Poage argues crop policy and cotton prices in letter
A letter from Congressman W. R. Poage warns farmers that the government may not support high cotton prices if a large 18 million bale crop is pursued. He notes Labor officials do not recognize certain work, urges farmers to accept Secretary of Agriculture requests, and cautions that 20 cent cotton may not be profitable. Visiting in the area were Miss Mildred Hogstel Reverend Nelson and family from Abies, SD.
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Wei
Agricult
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W. R. Poage
Congressr
G. Hogstel
Mildred Hogstel
Abies
South Dakota
Nelson
Hogstel
Archie O. Nelson
Annie Nelson
Hogstels
McGregor Woman Seeks Chiropractic Relief
A McGregor resident reports relief after treatment at a local Chiropractic Clinic by Dr. H T Hans. The patient describes years of arthritis pain and extreme discomfort prior to receiving care, noting improved mobility and reduced pain following therapy.
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T.hans
Clifton C CClinic urged visit for cure
Patient describes improving symptoms after starting treatment at Clifton Clinic. Encourages others to seek help promptly as progress varies by individual. Contact Mrs T M Roach, 406 Harrison Ave, McGregor, Texas for more information.
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T. M. Roach
Harrison Ave
McGregor, Texas
Fragmented OCR Note with Obscure Text
A partial readable fragment from a historical page shows garbled words and missing context. The limited legible bits offer little to identify people, places, dates, or events. No clear action or outcome can be determined from the available text.
Meridian Woman Recalls Kindness From Doctors and Hospital
A Meridian resident expresses gratitude for the care received from doctors and staff at the local hospital. The note mentions Mrs Eq Grimes of Route 2 Meridian and highlights the support shown during a difficult time.
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Ian
Eq Grimes
Fragmentary note on contract terms and payment
Fragmentary OCR reads about contract acceptance and payment terms. The legible parts mention processing, a contract, and arranged payment, but details such as parties, dates, or amounts remain unclear.
Farmers Face Worker Quotas Hidden in Local Reform
Yerly notes that no employer may refuse work or contract with any worker. He argues farmers must hire a certain number of workers, a standard that only larger cooperatives or unions can meet. The passage emphasizes recruitment limits and implementation concerns.
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Yerly
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Clifton
Hansen
Ghieek
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Tee, ‘Oan
Taberyee
Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid
Pariah Hall
Fiat
H.C
Sprest
Clifton Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Clifton Burial Ass
Clifton Mercantile CO
Ciition
Texas
Ierisy
Cie Ag
Leon
Laon
Lien
Meridian, Texas
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