Texas Hatcheries See Sharp Rise in January Output
January hatchery data from Texas shows dramatic gains over 1935 with 728,798 egg capacity up 48 percent, 866,717 eggs set up 376.6 percent, and 126,821 salable chicks hatched up 669.8 percent. national figures also rise though Texas leads in growth.
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Texas
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Card of Thanks for family loss and funeral support
We thank those who assisted us during our mother’s last hours and for the beautiful floral offerings. Your kindness and sympathy brought us comfort and will be remembered. J. H. Schulte Armand Schulte Julius Schulte Adella Keuneke Leontina Neuman. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilson were in Houston Sunday.
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J. H. Schulte
Armand Schulte
Julius Schulte
Adella - Keuneke Leontina Neuman
Tenants Forgotten in New Crop Bill
Washington reports two thirds of Southern farmers, mainly in the cotton and tobacco belt, are tenants or sharecroppers. Experts Nixon and Johnson warn the farm bill as passed harms tenants, benefiting landlords and absentee owners, with adverse effects on soil fertility and crop reduction. Mrs Bennett and family visited Mr Day and Mrs Day.
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Washington
South
H. Clarence Nixon
Charles S. Johnson
Southern Policy Committee
Francis P. Miller
Fairfax
Miller
Messrs
Nixon
Johnson
Senate
Centennial Federal House Plans Approved for Dallas Exhibit
The United States Texas Centennial Commission approved plans and specifications for the Government exhibit building in Dallas after technical review by Treasury architects. Exposition architect George L. Dahl delivered the plans. a temporary structure is planned with a May 25 completion target, two weeks before the June 6 opening.
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Washington
Dallas
United States Texas Centennial Commission
Treasury Department
George L. Dahl
Methodist Sermons and Studies Planned at Pattison and Brookshire
Rev J D F Hauck preaches at Pattison Sunday morning and evening on tithing and Elijah the prophet Naboths Vineyard. A Brookshire Bible study series starts Wednesday with general Bible overview and detailed future lessons. all are welcome.
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J. D. F. Hauck
Pattison Methodist Church
Elijah the Prophet
Elijah
Naboth’s Vineyard
Methodist Church
Brookshire
Miss Francis Norris rites held at Pattison home
Funeral services were conducted Sunday February 23 1986 at the Sterling home in Pattison by Rev J D F Hauck for Miss Francis Lucie Norris who died in San Antonio February 20 1986 while attending school. Interment followed at Pattison Cemetery.
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Sterling
Pattison
J. D. F. Hauck
Francis Lucie Norris
Parity Payment Obligations After Court Ruling
F E Lichte assistant chairman State Allotment Board states that despite cotton acreage reduction contracts being invalidated by a Supreme Court decision, producers who entered such contracts remain obliged to distribute parity payments to tenants and croppers. If funds are not distributed, the government may withhold cotton price adjustment payments or set off unpaid parity amounts.
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F. E. Lichte
State Allotment Board
Supreme Court
Mrs Ebel Rushed to Houston Hospital After Operation
Mrs. Ebel was rushed to St. Josephs hospital in Houston by Muske Ambulance on Monday evening for a major operation. Latest reports say she is improving nicely.
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W. Ebel
St. Josephs Hospital
Houston
Muske Ambulance Monady
Decision delayed on U S seizure of hoarded gold
Federal Judge Robert Patterson reserved ruling on a motion to set aside a search warrant used to seize a $338 000 gold hoard owned by Zelik Josefowitz a Lithuanian alien and nonresident The case centers on whether a foreigner s property may be seized and whether the President s anti hoarding edict binds non citizens Meanwhile the government boosted libel assessments against Josefowitz and family from 1000 600 to 1 168 274 covering income taxes penalties and interest alleged due the Government
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New York
Robert P. Patterson
Zelik Josefowitz
Josefowitz
Switzerland
Otto C. Sommerich
United States
John F. Davidson
Roosevelt
Mrs Sophie Schul te Seeberger Schulte Dies in Brookshire
Mrs Sophie Seeberger Schulte dies at her son J H Schulte’s Brookshire home on February 21 1936 at 1 00 pm born in Switzer land August 2 1849 moved to Cat Springs in 1857 married Henry Schulte in 1869 and left five children seventeen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren Survivors include J H Schulte Brookshire Armand Schulte Brookshire Julius Schulte Houston Burial held February 22 1986 at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev J D F Hauck at the German Methodist cemetery Pat ison with interment in the cemetery
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Sophie Seeberger Schulte
J. H. Schulte
Brookshire
Schulte
Swatzerland
Cat Springs
Esas
Henry Schulte
Albert Neuman
Marlin
J. J. Keineke
Pattison
Armand Schulte
Julius Schulte
Houston
Paitison
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Charles Bennett
Charles Clyde
Mra
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Claude, Jr
J.C. Day
New
Drygoods
Brookshire's
United
Centennial Federal
U. S
Os Sia
Akin Reet
E. H. Martin