Lowden speech guides Milam farmers on farm income
Washington column notes Frank O. Lowden, ex Illinois governor and presidential hopeful, urged a balance between industry and agriculture with tariff benefits for farm products. It cites Davis AAA reports on referendums, production adjustments, and farm price comparisons from 1932 to 1934, urging reader study of agricultural policy impacts.
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Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Davis
Batte Opposes Old Age Pension Amendment Passage
R L Batte argues against the Texas constitutional amendment for old age pensions. He notes 1723 Milam County residents aged 65 plus would be eligible, with statewide costs of 42 million and up to 15 dollars per month per recipient. He warns of new taxes to fund pensions and questions the claim pensions would create jobs.
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R. L. Batte
Milam County
Washington
United States Department of Commerce
Texas
Farm income share would be 13 percent if 1934 share matched earlier decades
The report notes farm population per capita income fell to 7.5 percent in 1982. It argues that if 1934 farm income had matched the pre-1920 share, farm income would need to be one-fourth to one-third higher to reach about 13 percent of national income.
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Mr. Davis
Udga Free Sample AdOffers Quick Relief For Ulcers
An advertising note promotes Udga remedies for stomach ulcer gas pains and indigestion. The offer invites readers to obtain a free sample from E. Go. Schiller, asserting doctor’s prescription backed relief.
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E. GO. Schiller
Car Found Near Gause Believed Property Question
An abandoned 1934 Chevrolet coach found on the Great Northern Highway near Gause is held in Cameron by Sheriff Kennedy. Deputy Dan Gunn and Constable B F Bailey reported the discovery on June 6. An Oklahoma sheriff notified that his car is missing, but the color and engine number do not match the listing.
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Cameron
Kennedy
Gause
Dan Gunn
B. F. Bailey
L. J. Davis
Oklahoma
Notice of Lost Cotton Receipt No 1449
Public notice that cotton receipt No 1449 in the name of Johnnie Smith dated September 18 1934 from Cameron Press Company for one bale of cotton has been lost. The undersigned claims ownership and warns the public not to accept or deal with the receipt in any other hands.
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Mr. Davis
Johnnie Smith
Cameron Compress Company
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