Nationwide farm program set to mirror 1936 plan
County Agent George Banzhaf reports tentative 1937 details similar to 1936 with reclassifications. Payments will reward diverting soil-depleting crops to soil conserving crops and for leaving land fallow or planted to noncropland. Diversion up to 35 percent of cotton base and 15 percent of general base, with a suggested minimum 20 percent diversion.
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George Banzhaf
Bermuda
Sudan
Cardus Advertisement Describes Menstrual Pain Relief
A health ad touts Cardus for severe menstrual pains and cramps. It claims improvements in appetite and energy, noting many women see reduced discomfort and maintained youthfulness, with a doctor advised if no relief is felt.
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Cardus
Marlow Social Notes Mention Local Visits
The Marlow column lists residents and visitors across districts including Erskine McDermott in Fort Worth Corsicana guests the Burnett and Hairston families Beaumont visitors Curtis Barrons moving to San Angelo and many other local gatherings and calls on kin and friends. Names include McDermott Burnett Henry Hairston Clinard Baker Short Walston and Hoyte with Teagure Galveston Minerva and Beau mons tied to the week’s social scene.
1937 soil program details and interplanting cautions
The notice explains 1937 farm program payments Class I for soil conservation and Class II for soil building, with interplanting discouraged except in special cases. It notes that meetings will follow countywide to discuss the program further and where farmers can obtain more information. Bennie Archer served on a federal jury in Waco, and several named women visited Austin on Wednesday.
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Bennie Archer
Waco
Farm Committeemen To Be Named March 12
Committeemen under the farm program will be elected at meetings on Friday March 12 at 2 p m in Gause L S Cunningham J P Kirk and F D Fowler Rockdale S S Sheppard W C Leeke and Herbert Menn Thorndale Max Hengst E B Moerke and M M Camp Sharp Paul C Graves W C Loftin and J P Petty Ben Arnold Bartle Crenan Augst Knipp and Walker Cox Milano M F Paschall C M Pierce and Ray Woods Maysfield W R Looney Walter White and W H Atkinson Buckholts Kay Moore J W Price and C S Raney Yarrellton J A Mann Jos Sla vik and J J Janicek Briary J T White John J Wimberly and W R Rudson Cameron Court House Frank Tomek J D Link and Erskine McDermott Rev and Mrs Odell Jameson and daughters Jeanine and Joanne of Houston have returned home after visiting Mrs Jameson's parents Mr and Mrs Dan Gunn.
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Gause
L. S. Cunningham
J. P. Kirk
F. D. Fowler
Rockdale
S. S. Sheppard
W. C. Leeke
Herbert Menn
Thorndale
Max Hengst
E. B. Moerke
M. M. Camp
Sharp
Paul C. Graves
W. C. Loftin
J. P. Petty
Ben Arnold
Bartle Crenan
Augst Knipp
Walker Cox
Milano
M. F. Paschall
C. M. Pierce
Ray Woods
Maysfield
W. R. Looney
Walter White
W. H. Atkinson
Buckholts
Kay Moore
J. W. Price
C. S. Raney
Yarrellton
J. A. Mann
Jos. Slavik
J. J. Janicek
Briary
J. T. White
John J. Wimberly
W. R. Rudson
Cameron
Court House
Frank Tomek
J. D. Link
Erskine McDermott
Gambrell Dies at Pleasant Retreat in Milam County
W H Gambrell 89 Confederate veteran was buried at Pleasant Retreat near Thorndale after dying there. Milam County now has five living Confederate veterans, four having died in the past year. Gambrell, a Mississippi native, had long resided in Milam County. Also notes Bennie Winfield and S Kestenbaum attending a Houston wholesale grocers convention, and KE A Perrin returning from a National Education Association convention in New Orleans.
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W. H. Gambrell
Pleasant Retreat
Thorndale
Milam County
Mr. Gambrell
Mississippi
Bennie Winfield
Mrs. S. Kestenbaum
Houston
KE. A. Perrin
Cameron Public Schools
New Orleans
National Education Association
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