National Economic Plan Promotes Widespread Saving
B Stephen son urges every wage earner, family, and business to adopt a saving program as the basis of national policy. He argues low demand requires prudent spending and increased saving where possible, forecasting a revival when the economy reaches a normal, steady pace. He cites past prosperity and fear of recession as justification for unified saving and cautious buying.
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Rome C. Stephenson Pormer
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The Machine Age Spoils a Prophecy by H L Russell
An article notes experts predicted in 1951 that wheat lands would max out by 1981. Advances in machinery cut labor costs, boost yields, and open new lands, with Russia’s rapid mechanization and state farms reshaping the global wheat picture.
When Government Aids Agriculture
When army worms threatened crops in Marshall County Tennessee, the College of Agriculture provided information and organized a coordinated response. Meetings and clear facts offered actionable recommendations to eradicate the pest, aiming for practical relief and long term crop protection.
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Marshall County
Tennessee
College of Agriculture
Bankers Hold Farm Conference at Presho South Dakota
A state bank in Presho hosted a farm conference attended by Atty farmers. The event emphasized feeding low price wheat and barley and marketing through livestock. Booklets on feeding wheat were distributed and a feeders column appeared in the local paper weekly. Bankers said the conference and column boosted livestock feeding, with about three times as much livestock now fed in the territory. more conferences are planned next year.
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Presho
South Dakota
Christmas visits reported across local families
Christmas day gatherings are noted for P J French, Bill Tooly, Homer Spruce, Decie family of Alpine, James L Roberts in Ysleta, Dewey McGinley, B S Starr family, J T Martin and Alex, Otto Propp in San Antonio trip, Charles Shely and Bonnye Shoemake, D W Collins in Lordsburg, L P Buttrill, Wadsworths of El Paso, Bill Clark family in El Paso, with many returning to homes after the holiday.
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Decie Ranch
P. J. French
Bill Tooley
Homer Spruce
Mrs
Decie
Alpine
Dewey McGinley
8. A. Starr
Charles Shely
Tesnas
J. L. Shoemake
Ysleta
Rise Bonnye Shoemake
Ex Cowboys Taste Grub At Los Angeles Stockyards
A weathered wagon pulled by two Jean mules arrived at Los Angeles Union Stockyards. A booted man, calling himself a cook, opened a chuck box and cooked for two hundred hungry cowboys who gathered as kettles hung over a blazing fire.
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Los Angeles
Enduring Civilizational Progress via Capital Accumulation
The benesis of civilzation ext because of the capital accumulated ty hose who have gone before Through, sccumulation of cits or great railroads have been con structed, our public utilities have con bait and our mills, lee butlé [mas od homes have asen.
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Lee
Chuck Wagon Trailers Preserve Open Range Social
A 1930 founded group at Providencia Rancho ties cowmen from 1866 onward to social camaraderie. Members include bankers editors and professors while two annual roundups are planned. recruitment via Los Angeles Union Stockyards and credentials via Mr Grant. A Weatherford farmer grows a twelve pound sweet potato this season.
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Western America
Providencia Rancho
Neal Hart
J. P. Robertson
Tom Johnson
W. P. Spaueh
Henry A. Grant
Los Angeles Union Stockyards
Grant
Fort Worth Houston Air Service Inaugurated
Airplane passenger service was recently inaugurated between Fort Worth and Houston, providing new air routes from Amarillo to Houston for the first time, expanding regional air travel options.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Amarillo
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Clay Roberts
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D. W
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E. H. Todd
Mrs. L. P. Buttrill
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el Paso
George Harris
Bill Clark
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Jessie Todd
Mrs. A. R. Davis
del Rio
Jean Arnold
Dallas
Lyda Belle McGonagill
A. McGionagi
R. W. Arnold
Tom Henderson
Jim ‘Worthington
Helen Baines
Louise Crawford
Ruth
Sarah Lee O"todd
Tom Yarbro
Arnold
Young
Jim
Philip Worthington
Gooner Eliot
Walton Shoemake
Doyle Worsham
Alex McGonasil
Drury Wood
Sam Underwood
Otto Vockhausen
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Tom Sansom
Ross Sansom
Flagstaff
Arizona
O. M. Roberts
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Sansom
J. D. Yarbro
Skinner Ranch
Hubert Yarbro
Buster Yarbro
J. N. Weeks
B. Henderson
J. L. Henderson
Clyde Henderson
Sonora
J. L. Henderson, Sr
San Angelo
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M. J. Jolly
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