Hilled Cotton For Further Planting Tested in Oklahoma
Stillwater Ok June 13 Hilled cotton is being tested by Oklahoma A and M College to develop a satisfactory drop hill planter for cotton. Nine years of tests with spacings from six to twenty four inches and one to four plants per hill have been conducted.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Farm Sales Jump 100 Percent in 1935 First Quarter
Federal Land Banks report show 2398 farms sold in Q1 1935, up from 1196 in 1934. Largest gains appeared in the South and Northwest with a 100 percent rise, announced in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Land Banks
South
Northwest
Park Avenue traffic forecast and cinema protest noted
Astrologers forecast price trends while Myra Kingsley gains favor. Eight blocks of tunneled motor traffic from 34th to 42nd Streets without signals may spur more double decked traffic in mid town. A sandwich man pickets a film ad for Black Fury and Black Pit. He is tall and was revealed to be a Pennsylvania coal miner.
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Myra Kingsley
Park Avenue
Theater Union
Pennsylvania
Church Services Planned Across Fulshear Brookshire Pattison
Rev W W Hardt will hold services next Sunday in Fulshear at 9 30 am Brookshire 11 00 am and Pattison 8 00 pm with a Sunday School at 10 00. New members will be received at Brookshire Sunday morning and at Pattison Sunday evening. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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W. W. Hardt
Fulshear
Brookshire
Pattison
Taxes Anthem Targeting the Common Man
A political verse denounces broad taxation on laborers and common citizens. It lists taxes on cattle, crops, clothing, homes, wages, businesses, and even the dead and unborn, urging heavy levies while lamenting burdens on everyday people. The spoof condemns government overreach and calls for harsh fiscal measures on all.
Michigan Anthropologists Probe Skeleton Holes Puzzle
Indian skeletons bearing small holes bored in leg and skull bones after death puzzle Michigan anthropologists who speculate the holes served as exits for the soul’s trips in and out of the body after death.
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Michigan
Rains and Heavy Cattle Movement Across Regions
Washington reports a record cattle exodus from the Middle and Southwest before May rains. The Department of Agriculture notes 66,000 head moved through Kansas City in April and early May, with 26,000 more handled directly. Most cattle from the Texas Oklahoma Panhandle and nearby areas went east of the Mississippi to pastures. Later May and early June rains reduced shipments as ranchers fed dry stock while pastures recovered.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
Kansas
Mississippi River
Blight Threatens West Texas Milo Replacement Seed Trials
An extensive milo blight inflicts heavy losses across West Texas with 50 percent damage in 50 000 acres of Runnels County and reports of high losses in Tom Green Coleman Taylor Callahan Concho Poke Brown and other counties. Researchers from Texas A and M recommend resistant varieties such as hegari kafir and feterita and advance seeds from a dwarf yellow milo strain cultivated to curb the disease.
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Ballinger
Texas
West Texas
Runnels
Tom Green
Coleman
Taylor
Callahan
Concho
Poke
Brown
R. E. Karper
Texas Sential Experiment Staion
Karper
Chilli
Oil Sand Showed At 3038 Feet In Test Well Near Capps No 1
Reports say a promising oil sand show reached 3038 feet in the test well near Capps No. 1. Cement has been run this week and a plug may be drilled before Sunday, with outcomes still uncertain.
Hitchhikers Urged to Settle Down and Stay Off Highways
Austin June 18 Transients especially those from within Texas urged to settle down and avoid road travel by state relief administrator Adam R Johnson Federal officials appeal to railroads and motorists to refuse free transport to transients Several anti hitchhiking laws have been passed Transients told to return home or seek shelter at transient division camps near division depots in major cities of the state
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Austin
Adam R. Johnnson
Johnson
Cool Weather Keeps Tomato Market Down
Jacksonville Texas June 14 the tomato movement was lighter in Hast Texas Friday with about seventy five cars moving. Farmers received from 214 to 214 cents per pound for green wrapped and the nationwide movement has been lighter due to unusually cool weather in the North and East reducing consumption and leaving unsold cars in multiple cities.
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Jacksonville
Texas
Cashel Bans Non Irish Dancing in City Hall Sparks Saxophone Protest
In Cashel Irish Free State the city hall bans all but Irish dancing. Councilman P Phillips says he will be hard hit since he can only play the saxophone which does not produce Irish music.
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Cashel
Irish Free State
P. Phillips
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