Pope Pushes 12 Cent Cotton Loan Minimum Law
Fort Worth Texas October 1 Henry N Pope president of the Farmers Union Southern Presidents association has urged Congress or the Federal Reserve Board to fix a minimum loan price of 12 cents per pound on all cotton crops. He says many senators and representatives back the plan and will convene a New Orleans meeting to finalize details and seek federal approval before presenting to Congress.
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Henry N. Pope
Farmers’ Union Southern President’s Association
Congress
Fed Reserve Board
Pope
Is Association
New Orleans
Hardwick
Georgia
T. W. Simms
Tennessee
Otis Wingo
Arkansas
Federal Reserve Board
Marriage Licenses and Auto Registrations from County Court
The week lists marriage licenses for pairs including Joe Zalesky and Mary Biskeep, Sam McGueen and Pearl Cameron, J. D. Johnson and Laura Washington, among others. Auto registrations cover dozens of individuals and cars from Cameron and nearby towns. Real estate filings show several 58 acre and other parcels transferred in Cameron and surrounding areas.
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Joe Zalesky
Mary Biskeep
Sam McGueen
Pearl Cameron
J. D. Johnson
Laura Washingtee
Ohn Jones
Lou Dell Spradley
L. G. Culp
Maud Brannon
R. F. Petty
Etta V. Dodd
Bill Song
Mamie Drake
Charlie Polk
Clara Dunn
Cameron
Ida Cannon
A. J. Rhodes
J. Bowen
D. E. Miller
W. B. Smith
Branchville
R. D. Wallis
D. D. Murdock
Rasberry
Rockdale
Frank Fazelet Ax
Wm. R. Rogers
Milam County
T. B. Wooton
T. B. Wor
Jno
T. Gambill
Yankee Robinson Three Ring Wild Animal Circus Promises Major Shows
All animals act as performers as the Yankee Robinson Three Ring Wild Animal Circus brings an unprecedented display of educated wild animals. The program features elephants, camels, clowns led by Billy Jamieson and others, a wild animal display, and Jim Kinney as bucking horse rider. The show will exhibit in Cameron on Friday October 6.
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Robinson Circus
Billy Jamieson
Freddy Gay
Eddie Dorie
Joe Marvello
Jim Kinney
Yankee Rolinson
Cameron
Buckholts School Opens Early For Spring Term
Buckholts public school opened October 2 to allow an eight months term finishing in spring aiding family needs. Prof. Hughes praises the school's best work yet with retained teachers and new addition Mrs. Dancer a university graduate with Texas teaching experience. Mrs. C R Phillips of Cameron leads the music department. Buckhots News.
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Dancer
Texas
Houston
Corpus Christi
Waco
C. R. Phillips
Cameron
Buckhots News
Food Prices Rising Across Key Staples
Washington reports show Oct 1 price increases across foodstuffs due to wheat shortage. Flour up to post civil war highs. potatoes, onions, and cabbages up 40 to 50 percent. Producers’ prices up 9.3 percent in August. butter eggs hogs beef cattle veal calves lambs all notably higher than a year ago.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Peanuts Market Outlook Advises Cautious Farmers
College Station Tex Oct 1 Farmers should not rush peanuts to market as oil mills prioritize cotton seed crushing. Current peanut prices range 69 to 76 cents for top peanuts, with expectations they may rise to about 90 cents by spring. Peanut meal boosts hog gains by 11-2 cents per pound, improving farm fertility and overall profit.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Twenty-cent cotton forecast by state department
Austin reports the State warehouse and marketing department predicts twenty-cent cotton due to current conditions and unchanged price amid heavy producer gelling. managers F. C. Winert and Peter Radford note the factor.
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Austin
State Warehouse and Marketing Department
F. C. Winert
Peter Radford
Swanzy Dycus Wed in Cameron and Head to Buckholts
Jeff Swanzy of Buckholts and Mary Dycus of Ad Hall wed in Cameron on the 23rd. They honeymoon to Waco then begin housekeeping in Buckholts, receiving best wishes from their community. The Buckholts News notes their ties to Buckholts and their standing as standout local youths.
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Cameron
Jeff Swanzy
Buckholts
Mary Dycus
Ad Hall
Waco
Burlington Visitor J A Bell Reduces Cameron Calls
Mr J A Bell of Burlington visited Cameron Monday. Since starting business there he has nearly stopped coming down to see his many friends.
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J. A. Bell
Burlington
Cameron
Be Square With Your Newspaper
A Bay City Tribune editorial urges readers to honor subscriptions and pay for newspapers. It condemns skipping payments as dishonest and compares unpaid bills to fraud, challenging readers to be square with the press and avoid harming credibility over small sums.
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Bay City Tribune
Skating Rink Opens This Week Under Mr Robinson
The rink opens this week under canvass with a perfectly splendid floor and electric orchestra providing music. The venture aims to offer a new form of amusement in the city under Mr Robinson’s management.
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Robinson
Becoming a Capitalist Farmer in Sandy Land
Mr. A. R. O'Neal of Hoyte talked with the Herald about his farm on sandy land. He plans to average 150 bushels per acre from 9 acres of sweet potatoes, yield 9 bales of cotton from 20 acres, and has 1000 bushels of corn cribbed. He also grows peanuts, will fatten 25 hogs for winter, and has sold $960 worth of wood since July.
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A. R. O’ Neal
Hoyte
Herald
Dr Harry A Briggs Opens Buckholts Practice
Dr Harry A Briggs of Palestine has located in Buckholts to practice medicine. For years he served as house surgeon for the I and G N Ry Company based in Palestine and comes to Buckholts highly recommended as a fine citizen and physician.
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Harry A. Briggs
Palestine
Buckholts
I. & G. N. Ry. Company
Circus Day Draws Large Crowd in Town Parade
Tomorrow the town hosts the annual Yankee Robinson circus parade and performances drawing a monstrous crowd. The generous school superintendent grants a holiday for children to enjoy the day.
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Cameron
Milam County Enterprise hires J D Womack as Linotype Operator
J D Womack accepts a Linotype operator post with the Milam County Enterprise and lists Norman Oklahoma as his residence.
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J. D. Womack
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Milam County Enterprise
Norman
Oklahoma
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