Intercoastal Canal Jubilee and Texas Louisiana Seaboard Plans
Washington officials and Mexican diplomats discuss the Intercoastal Canal Jubilee to celebrate a waterway linking Louisiana and Texas coasts. The article covers expected economic benefits, proposed canal depth and width, route debates, and regional freight impacts on Texas and Louisiana, with notes on national publicity and local ceremonies in June.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Texas
Louisiana
Masler
Burteson
Mexico
Mexion
Southland
United States
Mexican Republic
Stansars
Fecana
National Waterways Magazine
National Stivers and Harbors Congress
Leon Toxke
Bellora
Jioulalana
YennWen
Cole Blanche
Indane
America
Louisiane
Louisland
Levisi
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louieville
St Louia
Wrnter
Problems of the Texas Farmer by Peter Muntiong
Texas farmer writer argues for coordinated production and marketing reforms. He cites overproduction in cotton, underproduction in factories, and calls for shifting effort from cultivation to distribution, stronger city farming links, and improved banking, rail, and press support to aid farmers.
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Ciren
Texas
Justina
Agriculturn
Texas Realty Notes and Cattle Brand Reports Across Texas
Fort Worth reports more than 090 cattle brands on record with the Texas Cattle Raisers Association, while San Angelo notes free cattle movement and large shipments after a recent tame. In Childress a railroad and highway push gathers pace for a Colorado to Gulf route, with a proposed association and funding. Across the state, districts form for irrigation, silos rise near farms, Port Arthur projects near million-bale shipments in April, and Fort Stockton nears completion of a $20,000 First National Bank building.
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Fort Worth
Aris
Texas
Ana Houston
Colorado Springs
Texas Gulf
Tng
Ganul
Wichita
Monwhue
Wilbiarger
Wardman
Cordreann
Childress
Hal
Dontey
Potter
Wise
Pathandle Strision. A
Read
Memphis
Corges Christi
Olt
Fort Stockton
First National Bank
Puiding
West Tern
Farmers Union 10 Send Out Speakers in Texas counties
Fort Worth Texas May 41 Yates outlined plans for a tour by Farmers Educations and Cooperative Union speakers through Willacy and Wilbarger counties. Peter Radburn president announced topics on cooperation and marketing. Speakers will cover price support and credit methods via the rolling agency. Appointments listed for Lowder, Pope, Armstrong, Webb, Bewla, Townsend across numerous counties, with dates in June and July.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Yates
Ftgrmera
Wilrly-thres
Ale Oolumbeers
Farmers! Educations and Cooperative
Union
Peter Radtura
Plang For Rating
Marvelina
Terope Ag
Diacussian
Randinng Pecitydal
Renewy Establis
Houston
Tt Ia
Beng Spookert
Avery County
Eogh
W. T. Lowderpote
Lempasis
Jone
San Saba
Miike
Bos Eugh
Curvell
N. N. Pope
Lana County
Husker County
Baytor County
Tuna “la
Archer County
Jack County
Young County
J. L. Armstrong
Wiluon
Atascona County
Tue
Guadalupe County
Jim
Gobles County
Caldwell County
B. Webb
Parker County
Breth County
Hsillton
Comanche Sons
Jung
Farm philosophy and market sales for farmers
A dated essay by Peter Radford stresses cooperative effort and operating farms for net profit rather than gross. It urges farmers to seek new markets, remove uncertainty in securities, and coordinate supply with demand to improve distribution and earnings.
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Peter Radford
The
Mers
Canning Glug Helps Reduce Swing Costs and Costs
The article discusses canning clubs as a means to lower living costs by enabling youths to earn money locally, supporting home communities and ideal merchants. It traces canning history from Appert to Daggett and Kellogg, notes health and sterilization practices, and highlights the broader social and agricultural impact.
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Canning Cluba
Lexa
Galalag
Marketing Attracts Houston’s Attention In Farm Ask
An interview with Peter Radford of the Farmers Union outlines federal focus on improving marketing for farm products. Secretary of Agriculture David Houston signals nationwide steps, including a $50,000 appropriation for study, to learn how to market crops and aid rural farmers with financing facilities and convenient services.
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Texeis
Preset
Galveston- AA
Whitch Snow
Davis PF
Houston
Arricultinye
Jess
Jidwetry
F Farmers
Texas
Annem
Erbanm
Marriege
Engenaroua
Editora
Omr
Farmers’ Union
Grange
Farmeya
Albanen
Trenostitution
Cremt
Torikaga
Farmers Union
Jis
Binang
Fort Worth
Tox
Peter Radford
Burmers
Testa
David P. Houston
United States
Housgan
Ageicature
Ehove
Querestics
Big Dam Plans for Valley of the Nueces River
Cotulla Reservoir and Irrigation Company plans a dam and diversion near LaSalle County to form a 59,600 acre foot reservoir. A downstream canal would create a 6,000 acre natural reservoir, impounding nearly 100,000 acre feet of water and irrigating about 60,000 acres. Project valued at $2,490,000 with gravity water rentals set and government engineers estimating annual rainfall around 29 inches. Bexar County farm value cited at $28,019,450, with Texas farm property total $4,215,045,164 and state growth noted.
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Cotulla
T? Hye Reserva
Carther
Bexay County
United States Cenena Department
Texas
Bexar County
Enlire
Notary confirms $2500 from 13 acres of truck land
Pyron, a farmer near Aransas Pass, swore to a statement that he realized $2500 from 13 acres of truck crops with expenses at $470 and land income $2970. Freight line to truck between Juneton and Menara to start within sixty days with daily freight and passenger preview inaugurated.
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Aransas Pass
Tex
Pas
Juneton
Junetton-Menara
Crossings at grade removed on Fredericksburg road project
County commissioners funded and began removing two railway grade crossings on Fredericksburg road near Lean Springs. The $2009 project shortens the road by about half a mile and graveling extends for several miles. Work involves a gravel cut through Leon Creek and a new ford, with completion expected soon after inspection.
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Fredericksburg
Lean Springs
Sap Railway
James K. Lavis
Commilss Court
Antive
Ds. Nent
Sup
Rtn- Toad Company
Leon Creek
Alter
Jniemui
Theresa
Paty Lea
George
Marshall
la Jenith
Cate
Boxar County
Pendericksburg
Mundred
Ue Bandera
Leon Sprmas
United States Army
Rosd
McNeel
Monarch Road
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Charles Billenel
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Chamber of Commerce
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