What Would Happen If Every Farmer Bought Cotton
A Texas reader urges farmers to avoid planting cotton this spring arguing a five to seven million bale crop would depress prices. He likens farmers to a man riding toward Niagara Falls and warns of bankruptcy if they plant. He promotes Farm Bureau cooperation as a national, nonpolitical solution with bankers and merchants backing a wider cooperative effort.
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Central
West
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau
Niagra Falls
Niagra River
Niagra
Farm Bureau
Farmers Salvation
Mr. Moser
Dallas
Federal Farm Bureau
Bureau
Aggies Lose Thriller in Texas Intercollegiate Title Bid
Dwyer leads A&M to comeback win over Texas U in Austin 18 to 18 draw. McCullough of Varsity and Peyton star for their teams as Baylor gains second place while A&M faces two remaining conference games with SMU. Standing shows A&M at 10 2, Baylor 7 2, Varsity 14 9 5.
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Waco News-Tribune
Austin
Texas
Dwyer
University
Bible
McCullough
Varsty
Allstate
Peyton
Aggies
Baylor University
Bellmont
Dallas
Mustangs
Pible
Baylor
Allen Academy Rank Raised by War Department
Lieutenant C. R. Miller, Allen Academy commandant, announced the War Department reclassed the school from fourth class to second, signaling it as an essentially military preparatory institution. Col. A. S. Williams praised the academy for its large junior ROTC unit, band of about thirty pieces, and a planned Colorado summer training camp for the band.
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C. R. Miller
Allen Academy
Lieut. Miller
Allen
Col
A. S. Williams
8Th Corps
Col. Williams
Colorado
District Court Dismisses Cattle Theft. Lists Week’s Trials
The jury found Wayne Davis not guilty of cattle theft. Thompson was acquitted for allegedly performing an operation. Week four trial slate includes Tim Walker swindling, Wilburn Gaitor operating a still, Joe Scanlon auto crash, Frank Minnet assault to murder, J J Jenkins forgery, Lesere Foster forgery, Tom Brooks burglary, and a murder case transferred to Brazos county. Petit jurors for week four named.
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State of Texas
Wayne Davis
Thompson
District Court
State of Tex
Tim Walker
Wilburn Gaitor
Joe Scanlon
Frank Minnet
J. J. Jenkins
Lesere Foster
Tom Brooks
Brazos County
Harris County
Dr. Bey
Harrison
Bedias
John Gurley
Paul Dansby
R. C. Rudaril
Ed Zurek
Charles Payne
W. N. Wilson
D. E. Stark
Lee Kopecky
A. M. Hartsfield
M. E. Kent
J. L. Todd
J.T. Moran
Carl Jones
Resolution of Respect for Tracy Williams at Bright Light Sunday School
The Bright Light Sunday School expresses sincere regrets on the death of Tracy Williams who served six years as a faithful member and helper. Mrs J C Davidson Noah Cole F Goen sign as representatives offering sympathies and urging family to seek comfort in faith. Friends note Mrs Lewis White’s condition has improved after a period of critical illness.
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Cod
Tracy Williams
Tracy
Free Baptist Sunday School
Bright Light Sunday School
Jesus
Lewis White
White
Aggie coach Dex Bible shuns all state all star picks
Dexter Bible coach of the Texas Aggies says there will be no all state five named. He notes many worthy players from Texas and SMU, Rice, and others and refuses to nominate a team. He praises SMU's Griner and says two tough Texas games plus travel affected his squad.
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Dexter Bible
Texas Aggie
Bible
Dallas
Forbes
Dwyer
Hartung
Agricultural and Mechanical College
McCullough
Texas
Rice
Southern Methodist University
Griner
Austin
Ss. M. U
Mustangs
Aggie
Texas Aggies
Sentell
Aggies
Baylor
Dallas News
Downard Sanders Wed In Bryan Home Ceremony
Hiram T. Downard and Miss Lillie Fay Sanders were united in marriage at Dr. John A Held home on Saturday evening officiated by the doctor. The couple’s friends express warm wishes as the nuptials were held earlier than planned due to a family illness.
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Hiram T. Downard
Lillie Fay Sanders
John A. Held
Held
Bryan
W. R. Sanders
R. W. Downard
Wood-Witt University Bill Passes Senate in Texas
The Wood-Witt University expansion bill with a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to acquire 175 acres near the university passed the Senate in Austin. The Senate also approved the Murphy wage bill as a substitute for the Teer House measure on the same topic.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Wood- Witt University
Board of Regents
Senate
Murphy
Teer
Southwestern Exposition crowns Hereford and steer winners
Druid of Forth Worth owned by R V Colbert & Son of Stamford Texas named grand champion Hereford bull and wins junior bull class. Texas A&M tops Hereford steer and yearling classes while Oklahoma A&M wins junior and senior calf steer events and Aberdeen Angus classes. Tris Speaker participates in calf roping exhibition at rodeo matinee but rope misses, vows to improve.
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Druid
Forth Worth
R. V. Colbert & Son
Stamford
Texas
Good Chance
Texas A. & M. College
Texas Institution
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma
Engraved
Pride
Jhn Simpson
Muskogee
Okla
Simpson
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Continuance Denied in White Case Overruled in Brazos
State of Texas vs Onie White and Horace White over killing Dr Bev Harrison in Bedias, venue shifted from Grimes to Brazos. Motion for continuance denied as court convened. defense sought delay due to absent witnesses while prosecution was ready for trial. Legal teams from Houston Navasota Bryan and Georgetown appeared.
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State of Texas
Onie White
Horace White
Bev Harrison
Bedias
Brazos County
Grimes County
Minkert
TF. Ruffington
John Mathis
Houston
Taubee
Georgetown
C. B. Hudson
Bryan
E. A. Berry
Frank Brigance
Haynes Shannon
Navasota
H. 8. Morehead
Franklin and
Henderson
Ransom
West Texas A. and M. bill engrossed in Texas House
The Texas House engrossed the Cox bill by 68 to 48 to establish a West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College west of the 98th meridian and north of the 29th parallel. An appropriation of 50,000 dollars for locating a site of at least 1,000 acres was approved, with ongoing reports to the Thirty-Eighth Legislature.
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Bull
Dallas News
Austin
Texas
West Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
House
Cox
Abilene
A. and M. College
Fly
Gonzales
A. and M. Regents
Cox Bill
West Texas A. and
M. College
H. B. Hill
Wheeler County
Rosser
Scurry County
State Senate
Russell
Satterwhite
Carson County
Baldwin
Lubbock County
Veatch
Johnson County
West Texas College
Agricultural College
Oklahoma
Williams
Tnnem
Sumicvaie
Mr. Veatch
East Texas
Chillicothe
Lubbock
Spur
Pecos
Sonora
Carlsbad
Wichita Falls
Darroch
Mills County
Teer
Thompson
Red River
Barnett in City on Business as Dulaneys Head to Houston
Joe Ryle Barnett visits the city on business today from his farm home on route. Nelson Dulaney traveled to Houston Monday to serve on a Federal jury. Mrs. Dulaney will join him in Houston this afternoon for a week-long stay while he serves. Job iiiting phone 36.
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Joe Ryle Barnett
Nelson Dulaney
Houston
Dulaney
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East 27Th Street
W. H. Lawrence
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