The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, April 8, 1927 Page: 8 of 8
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mo big alamp ta the price of cot- take the place of aoaia of the cottoa.
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toa places the farmer* of Texas
ait nation which Require* careful
Bias of the fanning operation* ta or-
der to aaahie them to make their
Canas pay advice* E A. Miller. Apron
omiat. Katension Service, A. and M
College of Texas The carry over of
cotton from IM* together with the
tranepdou* cottoa crop produced in
Ittl on the largest acreage ever
planted, caused the price to fall way
beta* the average coat of production,
with the result that moat farmer* find
themselves la a bad predicament
The outlook for acreage reductloa
is not very encouragtn Another big
crop in IM? wlti Increase the »nr-
plas still wore and no doubt cam*
farther depression la the price with
a teas to all growers except I hoes who
cam make good yields per acre. To
overcome the loei prices, cottoa must
he grows economically Hundreds of
crop records kept by farmers ehow
that when yield* per acre are Inc rese-
ed the coat of production is decreas-
ed. and vtoe versa. These records
show that at 10 cent* per pound, it
require* about 40 pound* of Mat per
acre, to pay for the expea*** of grow
tag the crop, and at H ceata per
pnuad. It wtli take about JO*) pound*
per acre to pay expense*, i’rom these
figure*. It can he sees that wbea
crop prices are low. it tabes more
pound* par sere to pay expanses sad
that Isas than haft a bale per acre
I* not profitable at present prices.
It ***mx that the only solution of
the problem is to plant rawer acres la
cotton, and by efficient method* ta
crease the yield* of the acre* that are
planted This method will leave more
land for food sad feed crops for the
family sad livestock and will make
the farming system more he lanced
This la tire will make colon more of
a cash orop taatead of a credit crop
When the buying power of cottoa tat
tow. It la more Important than aver
to grow the food and toed than to buy
name with <4—ap ieohon tier* le-
Tbnae crop* will furnish valuable
loud aa well a* Improve the soli fer-
tility
To produce more cotton per acre
It Is necessary: lit To plant the crop
on fertile and well drained soils that
warm up early la the spring. HI To
fertilise well with manors or with
high grade tortilla—, wherever ferti-
liser has bees found to pay; III To
use good seed. Another important
factor la to plant plenty of seud per
acre In order to get a good *tand
Sklppy stands reduce the yields more
than most folks realise Thorough
cultivation •hould be given Thu
weeds and grass should by all means
be kept dowa. as they do awl roh the
cotton plant* of the ueeeeaary mote-
lure. but also rob them of a good deal
of available plant food The farmers
should be prepared te fight Insert
peet* each a* cat worm*, web mama,
boll weevil* tbs cotlea Oua and leaf
worm. ■
Where cottoa die* from wilt, aa
on some of the sandy anile of Mart
Tunas, wii-resist sat tnrtatton of cot-
L«n should he pleated There are
wirar good strains of wlM-r—toieal
varieties of cottoa oa the axarhet
Wilt •hould art ho reafaaed with cot-
toa root ret. as la foand la the blech
land*. The remedy for the latter Is
crop rotation with immune crops
each aa email grata* Sudaa graee-
Mtrghom and corn, together with
•-leaa coltnral method, and the plow
tag up of the stalk* la the fall la or-
der to kilt all the roots
la ooaclaslen. M *hoold always bo
remembered that the yield per acre,
and sot the total yield per farm de-
termines whether the crop has been
made at a profit or a loss Alas that
fewer scree la cotton eflVlentlr hand
led will Increase the yields per aero,
and at lb* same time wBl leave mwr*
acres for the necessary food sad feed
crop* la other words a balanced
•yetmu will make the farmer* more
indepaadeai of the prtoe of cotton
When In Need Of |
Repairs Mechanical
Trouble
Thinks!
ROULEAUS SHOP
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It I* high time to change thl* sit-
uation and If It Ip to hw changed.
South and West must work together
There must he a farm bloc" la Con-
gress and there must be effective
farmers' organisation* la Mouth and
West to guide and support tormer-
x*otintent la Washington
The aood for soeh cop* rat Ion bo*
tween Month and West la moot *trlh-
lagly Illustrated by rocept political
dtecusalon*. The present tarlf —bw-
dules. Income tax schedules, etc. have
produced a surplus o freveaoe *o that
It ha* seriously been proposed to take
around IMMM.tN sad pay back lo
the relatively w*alth*lr darn of
^wtrkiti w)w pft? UkxMMi Ibmma. It
Is aseamed that H I* from tektn that
this surplus wax derived Mat would
It not be guile aa fair te amam* that
tod mock hoe hero take* by mean*
of o tariff from the great mom » of
tke America* people largely the
farmers, and proceed te uae tkh »*na.
Mm la seme effectiro and —n
considered plaa of farm relief?
toother reason for acting promptly
in order to MUoatate roeponuto* be
twees Western fanner* and Members
tamers remain* to he PMPtku—l
West era farmer* are sew fully area*
ed to the aw*—tty of gtvtmg agrbal
tur* —e advantage* to offset thee*
givm maaolOrtnror* by owr pro—mt
tariff M-hedole* TV femur cnaaot
survive eroao—lealty »f |— mam cam-
i loo* ta bay la a towrod-ta Avrtraa
market and —II la • feme—down
world wmrhet H* <—awt nnrttoc if
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market sad bay ha a protected Ainert
ran market TV— am —» the wp-
p*r and aether miHsarnaa kl***t
which tv fanner Is Wing rwah »
Mat salon uaately. test aa Wed era
farmer* are tacomtaa fully
to th— .Hatitoo Meotbecn
are lowing that t—lllkal
lt*e elite* of tV We*t la
needed reform* Ip a—
•tale* ladaatrlal
—Med la dMbrwatag the farmer to
party rwaartte. la mate legislator*
sad am a malder of *pta
a (part# atru tol*
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a 'play-tlot*'' Job. aa a aauiber of ad-
vert Ulag corruapoadoacea school *
picture H. eaya the Poroet Purview.
I'altad that** Departmoat of Agrl-
culiure.
Activate* O f—veral correspondence
•rboola which purport to propafo
young me* for ranger Jobs sad prac-
tically guarantee Ooverm—oot *»■
ploymeal oa hbe National Momma up-
on touti>l*tlow of the course have
come to the attention of IM forest
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dnown work art often wader dim
roll condition* end wkh doftov re-
gstremeat* aa iw eapertertt* and abll-
props rod adequately fur IV
ttoa hy taking a
course. There am. however, collages
and ualvorakle* In dlfefront pans of
«V country which giro ranger tour—*
at the laetttuilou* tbem—l«ea, tV
instruction Vlag glvua by moa prop- J mi of Ik* Na|« la
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A F*w Questions For Yon
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with your rye*, e*r», hop** or
thn«\f If you have lu-t-n
Mind or tlt*«f for ymn, Hhvp
lost voice entirely don’t give
up hope, hut invfwtigatc
< iiiropraetie.
2. Have you ho - called
Rheumatism. I* leu my, (’at
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Tonttiliti*. Goitre, Handy-
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Inanity, ApjH-tidicitiH or a Con*tant
Obwofiraetic Fill vljuMt the epuae mix!
permit Nature to bring about a cure.
X Have yon stomach, lung, heart, liver, kidney,
bowel or bladder trouble 1 *
4. Have you Heiatiea, Oalbtoneu or DiabeteaT
The rmultii are wonderful. Try Chiropractic.
fi. Ferhape you have stiff joint* in the arm* or
)egH that you cannot uee naturally. This nyatem
bring* forth a transformation.
6. Our method* eliminate the caimto thug permit-
ting Nature to perform her work. Health ia the
past aa* taw* (V dertronten
ha* growtl* redwrwd Iht*
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MAKE A GUESS
Avunung thet you begin March let end (eke 30 pounda of kw every other day
regularly until November l~f» luoutha 240 day»~~
HOW MUCH WOULD YOUR ICE BILL FOR THE VEM BE?
Write down your guemi before reeding farther fee if you don't
per cent.
HOW LET’S BEI 940 deyM- 60 Iba. every other dey, HO deUveriee.
titnen 60 tbe. cqtuil* A000 I be. 6,000 lba. «t 67^e per 100 Ike. equulu
ONLY 040.60
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If you did not guepa more then twice thin tunount, then you me an
Most people gueea from 175.00 to $100.00, In making thin
■une th*t you uw — Ih. coupon book* which mo*l of ymi 4*.
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The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, April 8, 1927, newspaper, April 8, 1927; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561535/m1/8/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.