Rat Snap praised in farmer and merchant ads
Advertisements claim RAT SNAP kills rats with no odor after drying them. customers from Annandale and Little Rock report seven dead rats found after use and no lingering smell. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00 sold by Palmetto Hardware Co. and Moody Drug Co. adv.
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Robert Woodruff
Palmetto Hardware Co
Moody Drug Co
John Simpkins
Annandale
N. J
Fertilizers Delayed Prompting Farm Side-Applications
Southern farmers face fertilizer shortages as J N Harper of the Soil Improvement Committee warns production cannot meet demand before planting. He urges farmers to continue prep and apply available fertilizer as a side application under cotton, then apply more when delivered, noting higher costs but potential for solid yields despite shortages.
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J. N. Harper
The
Soil Improvement Committee
Bouth
Flor
More Money Crops for Southern States
Southern planters should diversify beyond cotton as cotton remains the dominant money crop yet other crops yield strong returns. According to the 1930 U S Department of Agriculture crop reports, peanuts average 70.92 per acre, tobacco 286.37, sweet potatoes 24.19, and sugar cane syrup 205.00 per acre, far above cotton at 7 per acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pink Boll Worm Invades Cotton Belt
The pink boll worm spreads from Mexico into the Cotton Belt reaching Louisiana. The USDA warns of a serious threat and calls for strong state and federal cooperation to exterminate the pest. A congressional appropriation is sought as eradication plans expand beyond Texas.
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Mexico
Louisiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
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