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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1929

Page

8

Raise and break a pair of oxen

Reader inquiry answered: it is possible to raise and break a pair starting with bull calves. Train calves to lead with a halter, then tie them together, fit a small yoke, and drive a sled or cart. Castration early reduces risk and keeps the pair looking trim and balanced with their horns as a key feature.

H. L. Garrigus Connecticut Agricultural College Oxford N. Y Miller Waterbury Conn

The Great Melting Mystery of Molting Hens

A poultry expert discusses molting in Leghorn flocks, clarifying that feather loss is natural and tied to egg production. He explains molt timing, its link to productivity, and practical care including feed, shade, minerals, greens, water, and extra attention to maintain laying.

Texas Corn and Oats Production in 1928 Noted

Texas produced 99,162,000 bushels of corn and 35,751,000 bushels of oats in 1928. The article mentions the grave of David G. Burnett, first president of the Texas Republic.

Texas David G. Burnett Texas Repub

Increasing Demand for Good Horses on Farms

The United States Department of Agriculture notes that after record horse numbers on farms since 11S and 119 the total has fallen, with prices slightly rising since 1926 1927. The trend suggests higher demand as the average horse age increases and Colts and young stock are expected to be in greater demand with rising prices for good horses.

United States Department of Agriculture United States

Livestock Hints for Farmers and Sheep and Hog Care

Practical guidance on pig castration before weaning, pasture rotation for lamb health, balanced hog rations beyond corn, and oats before lambing. Notes on disease management, tuberculosis sources in hogs, maintaining roughage, and eradicating gadflies to bolster cattle industry resistance.

Notable Texas Figures and Fort Sam Houston Facts

A disjointed summary notes a Galveston burial in Lakeview Cemetery with birth on April 4, 1779 and death December 4, 1870. It cites Texas assessed values for 1929 and 1861, and details Fort Sam Houston San Antonio as a major U.S. military post with 12,000 personnel and annual upkeep costs around 1 100 per soldier totaling over 13 million dollars. It also lists the federal plant value at San Antonio at about 26 831 326 dollars.

Fort Sam Houston San Antonio United States

President Ends Use of Mayflower Yacht

President requests decommissioning of the Mayflower once used by American leaders. Mr Hoover implied connection or context in the era of the decision.

Mayflower Launch at Washing Navy Yard Still Idle

A boat named Mayflower remains at the Washing Navy Yard after being sent to Philadelphia. It is in excellent condition with five crewmen standing by for sea orders that never arrive. President Hoover prefers freshwater fishing and may not use the craft, though it remains ready for his use if desired.

Navy Yard Philadelphia Hoover

Sun Office Sells Typewriter Supplies

Typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons available for purchase at Sun office, offering essential supplies for typing work.

Typewriter Sun Office

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Harding Kwwlky Accredited County Col & Davis Company Lic Lakeview Cemetery Galveston Mr. Hoover DRS Sherman Jno T. Nall Whitewright Sears C" Nall Frank D. Layman May W. J. Barbee
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