Peanut growers seek fair peanut program reforms
A letter argues organized effort improved wages for factory workers and urges changes to the AAA peanut program. It notes proposed 1.15 per hour with double overtime, critiques tax impact on peanut sales, and calls for access to records to address alleged unfairness in acreage allotments. Local growers form a committee to study records and push corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediation Board
Ame
AAA
Local social notices and visits reported
Mr and Mrs J B Cooper return from A M C A .m Col ca he attended summer and Miss Wynell Andress of Stephen ville visit their mother Mrs J E Andress. Mr and Mrs Ira Hilley and Larry with Mrs J M Waggoner and Mrs W M Hilley visit Camp Bowie Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cooper
Wynell Andress
Stephenville
J. E. Andress
Ira Hilley
Larry
J. M. Waggoner
W. M. Hilley
Camp Bowie
Bill Heathington
Abilene
W. J. Barlow
Colingo
California
List of historical names from Draft Bear 808 1808 to 1856
A compiled sequence of personal names with surnames including John Bernard Maples Clarence Orval 1811 Tommie Odell Gray 1812 Vernon Michael 1813 Elmo Curtis Shapp 1814 James Edward Bergeu 1815 Leonard Sutton 1816 Chester William Horton 1817 Eugene Dennis McGlothlin 1818 Bernice Warren 1819 Reuben Jesse Reed 1820 Ottis Melvin Whitehurst 1821 Darwin May 1822 Wilbur Burniee Nowlin 1823 Elmer Keith Logan 1824 George Washington Spivey 1825 Olen Felbert Brownlee 1826 James Barney Tatum 1827 Toye Benjamin Keith 1828 Carl Earl Simpson 1829 George Pat Johnston 1830 Harley Eargle Hughes 1831 Clayce Monroe Daniel 1832 Charlie Loy Carmichael 1833 Robert Edward Andere 1834 Thomas Charley Garrett 1835 John Bryant Plummer 1936 James Newton Koonce 1837 Walter Eugene Lowe Jr. 1838 William Travis James 1839 Nellie Cosby Hayes 1840 Erwin Breshear 1841 Benjamin Johnnie Blanton 1842 Ottis Parker 1843 Walter Gilliam 1844 Gage Tillman Nelson 1845 Henry Lloyd Skaggs 1846 Houston Brady Lancaster 1847 Travis John Cogburn 1848 Franklin Monroe Lancaster 1849 Elmer Hibert Cottrell 1850 Clint Lee Miller 1851 Martin Ottis Beene 1852 Troy Tatum 1853 Ben Edd Steele 1854 Malcolm McGuire 1855 Arthur Edward Adcock 1856 Henry Clinton Weatherford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bernard Maples
Clarence Orval
Tommie Odell Gray
Vernon Michael
Elmo Curtis Shapp
James Edward Bergeu
Leonard Sutton
Chester William Horton
Eugene Dennis McGlothlin
Bernice Warren
Reuben Jesse Reed
Ottis Melvin Whitehurst
Darwin May
Wilbur Burniee Nowlin
Elmer Keith Logan
George Washington Spivey
Olen Felbert Brownlee
James Barney Tatum
Toye Benjamin Keith
Carl Earl Simpson
George Pat Johnston
Harley Eargle Hughes
Clayce Monroe Daniel
Charlie Loy Carmichael
Robert Edward Andere
Thomas Charley Garrett
John Bryant Plummer
James Newton Koonce
Walter Eugene Lowe Jr
William Travis James
Nellie Cosby Hayes
Erwin Breshear
Benjamin Johnnie Blanton
Ottis Parker
Walter Gilliam
Gage Tillman Nelson
Henry Lloyd Skaggs
Houston Brady Lancaster
Travis John Cogburn
Franklin Monroe Lancaster
Elmer Hibert Cottrell
Clint Lee Miller
Martin Ottis Beene
Troy Tatum
Ben Edd Steele
Malcolm McGuire
Arthur Edward Adcock
Henry Clinton Weatherford
National Independence Day Message Fragment
The text contains a garbled note about July 4 being our national independence. It asserts a declaration of freedom and the notion that a nation’s core is its authority, though many names and numbers appear as stray OCR artifacts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
de Leon
L Meere
Ecu Ollune
Gabardine
Nice
Botnam Bros.& Co
John Russell Wallace
William Duffie Wright
Robert Irvin Guinn
Roy Pien
A Patton
Ellis Harrison
Jean Miears
Lord Aten Harver
Higginbothams
Sheers
Rayon
Comanche
Higginbotham Bros. & Co