Denton Dairy Plant Opens Keeping Profits Local
Denton's new dairy products plant, privately owned by local businessmen, aims to supply milk and cream countywide. The facility, praised as modern and sanitary, employs about ten workers with combined salaries near $13 000 annually. Three quarters of profits stay in Denton with remaining sales to other markets.
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Tenton
Denton Dairy Products
Denton
Denton Ty
Denton County
Dentoney
Women engage in government from the campaign trail
A note from M. Ladd thanks friends for support in a campaign and praises women voters for their interest in government. The author mentions Earl ie Norwood and Paris McCrary as selected figures, with a reference to a gathering in Abilene on Sunday.
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Co. M. Ladd
Earlie Norwood
Paris McCrary
Abilene
Dr Hubert Work Named First Assistant Postmaster General
Dr Hubert Work who led the American Medical Association and once served as Colorado Republican national committeeman was appointed First Assistant Postmaster General by President Harding. He succeeds John Cy Roots.
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Hubert Work
The
American Medical Association
Colorado
Harding
Works
John Cy Roots
All Lot Owners Urged to Help SOD Cemetery Drives
Rural Wilbarger county residents owning lots in Fast View Cemetery are urged to cooperate with the Cemetery Association and Vernon in Cemetery Day on April 21. Mrs. R. E. Lloyd reports plans for owners to bring dinners and spend the day working on lots and driveways, leveling drives, planting grass, with tools and sod hauling tracks loaned to assist.
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Vernon
8. E. Lloyd
Care for Chicks in May Drives Fall Profits
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise starting the brooder before mating, cleaning brooder lamps daily, and keeping hatch records. Feed should begin after 86 hours, with 10-13 chicks per hen in cold weather and 15-20 in warm weather, and no mixing of ages. Confinement, ventilation, and careful care boost fall returns. early cockerels reach market as broilers in spring for higher prices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Untitled fragment on spring work needs community help
Fragment describes preparing drives for the pant ine of grass and a call for substantial assistance this spring to complete work.
Wilbarger County Farmers Prepare Fields for Planting
Wilbarger county farmers are busy readying fields for planting with some corn and maize already in. Cotton planting awaits warmer weather and may begin soon. Wheat looks strong per the county agent, with hail the main crop risk.
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Wilbarger County
Wilbarger
Brown Attends Panhandle Press Meet in Amarillo
Brown traveled to Amarillo on Thursday to participate in the Panhandle Press Association gathering, joining editors and reporters for the event.
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Brown
Amarillo
The
Panhandle Press Association
Texas Building Permits Rise in March 1921
Building permits in March 1921 exceeded March 1920 in Texas cities, led by the Dallas area. About $3,000 was spent on instruction of dwellings in the ten largest Texas cities last month, with the building program keeping pace with last year. The housing share of permits was higher in 1921 than in 1920.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
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PAG Company
Aying Investment
Enton Concern
Hisbert
Fast View Cemetery
Buddy Greever
Weatherford and
Mineral Wells
Lutile Holt
West Wilbarger St
Frwin McCarter
Buck White
Duncan, Okla
Ola Huttine
Frederick, Okla
M. N. Cale
Anais
HE. W. Norwood
Winnie Jewel Norwood
B.'s Norwood
Chillicothe
Clifton Studio
Dick Bowers
Duncan
Oklo
Meas
Chapin Insurance Agency
Kirst Guaranty State Bank
United States
White & Nowlin, General Insurance
S. A. Whepe
F. E. Nowlin
Puckett Bros
Falls, Texas
West
Iter
Plains
Lucille
Mulhall
Burnett
Northwest
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Retail Merchants Association
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