Time Here for Texans Cotton Contest
Fall signals plans for next year's More Cotton on Fewer Acres contest in Texas with aims to raise quality and price, drawing 4 400 farmers on 22 000 acres despite drought. Organizers, including Dallas Morning News and Texas A and M Extension, seek stronger farmer education and soil-building steps this fall for bigger prizes.
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Black Land
Dallas Morning News
Farm News
Dallas Cotton Exchange
Texas Cotton Association
Extension Service of
Texas A. & M. College
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy About a Dubious Stock
Maud seeks Aunt Emmy’s judgment on a radio stock pitch. A salesman named Mr Brown touted a buyback promise and guaranteed dividends. Aunt Emmy warns such guarantees prove unreliable and urges a bank meeting. Tom and Maud escape a bad investment after the bank confirms the company is no good.
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Emmy
Tom
Brown
Aunt Emmy
Mr. Brown
Aymes
Pastors on Wheels Spread Gospel Across Rural Areas
Dr. Samuel C. G. Neil of Philadelphia unveils Baptist program using motorized chapels to reach regions without churches. Two chapels active in Wyoming and Arizona, two more ready in California, with plans for at least 25 such pastorates. Each unit includes kitchenette living room bath hot water beds and a collapsible pulpit. A trailer carries a church tent and gear for outreach.
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Samuel CG. Neil
Philadelphia
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Baptist Church
Neil
Wyoming
Arizona
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Federal Land Bank of
Houston
W. G. Gillis
Cameron National Farm Loan Association
Cameron, Texas
Furniture and Fixtures, Inc
Guaranty Fund
Texas State Bank & Trust CO
State Banking Department
A Guaranty Fund Bank
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