County Agent Changes In Bosque County
Bosque county names Elmo V. Cook new county agent to Ballinger for Runnels county while C L Wilson of Moody becomes Bosque County Agent. Cook departs with family soon for Ballinger as Wilson and his family relocate here. both bring strong records in county agent work. Meridian Tribune reports welcome to Wilson and family as the move reflects promotion.
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Bosque County
Elmo V. Cook
Ballinger
Runnels County
C. L. Wilson
Moody
Cook
Wilson
Local News From Cranfills Gap and Nearby Areas
Otis Bronstad family and M J Bertelsen party visit Langford home near Lampasas. Miss Alle Mae Bertelsen visits Marlin for the week. Vieda Lee Gaston bitten by rattlesnake but recovering. Local students enroll at Clifton College and Clifton High School. Dr. and Mrs. Denson visit Waco. Denson buys a De Soto sedan. St Olaf Young People program to be held at Norse dining hall. Local gin sets production records amid good rains. Trades Day Saturday includes a free concert and plentiful food in the city park. Dudley Pendleton subscribes to The Clifton Record.
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Otis Bronstad
Allen
Charline
M. J. Bertelsen
Margie Lou
Douglas Langford
Lampasas
Alle Mae Bertelsen
Marlin
Louis Drake
Vieda Lee Gaston
Mina Pederson
Gracie Sorenson
Selma Jenson
Mabel Reesing
Martin Sorenson
Carroll Nelson
Clifton College
Chris Christensen
Glenn Knudson
Clifton High School
Denson
Waco
St. Olaf Young People’s Society
Norse
Paul
Ervin Christensen
Chris Morris Hanson
Leisure Hours After 40 Hour Week Promote Home Life
Kerrville Sun thoughts on how the NRA’s 40 hour week will alter American life. Some use leisure to improve homes and families, others may waste time or risk life insurance issues. Encourages reading a large historical book about 1933 years ago and world events to fit the new national lifestyle.
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NRA
Kerrville Sun
United States
Iere
Uncle Sam
Johnson
P: . of Chambers of Commerce
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
National Recovery Administration
Washington
N.R.A. Emlem
Blue Eagle
N.R.A
Recovery Administration
East Ham Waste Paper Plan Recovered 1000 Tons So Far
Since the launch of the plan last year East Ham in England reports the recovery of 1000 tons of waste paper. Officials say each ton funds one day of work for a worker, highlighting the program's employment impact.
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East Ham
England
Pig parachute stunt fails to thrill Iowa farmers
A Baltimore pig parachute jump failed to excite Iowa farmers who watched pork drop for three years. A monument is proposed to mark General Mackenzie’s trail in his Indian expedition south of Floydada.
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Baltimore
Iowa
San Benito
Mackenzie
Floydada
Agriculture and Livestock to Be Featured at Fair
Dallas reports the 1933 State Fair of Texas will showcase agriculture and livestock with a focus on replacing cotton acres. Exhibits include a 1919 and a 1933 diversification display from Dallas County, plus a Livestock Arena term listing the Southwestern Championship Cowboy Contest. The fair promises major Shubert productions and new Midway attractions, including Sally Rand's famous dance.
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Dallas
Texas
Agriculture and Livestock Departments
Otto Herold
Agricultural Department
Dallas County
Shubert
Bitter Sweet
Nina Rosa
Floradora
Sally Rand
Century of Progress
Chicago
Girls Invade Aggie School In Coed Admission Push
In College Station three Bryan girls Frances Locke Alia Stanford and Iola Barron petition Texas A and M College to admit non official daughters. The move follows a prior allowance for daughters of officials and faculty to enroll, pending approval by President T O Walton and the college board.
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College Station
Texas A. and
M. College
Aggieland
T. O. Walton
Bryan
Frances Locke
Alia Stanford
Iola Barron
Garter and Belt Industry Pledges NRA Support
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports a relief mood from General Johnson as the garter suspenders and belt industry pledges backing to the NRA, signaling strong industry alignment and public stance.
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Johnson
NRA
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Toad Poison Study Uses Global Sample
About 7 500 toads from five continents were used by Dr. K K Chen of Indianapolis in a study of toad poisons.
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Continents
K. K. Chen
Indianapolis
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Selios Bros
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DR. Corneil O. Brown
D. C
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Beckman and Gerety
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s Verigood
Iona
del Monte
K. C
Big Prosperity Builders Soap Sale
Lux
Folger’s Coffee
White House
Ann Page
Aggie School
Dublin
Cisco
Clifton
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