hoffman
Pure Food and Drug Department
Hoffman
Austin American
Letter from Mexico describesVilla pursuit and a tobacco request
Otto Kubenka of Komensky reports receiving a letter from Manuel Kuchda of troop F Thirteenth United States Cavalry in Mexico seeking Bandit Leader Villa. Kuchda logs hot times riding, asks for chewing tobacco, and notes Columbus New Mexico combat.
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Otto Kubenka
Komensky
Manuel Kuchda
United States Cavalry
Mexico
Villa
Kuchda
Mr. Kubenka
Columbus
Tax Carries Unanimously in Gonzales District 3
In School District No 3 an election to authorize a special tax up to 50 cents per $100 valuation to supplement the state school fund carried unanimously with just twenty votes cast. Also notes social visits as Mrs. Alfred Buescher and baby return to Smithville, and travels of Mr. Gerhard Diers and family from LaGrange through Moulton to Shiner, plus Mrs. John Mang and son returning to Charlotte.
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Gonzales
Texas
Gerhard Diers
LaGrange
Moulton
Shiner
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Coburg
Westville
Severa
Rogaine Sl
W. F. Severa CO
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W. H. Koester & CO
Jacob Cinadr
Francis Lynde
Mr. Lynde
RSS Miaka
Oswald Buescher
Hougton
Moulton Eagle
O. F. Knape
Moulton Bus
C. M. Kotzebue
Flatonia
Minnie Heerssen
Zor
Maniton, Texas
Minnie Lueke
Ida Lueke
Fist State Bank of Moulton
Wa. Green
E. Stuprman
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Burrscher
WM. Green
Jno. Bucex
E. Studeman
Simprest
Cuxapest
Sankmoney
Moulton Lodge
V. O. Fehrenkamp
W. M. W. K. Richtar
Raab
Kotzebue’s
City Garage
Henriche & Jansk
E. F. Bartosch
Theodore Helincamp
Schulenburg
Old High Hill
Charles W. Pesek
Sweet Home
Sommerlatte
Pesek
St. Edwards College
Austin
Frank Pesek
Hallettsville
National Biscuit Company
Columbus, New Mexico
Mr. Kuchda
J. Bnesek & Son
Quality Hardware Store
Alfred Buescher
Smithville
John Mang
Charlotte
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