Rockdale Fourth of July celebration outlined by American Legion
Carlisle Post No 358 plans a large Rockdale Fourth of July program with fireworks a comedy fire drill a morning street parade three horse races a baseball game and a grand finale dance at the fair park pavilion Band music from Moulton Legion Band will accompany the day Officials promise top prizes for parade entries and a fireworks display described as one of the best in Rockdale
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Fair Park Pavillion
Farm Relief Ideas From Farmers Endorsed
The column notes farmers suggest Congress should act in a special session to relieve debt. It argues that no farmer can prosper while in debt and that the government should cancel some debts to remove worry and stabilize farming livelihoods.
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Congress
Radio for Farmers Standardized to Boost Yields
The article argues no farmer can succeed without an up to date radio for market reports and baseball scores. It calls for a government standard radio, distribution to farmers, and an inspector to ensure proper upkeep and charged batteries at no cost.
Government must equip farm homes with Victrola and 200 records
A letter urges government action to furnish every farm home with a modern Victrola and about 200 records. It specifies essential titles such as America and Star Spangled Banner while encouraging jazz records for entertaining the young folk.
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America
Farmer home designed for dances and socials
The farmer's residence provides ample space for dancing and church socials including spare bedrooms and sleeping porches with cold rooms that are airtight and soundproof.
Modernize Farms With Barns And Automobiles Plan
The author urges government action to equip barns with electric lights hay forks manure trams hot and cold water and tool sheds with blacksmith and repair shops plus mink houses with electric separator and frigid air plant. Proposes standardized farm equipment including trucks tractors and cars for each family and even a government contract with a wealthy “antique collector” to fund the plan.
Farmer Daughters as Heiresses Stand Against City Queens
The text argues that a farmer's daughter lacks city advantages and should be made an heiress by government action. It suggests government endowments will attract city men, who would then pursue these heiresses, who would only need to learn self defense.
Government to shield farmers from promoter flood
The speaker argues the government should protect farmers from unscrupulous promoters selling swamp lands sand dunes and other dubious properties claiming value from flood damage. The complaint emphasizes that promoters cause more misery than the flood itself by peddling questionable land schemes to farmers.
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Brooklyn Bridge
State House Dome
Farmer from Iowa Fooled in L A Flower Scam
A Iowa farmer was lured by a group described as slickers in Los Angeles. He paid $500 for flowers sold in city parks and began trimming them for market before police intervened.
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Iowa
Los Angeles
Compulsory Endorsement for Farm Loans Claimed
A proposal mandates that any farmer seeking a loan must obtain the personal endorsement of the district senator who would back the note if default occurs. The plan ties loan responsibility to the senator's guarantee, adding political oversight to credit.
Farm move hints at self sufficiency pledge
The speaker pledges a return to farm life and outlines plans to acquire a fully equipped farm. He mentions White Leghorn cows Duroc chickens Yellow Jersey pigs and Shorthorn sheep to raise bologna by the bushel and Rocky Mountain oysters by the quart.
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Congress
Rocky Mountain
Government price protection for farmers urged in speech
The speaker argues that the Government should set prices to protect farmers. He condemns merchants and manufacturers who manipulate markets and suggests the Trade Commission should enforce fair pricing, urging merchants to become farmers.
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Price Trade Commission
Government should give real farm relief and treat farmers right
The writer urges genuine farm relief from the government and fair treatment of farmers so they can be proud of their government.
Establish a Minimum Farm Prices Across Crops
The speaker urges setting a floor for farm product prices to match urban earnings. Proposals include 3.00 dollars per bushel for wheat, 25 cents per loaf for bread, 5 to 6 dollars per bushel or quart for rye, and 2 dollars per bushel or 4 dollars per quart for corn, with further measures implied.
Telegraph Your Congressman With These Farm Occupation Suggestions
Citizens urged to write or call Congressmen immediately with a set of farm policy suggestions. The message claims rapid action will lead to full occupancy of every farm in the United States. Tone reflects urgent lobbying amid policy debates.
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United States
Editor’s note asks for ideas within 90 days
The message requests ideas be sent to the editor within 90 days and proposes a meeting to avoid falling apart. It emphasizes urgency and collective action. The tone is informal and collaborative.
Pupil Roberta Warren Presents Dance Revue at Yee High
Pupil Roberta Warren led a dance revue at Yee High School Auditorium on Saturday evening June 1 at eight. Assisting artists were Katherine Murphy Johnibel Spencer and Margaret Warren of Waco. The program had three parts featuring an Indian dance and a Spanish dance segment with listed performers.
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Roberta Warren
Yee High School
Katherine Murphy
Johnibel Spencer
Margaret Warren
Waco
Patsy McGregor
Katherine Monroe
Theresa Manning
Ruth Hobson
Lucille McDermott
Katherine
Dance and song program segment from a 20th century show
The program lists performers and numbers in segments: Songs by Elizabeth Mangum, Patsy McGregor, Kath erine Monroe, Theresa Manning, Ruth Hobson and others. dances including the Paper Dolls by Maelon Zidell, Rosemary Bennet, Lucille Mc Dermott, and a Rube Dance by Margaret Warren and Johni bel Spencer. plus numbers Rag Doll, Broadway Melody, I Cant Give You Anything but Love Baby, and Wedding of the Painted Doll with various cast.
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Elizabeth Mangum
Maelon Zidell
Rosemary Bennet
Lucille McDermott
Dainty Cupid
Katherine Murphy
Johnibel Spencer
Margaret Warren
Carolina Moon
Velma Newton
Dorcas Batte
Baby
Patsy McGregor
Katherine Monroe
Theresa Manning
Ruth Hobson
Love
Herbert Freeman
Katherine White
Farmers' price drive spurs city vendors to pay up
A bold call to make city traders bear the cost of farm produce rings through the page. The speaker urges urban buyers to face the price determined by farmers and to uphold fair value in commerce.
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