Modern Robinson Crusoe in Central Saskatchewan
Mrs Loyd Tennis recalls meeting a Norwegian born trapper who lived a solitary, self sufficient life on an island near Meadow Lake. He endured harsh winters with a year long trapline of 35 miles and stored furs for years while surviving on bare essentials and occasional trips to town.
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The Cow and the Dairy Industry in Texas Farms
Texas farmers and dairymen unite to improve nearly two million dairy cattle through Herd Testing Associations and Better Sires. The piece extols cows as nature’s food factory producing vitamins in butter cheese and ice cream, and highlights the cow’s economic and health impact on the nation.
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Gossett seeks action to destroy farm machinery trust
Representative Ed Gossett introduced a resolution urging the Anti Monopoly Committee to draft a bill to destroy the farm implement and machinery trust. He cited a FTC report and said monopolists charged farmers unfair prices as commodity prices fell, urging new legislation to free farmers.
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State Welfare Board to take over social security duties
Gov. O D Daniel appoints Beeman Strong Marvin Leonard and M E Sadler to a new State Welfare Board to run social security functions starting Sept 1 The move aims to reassure staff while a pension crisis looms as $200000 monthly borrowings must be repaid and federal matching funds may shrink The piece also notes SJR 12 sales tax issue and a Garner campaign kickoff by Price Daniel for youth votes in Texas politics after the next year’s conventions
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Buck Taylor
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Speeding Life and Old Fashioned Rumbles in 1930s Wit
A wry column muses on cinema pace doubling from two to six reels to end a villain. It jokes about seating two women in a rumble seat and imagines a Chicago grocer with eleven daughters and eleven sons in law. Also notes aging as weed growth after planting and gray hairs prompting dye for women.
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Exalted Sense and Good Sense in Politics
A reflective editorial notes that fine and exalted senses are less useful than good sense. It argues politics is costly in many forms and asserts temper is the only virtue that can be kept indefinitely without spoiling.
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Lindale Meeting Starts August 5
Rev. Jim Wall of Nocona will begin his meeting on August 5 in Lindale and invite the public to attend. Misses Mildred and Ruthie Brodie have returned from two weeks with Mrs. Gail Richie of Wichita Falls. Arch Brodie spent three weeks with Mrs. Cliff Davis of Byers and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. G A Griffin came home Sunday after a week in Tolar. Mr. and Mrs. G G Gregory visited relatives in Alvord and Alamo briefly last week.
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