First Wilbarger County Fair Ticket Booth Car Recalled
S C Hogsett of the Waggoner National Bank sold tickets at the first Wilbarger County Fair August 24 to 26 using a discarded street car from Vernon’s boomer days as a booth. The event featured horse and bicycle races, Indian attendees, and era ads from the Vernon Trade Rustler.
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S. C. Hogsett
S.C. Hogsett
The
Waggoner National Bank
Wilbarger County
Mr. Hogsett
Rock Mountain Pom
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Yyapesis Raise Alarm Among Poultry Workers
Yyapesis are described as a deadly foe of lazy heads, exposing failures to deliver results. The text notes they provide a precise method for flock owners to assess a hen’s laying ability and to locate drones, while highlighting broader value in monitoring productivity.
Women Plan Fight to Keep Town Weed Control
Women of the Federated clubs organize a spring drive to curb overgrown weeds across the town. Mars. J. N. Jolson to lead a districted plan with captains and lieutenants for weed control, plus tree planting and pecan trials. Meetings discuss fair price efforts and local living costs, with Amarillo cited for low egg prices and Vernon debated on recreation and lyceum plans.
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J. N. Jolson
Federated Clubs
J. A. Nabers
O. T. Wartick
KR. OB. Sherrill
Warlick
Amarillo
Fair Price Committee
Vernon
What Kind of Feed is Cheapest to Buy
Poultry farmers vary by year but corn remains the baseline cheapest feed in the United States. When corn drops to about $1.50 a bushel, oats at 75 cents and barley at $1.20 per bushel can offer similar value. Oats add indigestible matter and reduce palatability, lowering feeding value compared to corn.
Poultry Feed Does Not Value Damaged Grains Much
The article notes that poultry feed does not gain much value from low grade or damaged grains. It states birds in good condition will eat cracked or cracked corn, while ordinary damaged grain offers limited worth for feed.
Great National Farm Weekly Subscription Pitch
A brief subscription pitch promises weekly farm content across dairy, poultry, grain, fruit, corn, bees and more. It offers a $1.00 yearly rate and invites in-person discussion to finalize details.
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