World cotton supply outlook and proposed acreage bill
Global cotton use runs about 2.4 million bales with a 1.75 million bale surplus. A new bill signed by the president aims to limit planting by using 149 planting sites for acreage allotments in future years to curb overplanting. The 1949 loan rate could drop to about 26.5 cents per pound if parity declines slowly, with loans on the 1949 crop at 90 percent of August 1949 parity. Parity and loan dynamics, along with exports, influence prices as the outlook looks bleaker than postwar conditions.
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Jon
Auman
Taken From Journal Files April 4 1920 Prank Baeder in census bid
Journal notes from 1920 mention Prank Baeder of Erie as a potential supervisor for the 1990 census in the Erie Crawford district after a push to have Congressman Milton W. Shreve support his appointment. Street work and school reopenings in Columbus avenues and Easter recess details are included along with a quiz and old violin lore.
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Cay
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Fire destroys store and home at Chautauqua
Fire gutted the second floor apartments above the Outte Store grocery near the Chautauqua institution rounds. Mr and Mrs P A Anderson were in business on the first floor when the blaze broke out, likely from faulty wiring, causing estimated damages though stock suffered only smoke and water damage.
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P. A. Anderson
Shiel Norm Becker
Chautauqa
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Falconer Farm Barn Fire Causes $2000 Loss
Fire officials probe a barn fire on the William Willett Falconer farm on Kenney road. A 40 by 60 foot structure and a truck were destroyed, with about 59 tons of hay lost. Willett estimates his loss over $2000, insured. hay owned by Frett Sprague. Fire occurred shortly after 4 PM Friday. origin undetermined.
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William Willett
Falconer
Kenney Road
Amestown
Willett
Frett Sprague
Sprague Hill
Robert M. Sprague
Holehitss Road
Michael “Hawkits
Fire In Willett Home Ends With Forced Exit
Mr Willett reports a fire at the Willett home where a young man identified as Mr Burnside tried to drive out the thief but could not start the motor because the keys were on Mr Willett. The owner handed over the keys and Burnside was forced from the building.
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Willett
Mr. Willett
Burnside
Mr Willett
Mr. Burnside
Cotton Farmers Brace for Crucial 1950 Acreage Year
Cotton farmers plan a large rise in acreage for 1950 despite warnings. The Agriculture Department estimates 27 million acres planted, a significant increase over 1943, with projected yields around 14.9 million bales. World harvests and government price supports loom large as marketing quotas may follow.
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Sotton
Potton
Agriculture Department
Truman
Mrs Beatrice Alsdorf Dies Suddenly at 63 in Warren
Mrs Beatrice M Alsdorf 63 of Warren died at her home from a sudden heart attack yesterday. Born in London in 1885 she immigrated to the United States and settled in Warren area. Surviving husband Winnie Alsdorf son Lewis Mahne of State College Pa and a sister in London. The remains were taken to Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg where services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev E P Armitage officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
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Beatrice M.alsdorf
Warren
London
England
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Gulick Delights City With Third Organ Recital
Dr. Gulick offered an entertaining organ recital, his third appearance in the city, performing several request numbers and pleasing the audience with his skill and musical selections.
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Charles Leech Gulick
City school pupils buy $375 in savings stamps
March sales figures from the city school system show purchases of defense stamps and bonds totaling 475 dollars. Washington school led with 126 students and 90 dollars in sales, followed by Fairview 95 students at 83 dollars, Junior High 367 at 61, Junior High Elementary 222 at 48, Concord 250 at 35, Harding 46 at 32, and Senior High 323 at 21.
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U.S
Diss
Hele Spencer
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Fairview
Eleentary
Concord
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Barn Fire Engulfs Vehicle Near Baris Center
Firefighters battled a blaze trapping a vehicle near a barn at the Baris center. Mr. Willett indicated the fire likely started where the truck was parked, as Falconer firemen deployed three hose streams drawing water from an overflow of the Chadakola river, about two feet behind the barn.
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Baris
Falconer
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