Panhandle News Aims at Bridges Paths and Picnics Across Counties
Bay County reports wheat plans for 500 00 acres and Donley County to host a July picnic at Lelia Lake. Plainview hosts Panhandle Odd Fellows meeting and Clarendon to house next year’s session. Oil search abandoned near Miami after four years. Briscoe County judge Mrs Shrewberry dies at Silverton. McLean pushes good roads plans. Matador Bank orders new two story home. Amarillo forms cooperative to fight high living costs. Ex county judge Fred Bins injured in fall but expected to recover. Gulf plans include 10 500 000 bushels wheat yield estimate for Panhandle. harvest underway with mixed results.
Bulletin titles from Texas agriculture reports show varied topics
A fragmented catalog lists bulletins from the Texas Department of Agriculture and state agricultural societies. Topics include pecan and hickory crops, corn, canneries, fruit and vegetable canning, swine management, and annual commissioner reports, dated early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of the
Texas Department _of Agriculture
Texas Farmer' 3
Congress
Central West
Texas
Qorn
Texas State Horticultural
Society
Orange .Growers’ Union
Gurna
Jteenth
Zresa
Tore
Trexas
State Farmere' Inet
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Sun
First National Bank
Wellington, Texas
Childress
Wellingtony
Wellington
Memphis - Wellngton
Sigler & Jones
O. K
McCalester
Mexico
Panhandle
Kaggs
Bay County
the Farmers Union
Donley County
Lelia Lake
Miami
Odd, Fellows Association
Plainview
Mieral
McLean
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Matador
Clarendon
The
Odd Fellows” Association
Amarillo
Cal Merchant
Pabhandle
Fred Bins
Silverton
Ford
Saaing
Suiekan
Geo. M. Slaughter
H.W. Ner
Kansas
Mexico Ranch
Carlo
Mae Tits
J.C. Wooldridge
Jim’ Moore
Vav
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