Diversified farming reshapes Panhandle cattle era and growth
The article traces the shift from buffalo to longhorn cattle on the Panhandle plains, driven by rainfall and grass reliability. It notes cattle barons funding land improvements, the rise of diversified farming, and railroad expansion linking markets. It highlights real estate and local merchants promoting new stores and Spring goods, with Texas climate praised and coal fields noted.
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American Pisen Fund
United States
Bass
Ram
East
Middle West
Panhandle
Fareat American Desert
Fort Worth
Denver
Kort Worth
Star of Empire
Trebins
Hicago
St. Louis
New York
Ft. Eet Iki
Sefatner & Mars
Younne
Selby Shoe Co
Lor
Alte Vine Shee Co
Levervithine
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Loweet
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Gulf
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