Boy Scout News from Troops 53 32 52
Rainy weather halted a Friday hike but Troop 53 met well with plans for fall and winter programs. Some scouts earned no merit badges over the holidays, a matter of concern. Troop 32 missed an all night hike yet enjoyed wrestling mats and indoor activities with plans for a future hike. Troop 52 met with 14 scouts. Gjedde won best ghost story, Morsw spoke on radio hobby, Fox patrol won Steal the Bacon, and all recited the oath and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haygood
B. L. Archer
J. A. Lindle
Yfe
G. W. Gjedde
Willie Morsw
Fox Patrol
Methodist Church Returns Pastor for Sunday Service
The pastor is back from vacation and will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev Connerly, filling in during absence, remains with Cameron church as Junior preacher until the Annual Conference in November. He will lead Sunday night service with the junior choir directed by Miss Jessie Guffey, while the senior choir led by Mrs A J Triggs directs morning music. The note urges renewed church attendance and cites Edgar Guest on the value of church for families. Co A Lehmborg, Pastor.
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Connerly
Cameron Church
Jessie Guffey
A. J. Triggs
Edgar Guest
Church
A. Lehmberg
Weather Week Ending September 7 1932 Table
Weather data by R A Tag lists daily high and low temperatures and rainfall for September 1932. It shows totals for months and a yearly rainfall of 36.70 inches with figures for each day from September 1 to 7 including rain amounts.
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R. A. Tag
Phone 590
Weekly Cotton Letter Reports Varied Belt Conditions and Weevil Damage
The note says rainfall has improved conditions but excessive rain damaged open cotton in Texas and central states, boosting boll weevil damage across Southwest Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and South Carolina. Some areas like West and Northwest Texas and parts of North Carolina hold steady. Fertilizer reductions yield small bolls. US cotton consumption expected to rise despite last season’s weak showing. Europe may buy more. China and Japan expected to buy less due to a larger local crop.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
United States
Europe
China
Japan
Reconstruction plan aids farm loan move on cotton
The Reconstruction Corporation would lend fifty million dollars to the Farm Board and cooperative associations to hold cotton off the market. The move aims to restore farm product prices to reasonable levels as a government crop estimate is due. Market sentiment notes a prior rise and cautious optimism with improving general business conditions and anticipated buying support on any downturn.
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Ington
Reconstruction Corporation
Farm Board
Cooperative Associations
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