Bustling Farm Scene and One Man’s Return in 1932 Texas
Fragmented OCR recounts a rural scene with tractors, mules, barns, and harvest effort. It mentions Warne Disamore of the American Farm Association in Chicago, 1929 era context, and shifts to a Clifton Texas notice about a Dec 81 1082 business meeting. The text references farm labor, feed shortages, and harvest machinery history with scattered names and places.
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Chicago
Surrey
Clifton
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State of Texas
Local News From Valley Mills and Surrounding Areas
Valley Mills updates note residents visiting relatives in Fort Worth and Dallas while others travel to Austin Carlton and Philadelphia for family, education, and medical matters. Local arrivals include Mrs. Kellum improving after illness, and Reginald Asberg heading to Philadelphia for college.
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Latham
Goose Crest Pest
Saray Cf
Jock Tole Reming
Roesbud
I. P. Gilbert
Litte
Nancy Low
Fort Worth
Mies Letina Romine
Mixy
Freda Lawrence
Wao
Mra
Will Campbell
Henry Willard
Dallas
W. T.mcneill
E.G. P. Kellum
Sadie Bathin
Hamilton
R. 0. Lowrance
Joe Howard
W.P. Gardner
D. A. Beck
Terrell
Mew
Pall
Austin
Ake
Lloyd Mann
Mann
Reginald Asberg
Philadelphia
J.brikson
Carlton
John Graves
Adore
H. Settle
For- Han
Ohio
Valley
Milla
B.A. Tweedy
Mathews
Gahan
Texan
Math
Virginia Sears
M. Gore
Cliff
A. Lawrence
Reagan Griff
Walter Lamb
Ster Hill
Geraldine Linberg
Clifton
Happy Jenson
Joe Moward
W. M. Griffin
Michaee Josephine
Marguerite
Archer City
Dennis Heath
Aline
Ahtrita
Jaynan
Ching Springs
Farm population shifts noted in Department estimates
A Department of Agriculture briefing discusses rural population trends over the past few years. It cites urban-to-farm migration, youth and displaced workers returning to farms, and elderly retirees moving to the countryside, with total farm population estimated around 81,604,000 and potential growth to 81,??? if current trends hold.
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Department of Agriculture
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B. Manny
De¢Epartment
Jeountey
Manny
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Four Hundred Calves Canned in Cass County Demonstration
In Cass County county agents Linden Desven and Miss Wille Terrell led series of meetings on storm preparation meat cutting curing and canning. Farmers and farm homemakers learned to cut cure and can meat and share methods with neighbors. The program aimed to help nearly all farm families learn meat preservation techniques this year.
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Cass County
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Wille L. Terrell
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Byrne College
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Yrne Commercial College
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