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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
9
Washington reports complete withdrawal of all public land from settlement with planned use as forests grazing districts and refuges. By July about 7 million acres to be acquired. land not suited to crops to become conserved. Price parity for 14 commodities improved but needs stronger domestic demand to sustain gains amid larger crops.
Government economists estimate farmers may receive up to half a billion dollars from processing taxes this year. Since 1933 over 10 million AAA checks totaling $629,614,037 have been distributed. For 1935 Secretary Wallace projects payments to Wheat, Cotton, Corn Hog, Sugar, and Peanuts totaling hundreds of millions, while tax collections from crop programs topped $640.8 million.
The proposed changes would let the Secretary of Agriculture limit marketing of basic commodities when two thirds of producers approve. New rules would bind minority producers and allow in kind benefit payments as well as cash. Other measures cover culling cattle and bolstering the drought area, with 8,156,322 cattle bought at $13.50 each added to inventories. Shelter belt tree plantings are planned across six Great Plains states with Minnesota and Wisconsin programs also announced.
A gunman, Harry Lucas, 45, killed Charles Evarts 65 his wife 50 and daughter Ollie 26 in Hot Springs Arkansas saying they "didn't live right." Their daughter Ellen is seriously wounded and another daughter survived.
The text promotes using a measurable liquid laxative rather than fixed large doses. It advises gradually reducing doses until the bowels move without help, noting doctors use liquid laxatives with natural agents like senna and cascara. It mentions Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an example available at drug stores.
Salem Oscar Sims visits his sister Mrs. Frank Byar in Waco. Dorothy Lee Rogers and Anna Doris Reed return to school after illness. A Sunday visit pattern includes Mr. and Mrs. Reed and others visiting in various local homes. Rev. Walter Day conducts services at the Methodist church with a large morning and evening crowd.
West Portal Colorado report says the Twin Lakes tunnel linking east and west bores is finished. The bore begun November 2, 1938, pierces 20 234 feet of rock and will divert Roaring Fork River water to 56 000 acres of lower Arkansas Valley land.
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