Not Mere Tillers of Soil in the Houston Post
An editorial urges Texas farmers and businessmen to pursue agriculture with business discipline. It highlights profitable crops like corn potatoes peaches strawberries and celery and promotes livestock such as turkeys sheep goats and horses while urging enhanced hay production and better fertilizer use. It argues farmers should align with market demand and leverage local advantage to compete with major states.
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Texas
Kansas
Houston
Erin
Harris County
Santa Fe
Eagle Creek
Missouri
Protection of People or Tariff Clash Sparks Debate
A historical op-ed argues against tariff changes this session, warning that Republicans will shield tariffs from competition and protect corporate interests. The piece suggests the public is kept passive while trusted insiders control policy and customers face limited protections.
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Congress
Practical Stock Feeding Advice From South Carolina Meeting
Dr. Tait Butler of Raleigh spoke at the South Carolina Live Stock Association meeting in Columbia on February 8 9 delivering practical guidance on feeding stock in the South. He urged using cotton seed meal to replace portions of corn or oats in horse rations stating two pounds of cotton seed meal can substitute for four pounds of corn and improve muscular buildup. The discussion noted that hay levels and local feed conditions determine exact ratios, and warned that current corn heavy rations waste money in South Carolina.
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South Carolina Live Stock Association
Columbia
N. C
Tait Butler
Raleigh
South
Butler
South Carolina
Br. Butler
Farmer urges balanced forage and cotton seed meal use
A farmer cites specific feeding mixes for horses, noting grain, pea vine hay, clover hay, oats, and limited cotton seed meal. He argues cotton seed meal benefits horses only when mixed with other feeds, criticizes railroad sales, and endorses Dr. Butler's view on its usefulness.
Harris a Para Grass Enthusiast
High Island Texas March 24 Special to The News Mr W J Harris visited High Island to study Para Grass prospects as a potential heavy planter coming from large northern and southern holdings He departed with samples showing growth stages and was satisfied Professor Stacy from Biloxi Mississippi Agricultural Department will visit this week on the same mission
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Agricultural Department of
Biloxi
Miss
Leather trimmed buggies and surreys sale in Texas
Emil Baumgarten of Schulenburg Texas advertises a carnival of horse drawn vehicles with leather trimmed top buggies four No. 200 full leather buggies and many runabouts offered at prices from 35 to 105 dollars. Various models include ponies carts phaetons and rubber tired runabouts with 11-clip center spring features.
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Surrey
Emil Baumgarten
Schulenburg
Tex
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Wood & Willow Sts
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Edward Realty Company
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