Waco Packing Company Moves to Old Location
Waco Packing Company has relocated to the old site near the railroad track. The firm plans remodeling to modernize the building soon, aiming for a better layout and improved facilities to suit its expanding operations. Local readers are advised of the move and upcoming improvements.
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Waco Packing Company
First New York Sky Train Thrills Millions
A famous aviation enthusiast and motorless plane record holder piloted a glider in a bold display aboard an unnamed craft. Elwood Kelm is noted in a brief passage as part of conversations about the event and the planned glide along a notable route. The report hints at a rapid, ongoing transit line with a glider designated as “Glider No. a” and mentions a Frisco fair trail.
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Roosevelt's Picked 10 Best Baliewi It Or Note
Fob Ripley lists ten top selections from a vast postwar range depicted in the New York American. The piece frames Roosevelt as presenting notable items from a 2000 plus array showcased in the late 1940s context.
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Fob Ripley
Treasury Receives 2.81 Million in Gold Under New Policy
Treasury states 2 810 002 in gold turned in and notes 24 810 002 in gold certificates since December 24 as part of policy to shift holdings away from monetary stocks. Morgenthau cites moves impacting the navy and government obligations while Roosevelt era measures aim to fund sinking funds and investments. The article weaves in political figures and a river boundary reference, presenting a fragmented view of wartime financial policy and related actions.
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Ripley
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Aid Butlon
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Abele College
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College Echoes at Clifton College Joratorical Contest Preview
Editorial urges students to enter the annual Joratorical contest, highlighting public speaking value and personal growth. Campus notes mention visitors, the Emersonian Society organizing a “Possum Supper,” chapel services by Rev Py Thorson, and the Clifton chorus preparing to sing The Heavenly Message at First Lutheran Church with a reception afterward.
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Negra
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Wallace defends farm policy amid tariff debate
Secretary Wallace argues for a middle course between international free trade and national protectionism. He urges partial acreage cuts, tariff adjustments, and aiming for higher domestic purchasing power while maintaining strong home markets. He calls for a humane, modern social order to raise living standards and reduce dependence on foreign goods.
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Nations Administration
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Texas farms report terrace costs and dairy gains across counties
County farm agents and Extension Service officers report on terracing costs, dairy record results, and home food production efforts across Texas. Notes include average value per acre, cost of building, price changes, and demonstrations in Shackelford, Grayson, Wilbarger, Grege, and Gonzales counties. Details cover cattle, canning, prickly pear eradication, and incremental cotton gains through improved grazing and plant culture.
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Crockett County
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Gonaales
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Ars Spear
Printer Work Delayed After Mechanical Issue
A printer in the facility faced a mechanical problem causing delays in daily production. Operators worked to restore normal run time as technicians inspected the press and adjusted alignments to resume printing at full capacity.
New Deal to Seek Senate End to Louisiana Rule
An article from Budapest and Washington reports Mrs. Ruffin Pleasant, wife of G. Foehler, filing petitions for divorce and urging Louisiana citizens to rise against the state’s alleged oppression. The case involves cross nationality marriage and a custody dispute, tied to the New Deal movement in Louisiana and public court actions.
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Washington
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Robert Poshler
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Lowisiana
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Maud — Firstelo
P\ Long
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Foehler
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Garner
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United States
New Deal” Organisation of
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