The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 13, No. 15, Ed. 1, Friday, April 14, 1922 Page: 14
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TEXAS FARM NEWS
Parker county spring oats
b > the recent cold spell
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ACCOUMTAVTB AND AUDITOIIS
fipeclfcliits Income and War Kieew 1roIIU
ve been killed
The Farm Labor Union of Lamar county litis
elected a cotton grader and cotton seed salesmanThe East Texas Poultry association organized
at Center Shelby county held its first
meeting March < 1
The citrus fruit crop of the Rio Grande Valley
was not seriously hurt by the freeze but
snap beans were practically ah killed
Corn was killed in some counties in Southeast
and Central Texas and farmers tire replanting
this crop in the vicinity of Smithvillo
There are more than 100 registered bred sows
in Wilbarger county and many farmers are
seeking every opportunity to increase their purebred
herds
East Texas reports that a great deal of the
fruit crop has been killed by freezes Also the
crop is reported to be practically destroyed in
North Texas
As far south as Aransas Pass and Corpus
Christ complete replanting of truck crops will
be necessary on account of frost and unseasonable
weather
W P Greer who owns the largest orchard
of Elberta peaches in Hopkins county says 90
per cent of the buds in his orchard have been
killed by the recent freeze
George Wilcox who has a ranch seven miles
south of Big Springs makes a specialty of raising
registered cattle and sold six registered
Hereford calves for 60000
Boys Better Beef clubs are being organized
in Tom Green county Each member will raise
from three to five acres of grain sorghum
maize feterita or kaffir corn on which to feed
baby beeves
Collin county is planting the largest acreage
in onions that has yet been planted in that section
which proves that the black lands of Texas
will produce fine onions as well as the sandy
soils
W F Jacoby director of the Dallas Zoo has
bought a freak fowl which will be added to the
zoo attractions The bird is a cross between
a Rhode Island Red hen and a Guinea rooster
and was grown by William McLean of Dallas
Brownfield Terry county Texas is making
war on prairie dogs A large shipment of
strychnine and saccharine has been received by
the Commissioners court of this county and an
expert from the United States Department of
Agriculture employed to superintend the campaign
to exterminate the canines
II A Ferguson and H T Neely prominent
breeders of chickens and swine of Amarillo
are offering to finance any boy or girl in Potter
county in the raising of pure bred swine or
poultry Mr F erguson will give settings of
eggs on the share basis while Mr Neely is offering
to sell swine on notes given by the boys
and girls
Goat shearing is in progress in West Texas
especially in the counties south and west of
San Angdo Mohair is now arriving at local
warehouses Shearing of sheep will begin
about April 20th and will continue into June
Nannies are shorn before they bear their kids
while ewes arc not relieved of their wool until
after lambing
Sixty counties in Texas show a reduction in
the wheat acreage of about 17 per cent In 1921
the state had 2081000 acres in wheat The
oat acreage amounted to 1905000 acres last
year and it is estimated that it will be decreased
3 to 5 per cent in sixty counties Late
freezes killed a great deal of the oat crop in
the northern part of the state and this acreage
will be planted to other crops A considerable
acreage in spring oats is probable
A registered Hereford cow owned by B H
Cogdell of Granbury is a most prolific mother
She recently gave birth to six calves in twelvemonths
Twelve months ago she gave birth
to twin male calves both of which were normal
and lived to be healthy animals On March
4th she gave birth to four more calves two
males and two females Two of the quadruplets
died but the other two are normal and will
live according to the belief of Y J Aiken veterinarianWhile Mexia is leading the state in the production
of crude oil yet business men of this
town realize that they will some day have to
fall back on the farms for permanent prosperity
The local banks of Mexia therefore have
agreed to assist Limestone county poultry
raisers by lending money to persons who will
agree to engage in the pure bred poultry business
The farmer boys and girls are especially
invited to take advantage of this offer by the
banks
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A number of peach growers around Jacksonville
estimate that SO per cent of the fruit crop
has been damaged by cold weather
Henry D Allen of Philadelphia a big buyer
of wool has contracted for 15000 pounds of
this product at San Angelo at prices ranging
lrom 25c to o0c a pound
Considerable cotton is being planted on the
South Plains this year around Plainview supplanting
some wheat crops which were a failure
on accountof dry weather
A two months killing campaign against rab
bits in Runnels county netted a total of 25000
rabbits according to the bounties being paid
by the county on rabbit scalps
Plainview has shipped 25 carloads of hogs
to the market since the first of the year a tremendous
gain over last year and all previous
years The hogs were raised in Hale and adjoining
counties
Authentic statistics compiled up to March
11th show the onion crop in the Laredo section
will aggregate about lMO carloads Shipments
of onions from Laredo to the markets
began March 21
The bureau of Crop Estimates of the United
States Department of Agriculture says that
Texas is seventh in value of horses first in
mules and cattle ninth in milk cows eighth in
swine and fifth in sheep
The U S Department of Agriculture reports
the appearance of a new corn insect in Texas
It is a boring caterpillar closely related to the
larger cornstalk borer of the South Atlantic
States These insects have been quite active in
the Big Bend section
Mr York a thrifty farmer who lives three
miles from Lubbock made a clean profit of
S2S900 from an investment of SIH00 in turkeys
Records are being made all over the
South Plains section in the production of poultry
and dairy products
The North Panhandle in the vicinity of
Ochiltree county was covered by 12 inchesof
snow which blocked trains on the Santa Fe
branch The moisture will be of great benefit
to wheat crops and furnish a season for the
planting of spring crops
While 50 per cent of the buds of the peach
trees of Smith county East Texas have been
killed by the recent severe cold weather it is
yet believed that under favorable conditions
from now on there will be a good sized fruit
crop produced in this county this year
The agricultural outlook in Texas has been
greatly improved recently by rains and snow
Snow covered the entire Panhandle greatly
benefiting the wheat crop and in some places
was 12 inches deep Cattle are reported to be
in excellent condition and have not suffered
materially from the cold weather
Texas will soon be the greatest poultry producing
state in the Union In 1921 Texas produced
more than 550000000 worth of poultry
and eggs alone Let our slogan be More poultry
and more live stock for 1922 1928 1921
and 1925 for prosperity always follows the
state that produces an abundance of poultry
butter eggs and milk
R L Pettus a cattleman of Goliad who was
in Fort Worth attending the Texas and Southwestern
Cattle Raisers convention and Fat
Stock Show says the range in his section is in
splendid condition and the cattle situation much
improved Mr Pettus states that stockmen in
his territory are very much interested in the
markets at Fort Worth
A mild winter has been favorable to the survival
of the boll wevil and early reports already
indicate that serious damage to the cotton
crop may be expected from this source
Early planting of the best selected and tested
seed in well prepared soil and continued careful
cultivation throughout the growing season
with the use of calcium arsenate in proper
quantities are recommended as a means of
checking the damage from weevil It is the
general opinion of men of sound judgment that
it would be far better to decrease the cotton
acreage than to increase it
The last census shows Texas not only the
leading turkey state but producing more than
three times as many turkeys as any other state
Missouri and the Middle West and East are
rapidly declining as turkey producing Hections
Turkeys can and will make every farmer in
Texas and the great Southwest independent
says F W Kazmeicr poultry expert Ho thinks
it would be better for our farmers to cease worrying
about drouths more of which arc sure
to follow from year to year and to raise a few
turkeys Turkeys will thrive in dry weather
and can do with less water than any kind of
live stock The turkey is certainly the golden
goose of Texas especially in Southwest West
and North Texas A farmer near Goldthwaito
recently sold twenty turkeys for 12700 on the
common market at regular market prices
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The Kaufman County Cham
jbor of Commerce is planning to
hold a corn and peanut show in
theearly fall of this year
Money has been set aside by
the organization to be used in
preparing an attractive premium
list for the best yields and displays
of the two products An
active campaign will be put on
by the Chamber of Commerce
and Agricultural Agent Horace
Thomas to form clubs for the
growing of better corn and special
attention will be given to
producing peanuts
The Commissioners Court of
Nolan county has purchased a
complete outfit with compressed
steam cooker and till other
needed belongings for the use
of Miss Mabelle Spann who is
in charge of home economics and
the girls canning clubs of the
county A busy season is anticipated
in the canning of vegetables
fruits and meats
Wheat which has lain in the
ground for five months in Panhandle
fields is coming up since
the heavy rains of last week It
is believed winter wheat will
make at least half of a normal
crop The oldest settlers in that
section do not recall such a phe
nominal fact as grain lying in
the ground five months without
germinating
8000
DIFFERENT FISH
THE NILE
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It is believed tho Nile contains
a greater variety of fish than
any other river in the world An
expedition sent by the British
Museum brought back 8000
specimens
IT KEEPS FLIES BUSY
Flies lay four times during the
summer and it has been estimated
that its total progeny in
eluding children grandchildren
etc is over 2000000 So however
fast you kill them you will
i never kill them all
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Write us for additional Information
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O'Bryan, Barnett. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 13, No. 15, Ed. 1, Friday, April 14, 1922, newspaper, April 14, 1922; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth45571/m1/14/: accessed May 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.