Livestock and Cotton Markets Report From Kansas City and New Orleans
Hog receipts 2000 steady to higher with better grades around 14 to 16 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle receipts 2500 with calves 500, heifers and steers selling at varied prices, butcher cows around 5 dollars, better grades up to 7 dollars. Sheep receipts 5900 with lambs and yearlings firm to higher, spring lambs around 11 dollars. New Orleans cotton opened 1 to 4 points higher with May at 11.44, July 11.10, Oct 10.40, Jan 10.44 amid bullish weather and foreign demand. A city commission decision on 200 South Florida Street rezoning saw one protest from F E Zion at 2812 West Second Avenue, with W G Baker seeking retail use.
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Texas Given Big Increase In Relief Allocations
Treasury figures show Texas with a major rise in work relief funds since January 1 totaling 14,157,818 dollars. New York led nationwide with 88,777,996 dollars or 27 percent of all allotments while Illinois and Missouri also saw large increases. Overall, 321,515,642 dollars have been allocated to all states since the program began.
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Foot Remedy Ice Mint Proclaims Quick Foot Relief
An advertisement extols Ice Mint as a cheap, easy remedy for corns callouses and foot pain. It claims cooling relief, no skin irritation, and odor control, targeting workers and women in heels. Buyers are urged to purchase from their druggist.
Relief funds and allocations under the New Deal program
Treasury relief payments total 842,687,852 since January and average 221 per person for 3.8 million on relief in early 1936. Of 4,576,570,000 allocated, 3,466,159,327 is obligated and 2,515,082,158 spent. States show allocations to April 1 1936: Arkansas 59,820,109. Louisiana 53,820,040. Oklahoma 77,516,000. Texas 166,310,826.
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State eyes drilling prison lands in Texas
Austin April 22 State Land Commissioner J H Walker urged approving the policy of leasing prison lands for mineral development and suggested the state should study doing its own drilling on prison areas Walker who will retire at term end is noted for vast land knowledge and long service in the land office He also served as financial agent for the prison system.
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J. H. Walker
Walker
Texas
Farmers List Land Under Wind Erosion Program
Potter County farmers have listed 15 500 acres of farmland under the Emergency Wind Erosion program. Ernest R. Duke says all acreage was listed on the contour. Farmers were paid 20 cents per acre, except four cases where operators lacked equipment and 1 035 acres were contracted at 40 cents per acre. The program also promotes contour tillage, with about 2 000 more acres expected to be listed before the allotment runs out.
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Potter County
Ernest R. Duke
Embezzler Arrested After Gas Bill Lead to Case
Police say Charles G Koepeke confessed to embezzling more than $50 000 from clients as investigators traced a gas bill found in the Chicago apartment of entertainer Patricia Starr to his records and arrest at the girl’s home.
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Patricia Starr
Charles G. Koepeke
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