Grain co-ops growing fast report finds
In Chicago on Sept 19 C E Huff president of the Farmers National Grain Corporation reported strong growth in cooperative grain marketing. For the year ending June 30 1934 the firm posted a loss of 66250387 yet the capital remained unimpaired with reserves of 91058356 and surplus 6417813. From July 1 to August 31 1934 the firm handled 40169108 bushels and earned a net profit of 68318204.
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Chicago
United States
C.ef. Huff
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Huff
NRA
Washington
Amarillo
Peoria
Ill
Farmers National
Farm Credit Administration
Doctor to Jail For Killing Dog
In Winston Salem Dr C W Crawford received a four months' sentence for cruelty to animals after cutting a dog's throat when the owner Hugo Thomas did not pay a small veterinary bill. He was also fined 25 dollars for assault following witnesses' testimony that he beat the owner with his fists.
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N. C
C. W. Crawford
Hugo Thomas
Crawford
Railroads, Tri-State Fair, and railway news boom
The era's rail lines support Amarillo with three major Southwest routes and a busy Tri-State Fair season. Cattle and livestock freight relief rates are set by the Texas Railroad Commission for 60 days. Domestic rail labor moves, court hearings into St Louis San Francisco solvency, and personnel shifts accompany a wave of industry- tied events including new births and staffing changes.
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Amarillo
Tri-State
Sam B. Dill
Tom Mix
Tony
Irma Ward
Riding Hobsons
Herberta Boson
Dancing Wonder
Jordan
Texas Railroad Commission
John T. Harding
Kansas City
Charles B. Farris
St. Louis San Francisco Railway Company
Kilgore Faces Water Crisis Amid Oil Boom
Kilgore Texas, famed for its dense oil wells, seeks 500 gallons per minute of water to support booming production. Contractors aim to secure the supply and raise $15000 by drilling in Happy Hollow as part of the city’s expanding oil era and infrastructure needs.
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Kilgore
Texas
Happy Hollow
Rush Work at Tech On Two Dormitories
Texas Technological College accelerates construction on two dormitories with a target occupancy date of October 1. John A. Hulen, building committee chair, announced the plan at a special directorate meeting chaired by Clifford Jones of Spur.
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Rush
Tech
Fort Worth
Texas Technological College
John A. Hulen
Clifford Jones
Spur
Man claims textile strengthening wash discovered
A G Bandoz of Halifax claims to have found a method from kitchen pots and pans that, when used as a wash or rinse on fabrics, strengthens fibres, increases elasticity, and provides waterproofing. Sandoz, a Dalhousie University technician, says the discovery applies to any textile.
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Halifax
A. G. Bandoz
Sandoz
Dalhousie University
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