From Cotton to Livestock in Texas Blackland Belt
Texas agricultural expert E. J. Kyle urges shifting from cotton dominance to a livestock based system to restore soil fertility and economic viability. He cites soil erosion, pests, root rot, and shrinking yields in the Blackland Belt and details a practical plan: refence farms, crop rotation, grazing crops, and mechanization supported by the Texas Livestock Marketing Association.
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E. J. Kyle
Texas A. & M. College
Congress
United States
Texas
Blackland Belt
Red River
San Antonio
Blackland
Blacksand Belt
Ious
Agricultural Department
Texas Livestock Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Sudan
C. C. French
Luling Foundation
Edgar B. Davis
Lueling
Kruschen Salts Promises Health and Weight Control
Millions believe Kruschen Salts boost health by flushing toxins and supplying six vital minerals. The ad urges daily use in hot water before breakfast and claims it helps vitality, energy, and general well being, available at Simmons Drug Store or any drug store worldwide.
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Simmons Prug
Pety
PONY
Medical doctor offers free consultations at Brady Hotel
Dy. Mellenthin, a licensed Texas physician, advertises free Friday consultations from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Brady Hotel on Third Street. He lists specialties and cites many Texas patients treated for stomach, liver, bowel, heart, kidney, and other ailments, with a long roster of names and towns.
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Dy. Mellenthin
Texas
Fle
Edwald Hehrend
Luckenbach
Brown
Mathis
Austin Heven
Tennessee Colony
Credde
Ohta
Spard
Clarkeville
Kingsville
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Brady
DR. Mellenthin
Brady Hotel
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Gregg
Thaxton
Gents
City National Bank
Amineas
T. A. Murray
Clay Kuykendall
Burleson
H.D. Chadwick
Agel