Quality Beef Finishing For City Markets
The North Texas black prairie may revive cattle feeding as cotton farming declines. Texas Breeder-Peeder Association promotes home grown feed to finish cattle locally, keeping profits in Texas. Nahas and Furneaux Brothers show how Dallas-area feedlots work, finishing Hereford calves for market with home grown feed, reducing shipping costs and boosting local beef quality. The movement aims to diversify farms, cut cotton acreage, and boost producer income as beef demand rises in Dallas.
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North
Texas
Dallas
Texas Breeder-Peeder Association
Iowa
Kansas
Nahas
Rusags City
Tyr
Urneaux Brothers
Sioneer
Furneaux Brothers
Alpine
Amarillo
Webron
Armstrong ‘King Company
United States
Wes Shippel
Orth Texas Cotton ‘Belt
Colored Leaves May Become Fad Across Private Estates
Scientists at Davey Tree Surgery labs say coloring leaves may become fashionable to suit milady. They report experiments changing leaf colors to immunize trees and control pests by chemical injections, while spraying remains the interim method.
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Milady
Davey Tree Surgery Research Laoratories
Old Clock Given Canyon Society Old Clock
A clock claimed to have ticked for 118 years stands in the Panhandle at Mains Historical Society museum. A. G. Noble of Dimmit deposited the clock, saying he used it 65 years and it had been in his family for two generations. Manufactured in Connecticut, it was bought in Richmond Virginia and carried to Missouri wrapped in a featherbed, then moved to Texas in 1900.
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Panhandle
Mains
A. G. Noble
Dimmit
Torwo
Connecticut
Richemond
Whenes
Missouri
Texas
A. Cox
Urn
Side
Cardus
Planet Saturn Compared to Earth’s Moon Revealed
Kight ingong attends the planet Saturn noting the largest moon is about twice the size of Earth’s moon. An alligator does not reach full growth until about 60 years of age.
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Kight Ingong
Saturn
Earth
National urge to conserve wild game and refuges
Paul G. Redington, chief of the U S Bureau of Biological Survey, urged national support for conserving migratory birds during an Izaak Walton League meeting in Chicago. He called for withdrawals of shooting areas to build a widespread system of refuges and warned that neglect would endanger the sport and the nation’s conservation standards. He emphasized sportsmanship and unity to preserve wild fowl for all time.
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Redington
Biological Survey
Conservation
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Izaak Walton League of America
Advertising Concentration Drives Grocery Success
Hollis Atregon, a leading grocer of Hankell, praised steady local newspaper advertising at a Fort Worth grocer convention. He credited success to concentrating ads in the local paper, saying other media cost too much and miss the mark. The Wellington Leader will carry the message to homes.
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Fort Worth
Hollis Athergon
Hankell
Atkinson
Wellington
Chicago woman fined for kicking a policeman
Mrs Ella Cammaon of Chicago was fined 50 dollars after an incident involving a police officer. The court record notes the offense and penalty imposed.
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Ella Cammaon
Chicago
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Wellington High School
Burt Apove
Jimmie Mae Clark
Mabel Jones
Cora Cocke
Gladys Saied
Alfred Emanuel
Miss Clark
Miss Jones
Miss Cocke
Miss Saied
Old Clock
Given Canyon Society
CSR DU
Henied
Cardu
Tale Phedford
Wellington Poster Company
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