PENCILS AND CHECKS IN BOWIE SHOW HOW FRAUD POLICIES FAIL
A Bowie column rails at pencil-written checks and check-raising, urges ink and pin use, warns against strangers handling accounts, and jokes about parade crowds, fashion, farming, courting, and city life to lampoon local habits and common sense.
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Bowie
Fasth
Two Cows Per Farm and Farm Policy Reform
The Bureau of Agricultural Economies notes 121,000 Texas farms lack milk cows, urging new land diversion from cotton to food and feed crops. Farmers may add two cows per farm for full cotton benefits, boosting dairy output and farm health while silos store feed for droughts. The piece also discusses broader policy ideas and social issues amid wartime economy pressures.
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Texas
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
T. A. Falconer
Wage Hour Bill debate shapes New Deal era policy
The House passed the Wage and Hour Bill by 14 to 97 and sent it to the Senate, which previously approved it 56 to 2 on July 81 1987. The bill seeks a 25 to 40 cent hourly wage floor and a 40 to 44 hour workweek, amid intense lobbying by business groups.
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House
Senate
Frank Gannett
Constitutional League
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Manufacturers’ Association
Wallace
District of Columbian
Congress
Texan Labor Picture Mirrors Depression Era Struggles
The article describes wartime wage policies and their effect on food costs, notes Congress plans for a Food and Drug Bill, and highlights Texas prosperity amid national recession. It details rising migration of unemployed toward Texas, hitchhiking trends, and hardships facing young workers and graduates seeking scarce jobs.
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Karl Marx
Leon Trotsky
United States
Joppa
Texas
Lone Star
Corpus Christi
Wichita Falls
Nobile and Fenoglio Family Social in Bowie and Montague
Mr and Mrs August Nobile plus Mr and Mrs Louis Nobile and Miss Mae Fenoglio were shopping in Bowie Saturday afternoon. Pete Giabetti entertained friends Sunday evening. Thomas Chandler of Montague visited Melvin Fenoglio on Sunday. Henry and Ray Fenoglio were Sunday dinner guests of Kenneth Chandler of Montague.
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Henry Carada
Jim Giabetti
Montague
Pete Giaketti
Ernest Veretto
Clifton
Nocona
Sylvia Fenoglio
C. H. Fnoglio
Nelson Gronow
Bowie
Rinnie Hall
N.S. Hall
N. S. Hall
August Nobile
Louis Nobile
Mae Fenoglio
Pete Giabetti
Thomas Chandler
Melvin Fenoglio
Henry
Ray Fenoglio
Kenneth Chandler
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