Magnolia fig promise lures growers at Algoa meeting
R H Bushway extols Magnolia fig as a premier South Texas crop at the South Texas Truck and Fruit Growers Association gathering in Algoa. He outlines land prep, pure Magnolia stock, 15 by 15 foot spacing, Bushway pruning, and rapid profits with yields of 141 to 300 per acre in three years. A large Algoa plant and long preserved fig contracts loom.
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R. H. Bushway
South Texas Truck and Fruit Growers’ Association
Algoa
Texas
Alberta
Ben Davis
Satsuma
South Texas
Gilbert Onderdonk
United States
JO adAay
Gulf of Mexico
Native Palms in Texas Decline in Rio Grande Delta
A historic palm grove along the lower Rio Grande in Texas, once spanning Edinburg to Brazos Santiago, is dwindling as progress and private land ownership erase the stand. Harvey Stiles urges preservation, noting hundreds have already fallen and only remnant groves remain. A landowner has begun to halt destruction on his property to protect the remnant.
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Texas
California
United States
Rio Grande
America
Egypt
Florida
Edinburg
Hidalgo
Brazos Santiago
Rio Grande Valley
Harvey Stiles
River Front
Brownsville
Ohio Politics and a Foreseeable Feature Story
A note previews a continued feature story starting in July with the best available reports printed directly from type. Until then a short story will appear each week. The text hints at political pressure in Ohio involving Foraker and control.
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Noble Grove
BANK
Jaeger
WM. Jaeger
Mgr
Shiner Oil Mill
D. C. Daniel
Ohio
Foraker
Bismark
J. H. Heubner
Walters Bros
Opera House
Albert Berckenhoff
the Palace
E. J. Wangemann
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Moulton