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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
10
Farm income for 1935 is estimated near 6.7 billion dollars, based on processing taxes, with 1934 at 396 million and 1953 at 131 million. Wheat crop forecast at 594 million bushels, cotton expected above last year but below average, potato program set to begin December 1 with costs covered from a special source after a bill failure.
Rev and Mrs W P Elliott and daughters plus guests Mattie Baucom and Mary Frances traveled to Waco and Temple last week. J A Walschak Beatrice and Lionel and Mrs J D Lewis shopped in Temple Friday. Several families hosted or visited in Temple San Angelo and San Marcos with students and staff moving between towns and institutions.
The AAA enforces a tax of three fourths of a cent per pound or 45 cents per bushel on sales above the allotment. Protests have arisen, with some replies from the defense. After a year the act will not continue unless two thirds of the producers approve.
Hardin Baylor students at Belton enter as freshmen and juniors this week. Maxine Hyer begins freshman year at Texas University with parents in Austin. Zalisko family travels to Lubbock for Texas Tech. Lehmanns escort Elena to Austin for freshman work at the State University. Genevieve Meyer from Fort Worth visits family in town. Robert Everett attends school at Dime Box with sister Mattie Everett teaching there. Virginia Garlisch studies Southwestern University in Georgetown with mother present. Viola Tarwater arrives from Caldwell to teach in Buckholts at the Phillips home. Rev. D C Burke visits Georgetown Friday.
Pete Cortez, 42, escaped an explosion fire on a Baltimore street by racing through flames until a policeman tackled him, ripped off his burning clothes, and saved his life.
Ferdinand Waggoner of Springfield Illinois died at age 103 after living 43 years with an artificial stomach. He had his stomach removed following a gunshot wound in 1871 and relied on silicone tubes for digestion.
In Golden City Missouri Mrs C W Heath attacked by a bull while her husband faced danger. She used a pitchfork to fend off the animal and dragged her husband to safety.
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