County Agent Base For 1935 Reduction Discussed By Control Board
A letter from Matagorda County Agent F. O. Montague explains 1935 cotton acreage reduction rules under Bankhead. Producers may choose 25 or 35 percent reductions. full 35 percent advised. Bankhead law allows 10.5 million bales tax free, with about 12–13 million expected production, leaving 1.5 million bales to certify or tax. Extra 10 percent acreage risks rental loss and tax. Certificates in 1985 will cost $5.67 per 100 pounds or per bale.
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Bankhead
Milam County urged 35 percent cotton base reduction
Milam County Control Committee and County Agent Geo. Banzhaf urge cotton producers to take the maximum 35 percent reduction in 1935 base acreage. They warn higher taxes on certificates and lower parity payments if acreage is increased or not reduced. A 1935 application process is expected with notices to producers.
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Milam County
Employment by Registrations in U S Job Service
W Frank Persons director details how the U S Employment Service can aid workers through registration. Since July 1933 some 13 679 000 registered and 7 835 000 found jobs. The system offers free placement with 800 offices nationwide and urges re registration to keep records active.
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United States
W. Frank Persons
R. C. Moody
Local Employment Bureau
Germany
England
Des Moines Man Undergoes Emergency Operation in Cameron
H McKee of Des Moines Iowa father of Mrs Gladys Watson in Cameron is in Cameron Hospital after an emergency operation performed last week. His condition is satisfactory with progress toward recovery. Mr McKee and his wife, parents of Mrs Watson, have made their home in Cameron for some time.
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H. ©. McKee
Des Moines
Iowa
Gladys Watson
Cameron
Cameron Hospital
Mr. McKee
Watson
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Control Board
F. O. Montage
Matagorda
Counto
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Geo. Banzhaf
Texas
Rockdale
Morosko
Mr. Moody
Mr. Persons
Herald
First
Cameron Herald
the Herald
Cameron, Texas
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