24 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
1
Cotton farmers with 1934 loaned cotton may get a release of warehouse receipts and sell the cotton. Waller County producers can earn a commission up to 25 points plus any grade or location premiums. Buyers should pay full market price to avoid reducing net returns. no pledges or assignments will be recognized. Successful operation should raise the release of impounded stock and boost liquidity.
Austin County residents adapt plans after a soaking rain. Celebration organizers announce Sunday April 26 as the new date with nearly all original features planned and a broad welcome to attendees.
J. W. Bush, county agent, notes that reduced carryover from August 1, 1936, will influence prices for the next crop as American cotton consumption declines for the rest of the marketing year.
Dan Solomon spent multiple days this week in Houston for undisclosed business or events, with no additional details provided about purpose or outcomes.
All farmers in Waller county including share croppers tenants and owners are advised to work with community and county committeemen to prepare work sheets for the National Agricultural Conservation Program. Committeemen will assist starting Monday April 27 at local headquarters. Farmers may learn how to adjust operations to qualify and should measure fields to provide accurate information.
The two week revival at the Methodist church ends Sunday with three daily sermons by the pastor due to Rev. J. S. Wilson’s departure. Rev. J. D. F. Houck will preach at Fal shear at 9.30 and at Brookshire at 11.00 and 7.45 despite the rainy weather.
J W Cooper gave the editor and his wife a fine assortment of green onions and a fine head of lettuce, praised as some of the best in the community. Despite dry weather and other spring hardships, Cooper cultivates a proud garden with a variety of vegetables.
Candidate announces for Judge of the 9th Judicial District Court in Texas subject to the Democratic Primary on July 25 1936. He cites decades in Beaumont law practice and service as Assistant County Attorney and State Senator promising efficient fair administration and no favoritism.
Miss Goldie Mae McDonald of Simonton spent Monday afternoon and Tuesday with Mrs. W. D. Bains.
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