Gotton Lectures Draw Blo Crowd in Texhoma
Five hundred persons attended the cotton meeting in Texhoma yesterday under Rock Island railroad auspices. Speakers included Judge Gough of the Texas Wheat Growers' association, B. M. Means on cultivation methods, O. B. Burnett on West Texas soil, Mr. Ramsey on demand for graded cotton products, and Professor Phillips on the value of college education for West Texas farmers.
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Texhoma
Rock Island Railroad
Judge Gough
Texas Wheat Growers’ Association
B. M. Means
O. B. Burnett
West Texas
Ramsey
Phillips
The
Canyon Agricultural College
West Texas Farmer's
Rock Island
Amarillo
Cattle Leader Claims Industry Is Safest Bet
J C Swift of Swift & Henry livestock concerns speaks at a cattlemen's convention, praising Texas as in strong shape and predicting 16 million bales of cotton this year. He notes Panhandle cattle plains will endure and asserts the cattle business remains the largest and second safest bet.
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J. C. Swift
Swift & Henry Livestock Convent
Kansas City
Swift
Texas
Mr. Swift
Panhandle
United States
Large Acreage Planted Near Spearman Report
C. O. and J. R. Collard of Spearman report unusually large oat rye and barley acreage in the Spearman district this season. Collards note more land selling this year than in five years, with encouraging business conditions and many new farmers entering the area.
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Spearman
C. O
J. R. Collard
C. O. Collard
North Plains
Judge Sam Cowan Visits Fort Worth From ANLSA
Judge Sam Cowan the general attorney for the American National Live Stock Association arrives in Fort Worth. The judge is described as a prominent figure in local hotel lobby circles.
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Sam Cowan
American National Live Stock Association
Fort Worth
Cotton No Experiment, Harmon Benton Advocates Panhandle Cotton
Harmon Benton farm agent for Potter and Oldham counties says cotton culture is no longer an experiment in The Panhandle. He notes 7 900 acres pledged to cotton in Amarillo territory and outlines planting, furrow use, weed control, and spacing practices for best yields.
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Panhandle
Great Plains
Amarillo
Harmon Benton
Potter
Oldham
Resolutions Adopted in Omaha Livestock Meeting
The American National Livestock Association approved resolutions on international policy, railway costs, freight rates for livestock, purebred rate adjustments, and enforcement of the Packers and Stock Yards Act. Other items favored independent packers, cooperative marketing, grazing policies, predator control, and funding from American sources for meat procurement.
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Omaha Livestock Meeting
American National Livestock Association
Omaha
National Transportation Conference
Armour-Morris
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Favorite of Bryan to Preach Here April 13
Pr H C Morrison one of America's greatest preachers, will visit Amarillo April 13 to fill the pulpit at Polk Street Methodist Church. Morrison serves a Louisville, Kentucky pastorate. Rev B W Hayne, pastor of Polk Street church, predicts standing room will be at a premium for the sermon.
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H. C. Morrison
William Jennings Bryan
America
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Morrison
Louisville
Mrs James Bush Ill In Critical Condition At Home
Mrs James Bush is critically ill at her home located at 1709 Taylor Street. Mr Bush works in real estate and oil lease business. The couple recently welcomed a son born a few days ago.
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James Bush
Bush
Taylor Street
Postal Workers Seek Salary Reform in Washington Hearings
Amarillo postal employees await action as Senate and House Post Office Committees hold hearings on salary readjustment. Advocates say postal workers, entrusted with the nation’s mail system, have been underpaid for years and deserve a square deal to ensure efficient service nationwide.
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Amarillo
Washington, D. C
Senate
House Post Office
Washington
Lawmakers urged to vote for bill advancing in both houses
The text calls for support of a bill and asks members to vote for its passage when the measure is considered by both chambers. It emphasizes timely action and party or committee alignment as the process proceeds through the legislature.
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Hart Scuatiner & Marx
Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
the Globe's Readers
Bryan
Mrs. James Bush
Fly-Barton Drug CO
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Jewelry and Gift Shop
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Beckwith Plumbing CO
Cleveland
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