Dairyman Plans Pastures and Herd Growth Amid Planting Efforts
The article describes E Ben dairyman outlining plans to expand dairy herds through pasture development and better feeding. It mentions demonstrations by Mrs Cullen Wood and Miss Lois Steward on yard landscaping with flowering shrubs, evergreens, and rose redesigns, plus garden planning and fruit preservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nderfed
Georgetown
Lois Steward
Concord
Williamson County
Bessie L. Vogt
Steward
Agricultural notes from Ellis and surrounding counties
In 1934 R E Edmondson cleared a briar thicket to improve a 15 acre field in Ellis County leaving the best pecan trees. By 1935 the grove yielded over 7000 pounds of native pecans. Edmondson then sodded with bermuda and planted Italian rye grass creating a pasture. Cast to Castro county a survey shows 41 trench silos across 10 of 13 communities with 32 new this year for grain sorghums. Sheley Brothers topped 400 ewes from 2500 and added 15 Rambouillet rams to their breeding program. Shelby county farmers pooled orders for 11000 pounds of yellow clover seed to plant idle land for erosion control. Dr F J Brophy improving in Fort Sam hospital and expected to return home soon. Otis Lambert, former Centennial worker, returned to Dallas then Delano California for work with Delano Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Edmondson
Ellis County
W. M. Lowe
Edmondson
Timpson
County Conservation Committee
Shelby County
J. O.moosburg
Roosevelt trip may signal new era in Western Hemisphere unity
Washington reports growing belief that President Roosevelt’s South American tour and the Buenos Aires conference aim to fuse the Western Hemisphere into a cooperative, peaceful alliance. The plan envisions free trade, shared defense, and an All American League of Nations under U S leadership, with business leaders like Harper Sibley supporting expanded South American markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
South America
Buenos Aires
Western Hemisphere
Americas
American
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
United States
West
Europe
Asia
Africa
Buc
Chamber of Commerce of
Bennos Aires
Sibley
State Department
Spain
Mussolini
Hitler
Franco
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Russia
America
England
France
Joseph E. Davies
Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Country Meats Sells Salted Meat Products in San Angelo
Hog killing time brings fresh stock of Mortons and Myles Salt Co kiln dried smoked flaked meat salt in 10 lb bags. Old Plantation Sausage Seasoning and Myles butter dairy salt sold in packages for making 25 lb batches. Display available in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton’s and
Myles Salt’ Co
Myles
San Angelo
Insect strolls through boarding house table
Boarders sit down as an insect roams the table. The keeper remains casual and remarks on origins while Miss Pert notes curiosity about the insect’s destination.
Waitress Snaps at Customer Over Eggs
A bobbed-haired waitress, in a sour mood, slams cutlery and napkin in front of a grouchy customer. She demands his order with a furious pose. He asks for a couple of eggs and she snaps back with a sharp retort.
Dinner Table Revelation Sparks Embarrassment
A dinner guest asks a doctor to identify a man in the room. The doctor confirms the stranger is his brother. The woman blunders into the moment, then apologizes realizing the family resemblance with a blush and awkward pause.
Also Mentioned on This Page
UCAH
Cullen Wood
The
Moon Remonstration Club
Hattie Tucker
Punty
Woodle
Frank Hastings
Ret St. Clair
Sheley Brothers
Ernest Gibbons
Brewster, Jeff Davis
Presidio
F. J. Brophy
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Otis Lambert
Dallas
E. J. Lambert
Charles Edison
Edison Industries
Navy
Wilson
Edison
Swanson
Blut
Breartburn
Con
Erie
Seada
Mindaine
Willerd
Smith Drug Company
Winters
Texas
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